Lionel Messi continued to rewrite World Cup history with another milestone performance as Argentina beat Switzerland 3-1 in the quarter-finals of the 2026 tournament. The 39-year-old superstar provided a masterclass in playmaking, setting up Alexis McAllister’s first goal in the 10th minute – a moment that pushed Messi into uncharted territory. With this crucial assist,
FIFA’s decision to appoint an entirely Argentinian officiating team for the World Cup quarter-final clash between France and Morocco has sparked intense debate and skepticism within the football world. The governing body has named 44-year-old Facundo Tello as the match referee for tomorrow night’s high-stakes clash at the Boston Stadium, marking the first time at
Morocco stunned the football world and gave an ominous warning to their rivals, becoming the first team to punch their ticket to the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals by defeating co-hosts Canada 3-0. The showdown took place in front of a huge crowd, with Morocco surprisingly extending their unbeaten streak to ten matches and progressing to