Chance creation
Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
A. Traynor
UEFA U17 Championship - Qualification · Midfielder · #15 · Scotland · 17 yrs
UEFA U17 Championship - Qualification · Midfielder · #15 · Scotland · 17 yrs
A. Traynor is a midfielder. A. Traynor is a Scottish international, 17 years old, midfielder. A. Traynor wears shirt number 15. A. Traynor was born in Scotland on 2008-06-09. A. Traynor's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Challenge Cup, UEFA U17 Championship - Qualification, UEFA Europa League, Premiership. A. Traynor's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore A. Traynor season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Midfielder · #15
Season intelligence
Profile as Midfielder: balanced output without a single dominant trait. Archetype: Balanced contributor.
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Per-90 rates, efficiency ratios, and Sportra indices from season totals.
Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
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The World Cup drew historical numbers in the country as the hosts also got record audiences. The competition was a huge success for the TV networks that had the rights to broadcast World Cup matches for the last month and a half, with ratings that broke several audience records in the country. It became clear that the final between Spain and Argentina was the most-watched match of the competition, with 61.1 million viewers. This meant the final surpassed the previous top audience figures, with the English-language broadcast alone becoming the most-watched match ever in the United States. The audience was divided between 38.9 million viewers who watched the English-language broadcast on FOX and 22.6 million viewers who watched the Spanish-language broadcast on Telemundo and Peacock. Other most-watched matches The strong runs from hosts such as the United States and Mexico helped improve the ratings. After the final, the most-watched match was Mexico’s loss to England in the Round of 16, with a total of 44.8 million viewers. It was also the most-watched non-USMNT match in English-language broadcast history. Mexico lost 3-2 in their country (Darrian Traynor/Getty Images) The third-most-watched match in the country was the elimination of the main host, with Belgium’s 4-1 victory over the USMNT the following day drawing a total audience of 42 million viewers. It became the most-watched match in English-language broadcast history in the country. The next match in the ranking was another USMNT appearance in its first knockout match, in which the team beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 in front of an audience of 33.53 million viewers. The semifinals were also highly watched Right after the USMNT and Mexico matches came the semifinals, which also drew strong audiences. The most-watched of the two was Argentina’s 2-1 victory over England, with 28.3 million viewers, including 16.9 million in English and 11.4 million in Spanish, while France’s loss to Spain drew a total of 25.6 million viewers.
The kickoff for the 2026 World Cup clash between Mexico and England has been delayed, with a new time set for the game to officially begin. Mexico and England were originally scheduled to kick off their Round of 16 clash on Sunday, July 5th, at 8:00 PM ET at the historic Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. However, a sudden pregame delay has left fans waiting for answers ahead of one of the most anticipated matches of the 2026 World Cup. The postponement has been caused by severe weather conditions around the stadium. Heavy rainfall, combined with a significant threat of lightning and electrical activity, has forced officials to push back the start of the match. As of now, the updated kickoff time for Mexico vs England has been moved one hour from the original schedule, meaning the match will now begin at 9:00 PM ET, marking the final World Cup game to be played at the Estadio Azteca. With the lightning storm protocol currently off, both sides have taken the field for their pregame warmups, meaning that, with the rain slowing down, the game is expected to begin in no time. Mexico City Stadium. (Darrian Traynor/Getty Images) How plans to move the game fell apart The threat of bad weather was not a surprise. The National Meteorological Service had already forecast a lightning storm in the area well ahead of kickoff, putting the match’s original schedule in doubt from early on. In response, authorities explored the idea of moving the game to noon local time, before the day’s first match between Norway and Brazil. However, according to L’Equipe, both national federations pushed back against the proposed change, expressing their discomfort with altering their preparation routines on such short notice. After pressure from both federations, FIFA ultimately decided to keep the original evening slot despite being fully aware of the forecast. That call has now backfired, with the match delayed regardless after the weather arrived exactly as predicted.
Curacao are among the lowest ranked teams ahead of their match against Ecuador at the 2026 World Cup. There could be more movement in Group E of the 2026 World Cup, with Curacao looking to improve against Ecuador the image left in the first match, a 7-1 loss to Germany that pushed them down slightly in the FIFA world ranking. The current ranking of Curacao is 83rd, which is one spot lower than the June 11 update. That puts the Caribbean side in a difficult position ahead of the match, even if they are mostly enjoying their first-ever appearance in the competition. With the ranking changing after every match, Curacao will be looking to climb if it can put together a strong result. A positive performance against Ecuador would help them keep pace, even if their goal may be more modest than what some other teams might aim for. Curacao’s rivals As expected, the team that stands out most in the group is Germany. They are currently 8th in the FIFA world ranking, making them the highest-ranked side in the section by a clear margin after being 10th in the latest ranking. Ivory Coast and Ecuador are very close in the ranking (Darrian Traynor/Getty Images) Ecuador are next in line, but far behind at 28th, which made them one of the main contenders to advance from the group until they lost their opening match and put themselves at risk of missing out on the next round. Ivory Coast follow closely behind at 31th after starting the competition three spots lower. The most important thing for them is that they beat their direct rivals, which also means Curacao are the lowest-ranked team among the four. Curacao’s highest ranking Curacao have remained in a steady position over the years in the FIFA ranking. Their current position is not too far from their highest ranking, which came in 2017 when they reached 68th place. Their lowest ranking came in 2014, when they were 183rd.
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