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Yan Diomande has been linked with some of the biggest clubs in Europe, despite RB Leipzig's desire to hold onto the winger. The post Leipzig boss Demichelis unsure on Diomande’s future amid Madrid links appeared first on SoccerNews.
The full list of finals in World Cup history with the scores, the stadiums and the hosts. The last match of the 2026 World Cup has Spain and Argentina going for the trophy. However, this wouldn’t be the first time they would be champions, as they are part of the group of eight countries that have won the competition. Since its creation in 1930, the World Cup has continued to grow in popularity. The difficulty of winning the tournament has also left some of the greatest players in history, such as Johan Cruyff, Michel Platini and Paolo Maldini, without ever experiencing the feeling of lifting the trophy. The competition has produced unforgettable finals, such as the 3-3 draw between Argentina and France in Qatar 2022, while others were much less memorable, like the 0-0 draw between Brazil and Italy in 1994, which Brazil won on penalties. The World Cup has had 23 finals in its history, with eight of them going to extra time. Five champions were decided during the additional 30 minutes, while the other three were determined through penalty shootouts. List of finals YearHost countryWinnersScoreRunners-upVenue1930UruguayUruguay4–2ArgentinaEstadio Centenario1934ItalyItaly2–1 (a.e.t.)CzechoslovakiaStadio Nazionale PNF1938FranceItaly4–2HungaryStade Olympique de Colombes1950*BrazilUruguay2–1BrazilMaracanã Stadium1954SwitzerlandWest Germany3–2HungaryWankdorf Stadium1958SwedenBrazil5–2SwedenRåsunda Stadium1962ChileBrazil3–1CzechoslovakiaEstadio Nacional1966EnglandEngland4–2 (a.e.t.)West GermanyWembley Stadium1970MexicoBrazil4–1ItalyEstadio Azteca1974West GermanyWest Germany2–1NetherlandsOlympiastadion1978ArgentinaArgentina3–1 (a.e.t.)NetherlandsEstadio Monumental1982SpainItaly3–1West GermanySantiago Bernabéu1986MexicoArgentina3–2West GermanyEstadio Azteca1990ItalyWest Germany1–0ArgentinaStadio Olimpico1994United StatesBrazil0–0 (a.e.t.) (3–2 pen.)ItalyRose Bowl1998FranceFrance3–0BrazilStade de France2002South Korea/JapanBrazil2–0GermanyInternational Stadium2006GermanyItaly1–1 (a.e.t.) (5–3 pen.)FranceOlympiastadion2010South AfricaSpain1–0 (a.e.t.)NetherlandsSoccer City2014BrazilGermany1–0 (a.e.t.)ArgentinaMaracanã Stadium2018RussiaFrance4–2CroatiaLuzhniki Stadium2022QatarArgentina3–3 (a.e.t.) (4–2 pen.)FranceLusail Stadium2026United States, Canada and MexicoSpain1-0ArgentinaMetLife Stadium*The 1950 World Cup did not have a traditional final. Uruguay vs Brazil was the final match of the final group stage and determined the champion.
After his thrilling performance against Spain and making World Cup history, Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha's social media exploded. Vozinha has become the face of one of the most shocking moments of the 2026 World Cup so far, leading Cape Verde to a stunning 0-0 draw against powerhouse Spain. Following the heroic feat and a historic tournament debut, the veteran goalkeeper’s social media presence absolutely exploded. Playing in the first World Cup match in their nation’s history, 67th-ranked Cape Verde was tasked with opening group play against reigning Euro champions and world No. 2 Spain. While fans expected a routine blowout victory for La Roja, Cape Verde held their ground, shocking the world by grinding out a scoreless draw after 90 grueling minutes. The undisputed star of the match was Vozinha, who racked up seven thrilling saves to keep his team alive. Furthermore, as noted by OptaJoe, at 40 years old, he became the oldest goalkeeper in tournament history to keep a clean sheet in his FIFA World Cup debut. The historic performance immediately sent his name trending worldwide across social media. Before referee Adham Mohammad blew the final whistle, Vozinha’s Instagram account sat at a modest 43,000 followers, but after his inspirational shift, that number skyrocketed to 1.6 million and counting. Vozinha takes the honours as your @MichelobUltra Superior Player of the Match. 🔥#FIFAWorldCup #SuperiorPOTM pic.twitter.com/TsC1nhwoIB— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) June 15, 2026 ‘I dreamed of this moment my whole life’ Since making his international debut in 2012, Vozinha has cemented his legacy as the second-most capped player in Cape Verde history with 89 appearances, trailing only teammate Ryan Mendes, who leads with 97. Yet, of all the matches he has played for the Blue Sharks, none will ever top the historic clash against Spain, where his heroic performance earned him official Player of the Match honors. In a post-game interview, Vozinha spoke candidly about the daunting challenge their opponents presented: “We are very happy. We knew it wasn’t going to be easy, Spain is one of the best national teams in the world. We leave here with a draw, I think we are satisfied with that and now we just have to keep working.” “ESPERÉ Y SOÑÉ TODA MI VIDA POR ESTE MOMENTO”.Vozinha, entre lágrimas y con la voz entrecortada, ufff. 🇨🇻❤️ pic.twitter.com/IZtIWp0gbl— Ataque Futbolero (@AtaqueFutbolero) June 15, 2026 When the broadcaster highlighted his spectacular performance between the posts, an emotional Vozinha opened up about the journey. “I dreamed of this moment my whole life. I worked my whole life for these stages, to be able to be here, and I managed to contribute to the team with my experience and I am very happy about that.“ By securing a historic draw against Spain, Cape Verde walks away with a crucial point against the heavyweight favorite of Group H. Next up, the Blue Sharks will face Uruguay on June 21, before wrapping up group play against Saudi Arabia on June 26, keeping their dreams alive for a legendary push to the knockout phase under the tournament’s third-place wildcard window.
Haiti are on football’s grandest stage for first time since 1974 and squad drawn from far and wide are ‘hungry’ for successTamy Michel grew up watching her father run a football club through prison, political upheaval and the endless uncertainties of life in Haiti.Solange Michel spent 18 years leading Baltimore SC, one of the country’s most storied clubs. In the 1990s, he was jailed amid the turmoil that engulfed Haitian politics but the club survived. Later, Tamy Michel’s aunt, Simone Devuleux, took over. The family have been stewards of Haitian football since 1974. Continue reading...
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