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SCMP Sport14.06.2026Sport1 dk okumaChina

World Cup Day 4: Germany vs. Curacao and other key matchups

L'essentiel

  • Day four of the World Cup features Germany's opening match against minnow Curacao, Netherlands vs.
  • Japan, Ivory Coast vs.
  • Ecuador, and Sweden vs.

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The first of the four-game days on Sunday was sprinkled with some shocks: Australia beating Turkey and Brazil looking out of sorts in their draw against Morocco, and one Scottish player affectionately known as “Meatball” sending the Tartan Army barmy. Oh, and Qatar snatched a draw with Switzerland.

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The first of the four-game days on Sunday was sprinkled with some shocks: Australia beating Turkey and Brazil looking out of sorts in their draw against Morocco, and one Scottish player affectionately known as “Meatball” sending the Tartan Army barmy.

Oh, and Qatar snatched a draw with Switzerland.

If all that action whetted your appetite, then the next 360 minutes of football should feel like more than a satisfying main course.

Curacao, one of the so-called minnow nations, are competing in their first World Cup on Monday and their reward is an opening game against Germany. This is followed by the enticing the Netherlands v Japan match, then Ivory Coast v Ecuador and finally Sweden play Tunisia.

Here are five things you should know heading into day four of the World Cup.

‘Break the shells off’

Japan, who have been tipped to go far, are competing in their eighth straight World Cup and confidence is high after pre-World Cup friendly wins over Brazil and England.

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