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Sorry, but this World Cup debacle could be as good as it gets for ageing Scotland

Scotland's involvement in the World Cup has been desperately disappointing for the Tartan Army - but it could be as good as it gets for an…

The National (Scotland)

FIFA World Cup 2026: Japan vows to give 'everything we've got' against Brazil in blockbuster last-32 clash

Japan will give "everything we've got" and declared they have what it takes to beat Brazil in the last 32 of the World Cup in Houston on Monday. Japan were hanging on by the end, but Suzuki said they can beat anyone on their day, having also defeated England at…

The Economic Times

Weak India Monsoon Rains Pushes Sugar Prices Sharply Higher

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN26 ) today is up +0.45 (+3.32%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ26 ) is up +19.60 (+4.41%). Sugar prices are sharply higher today, with NY sugar climbing to a 2-week high and London sugar jumping to a 2.75-month high. Sugar prices are...

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Neymar Shuts Down MLS Club But Could Still Make U.S. Move—Report

The Brazilian superstar made his 2026 World Cup debut in his country’s final group stage match against Scotland.

Sports Illustrated

Brazil protests disallowed Vinicius goal, urges FIFA to drop referee

Brazil has formally protested to FIFA after a Vinicius Jr. goal was disallowed in their World Cup win against Scotland. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) is also seeking the removal of referee Cesar Ramos from their future matches, citing a history of perceived unfair decisions. The CBF argues the VAR…

The Economic Times

Coffee Prices Fall on Forecasts for Drier Weather in Brazil

September arabica coffee (KCU26 ) today is down -3.35 (-1.21%), and September ICE robusta coffee (RMU26 ) is down -2 (-0.05%). Coffee prices are moving lower today on forecasts for drier weather in Brazil next week, which should allow for the resumption of the country’s coffee harvest. Coffee prices have...

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Every Confirmed Round of 32 Match at the 2026 World Cup

The USMNT, Brazil, Canada and Netherlands already know their opponents in the last 32.

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Brazil rub salt in Scotland's World Cup wounds with bizarre VAR protest

Brazil has lodged a bizarre protest to FIFA over their disallowed goal in their World Cup win over Scotland

The National (Scotland)

FIFA World Cup 2026: Japan's progress paying off, says Troussier

Japan believe they can shock Brazil in the World Cup round of 32, and former coach Philippe Troussier thinks it would be a fitting reward for their progress as a football nation. Japan have not missed a World Cup since, and they have openly talked about winning this year's competition…

The Economic Times

FIFA World Cup 2026: Zico warns Brazil that Japan are ready for "whatever comes their way"

This will be only the second time that Brazil is facing Japan in a FIFA WC, with the first meeting coming in the 2006 edition of the tournament, with Brazil emerging as winners by 4-1, and Zico was Japan's manager.

The Economic Times

Celtic star eyes up World Cup giant-killing after Japan heroics

Maeda has vowed to bundle Brazil out of the World Cup after opening his account for Japan in the tournament.

The National (Scotland)

'Where's the Alien?': Brazilian Psychic Blames 'Fake News' After UFOs Fail to Abduct Players at World Cup Match

Brazilian psychic Vó Baiana is defending herself after a viral claim that aliens would abduct players during Brazil's World Cup match against Scotland fizzled out.

International Business Times UK

‘Chock full of incredible animals’: marine expedition uncovers 31 new species in two weeks

Experts worked in ocean midwater off Brazil at near-record speeds thanks to cutting-edge tech

The Guardian - UK

Does the World Cup favor democratic or autocratic nations? I did some number crunching to find out

It is often said – by FIFA President Gianni Infantino and many others – that soccer is the “most democratic sport.” That sentiment is based in large part on the sport’s global appeal and long history of popularity across class and racial lines.

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The Economic Times

FIFA World Cup knockout round takes shape as US is set to play Bosnia-Herzegovina

The FIFA World Cup knockout stage is shaping up, with co-hosts USA facing Bosnia-Herzegovina and Canada meeting South Africa. Other key clashes include Morocco vs. Netherlands and Japan vs. Brazil. Many teams have advanced but await their opponents, with the full Round of 32 to be confirmed after final group…

Louder

"One of our videos hit 123 million views in Brazil, so we're flying out to play Monsters Of Rock." Meet Jayler, the West Midlands quartet with big dreams and even bigger plans

Jayler are big in Brazil, have gigs lined up with Deep Purple and Lynyrd Skynyrd, and their debut album only came out last month

Euronews

Japan fans flood Shibuya as World Cup draw with Sweden sets up Brazil clash

Japan reach World Cup last 32 after 1-1 draw with Sweden on 26 June, prompting celebrations across Tokyo. , sparking huge celebrations in Tokyo’s Shibuya. They now face Brazil in the knockout stage.

Evening Standard

Arsenal get Bruno Guimaraes response 'as cut-price Newcastle release clause emerges'

Gunners have reportedly begun to explore a move for Brazil star

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What we know about the foreign victims of Venezuela's quakes

Venezuela's twin earthquakes have claimed 235 lives, with foreign nationals confirmed among the deceased. Brazil reports two citizens lost, while Italy mourns an Italian-Venezuelan man. China confirms two nationals died, and Portugal tragically lost one citizen who succumbed to injuries en route to the hospital. Authorities are providing consular assistance…

The Economic Times

FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32: Qualified teams, eliminated nations and knockout stage picture explained

The FIFA World Cup 2026 knockout stage is taking shape as the group phase nears its end. Powerhouses like Argentina, Brazil, and France have secured their spots in the Round of 32, alongside co-hosts Mexico and the USA. Meanwhile, several nations have been eliminated, and the race for the remaining…

Bangkok Post

Japan draw 1-1 with Sweden to finish second in Group F

DALLAS - ⁠Japan ⁠held on to draw 1-1 with Sweden in their World Cup ‌match on Thursday to finish runners-up in Group F and book a meeting in the knockout stage with ⁠five-times champions Brazil after an Anthony Elanga strike cancelled out Daizen Maeda's opener.

France 24

World Cup 2026: Japan held by Sweden in dramatic Group F finale

Japan and Sweden fought out a dramatic 1-1 draw in Dallas in the final Group F match, leaving the top spot in the hands of the Netherlands. Daichi Maeda gave Japan the lead with a sublime team move, before Alexander Elanga's stunning finish equalised for the Swedes. Japan is set…

The National (Scotland)

Kieran Tierney on what went wrong for Scotland as squad left to 'hope and pray'

The Economic Times

Brazilian proverb of the day: 'A timely "no" beats a...' Life lessons on thoughtful restraint, rash agreement, healthy boundaries, over-commitment, misaligned priorities, patience, self-awareness and clear communication

Brazilian proverb of the day highlights the message behind the saying, "A timely 'no' beats a hasty 'yes'." The proverb teaches people to avoid rushed agreements and instead make careful decisions. It explains how healthy boundaries, patience, self-awareness, and clear communication help prevent over-commitment and regret. The proverb remains useful…

The Conversation

Scientists find antidepressant in the brains of sharks off the coast of Rio de Janeiro

Sertraline is one of the most widely prescribed antidepressants in the world. Global sertraline sales are expected to keep growing, projected to expand from an estimated US$1.94 billion in 2025 to approximately US$3.13 billion by 2032.

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