World Cup 2026: Reaction to Canada’s win plus buildup to Brazil v Japan – live
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Key events People love to hate commentators , in general, so it’s refreshing to see good work being recognised and praised: Fantastic BBC Radio coverage last night, from Vicki Sparks and Dion Dublin. …
Key events People love to hate commentators , in general, so it’s refreshing to see good work being recognised and praised: Fantastic BBC Radio coverage last night, from Vicki Sparks and Dion Dublin. How to commentate on an important game that, actually, wasn't a very good match? Be as entertaining, as honest, as smart and as funny with your words over the lack of action on the pitch. (And while we’re on the subject, for all the haterz: until you’ve actually picked up a mic and tried to commentate on a football match, or any other sport, you are hardly in a position to criticise anyone.) Share Updated at 09.07 BST If you would like to email thoughts about any of this, please do so here . Let’s begin with everyone’s favourite subject: His Majesty’s England football team. Andrew Beasley takes a look at the data on the Jude Bellingham x Harry Kane collaboration for England: Canada are the first team into the last 16: And in a little over nine hours, Brazil v Japan will go toe-to-toe in Houston, as the mouthwatering-ness of the knockout ties increases further. Let’s talk about the World Cup. Share Updated at 08.40 BST
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BST · Japan · Brazil · Canada · Houston · England · BBC Radio · Harry Kane · 2006 World Cup · Jude Bellingham