FIFA 2026 DAY 15 UPDATE!

FIFA World Cup 2026: Day 15 keeps the thrills comingDay 15 of the 2026 World Cup on Friday 26 June delivered another round of exciting football as the group stage edges closer to its conclusion. Four matches brought goals, big performances and moments that will be talked about for the rest of the tournament.Argentina continued their strong run with a convincing 3-0 win over Cape Verde. Lionel Messi may not have been at his sharpest but the team showed real depth with goals from different areas of the pitch. Cape Verde competed well in patches but could not contain the world champions’ attacking quality. Argentina look in fine form heading into the knockout stages.France made light work of Iraq with a 4-1 victory. Kylian Mbappe was back to his best, scoring a brace and causing havoc with his pace. Iraq scored a consolation goal but were second best for long periods against a French side that is starting to click at the right time.England bounced back strongly as they beat South Korea 2-0 in an improved display. The Three Lions were solid at the back and clinical in front of goal. South Korea created chances but lacked the finishing touch on the day. It was a much-needed win for England after their earlier slip-up.Croatia and Senegal played out an entertaining 1-1 draw in a match that had everything. Senegal took the lead with a superb counter-attack goal but Croatia equalised late on through a well-worked team move. Both sides showed great spirit and the result leaves everything to play for in their group.What does tomorrow bring?Saturday 27 June promises more decisive action with another set of important fixtures. Brazil face Portugal, Mexico take on Ghana, Poland play New Zealand and Tunisia meet Iran. Several teams will know that these matches could make or break their tournament hopes.Day 15 was yet another reminder of the quality and competitiveness on show at this World Cup. From Argentine control to French flair and hard-fought draws, fans were treated to a full range of emotions. The excitement is building with every passing day as we head towards the business end of the group stage. Tomorrow should be no different