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• 2026-27 Nations League draw revealed as England, Wales discover daunting League A opponents

  England have been placed in a challenging 2026-27 Nations League group alongside Spain, Croatia, and Czechia, marking Thomas Tuchel’s first major tournament cycle since extending his contract. ​England’s return to the top tier of the Nations League will feature a high-stakes reunion with Spain, the team that denied them glory in the Euro 2024 final. Following their promotion under Lee Carsley, the Three Lions were placed in League A Group 3, where they will also contend with recurring rivals Croatia and a resilient Czechia side. This daunting draw coincides with the confirmation that Thomas Tuchel has extended his managerial deal until 2028, ensuring he will lead the squad through this competitive cycle following the 2026 World Cup. ​The tournament structure also presents a difficult task for Wales, who must navigate a group containing title-holders Portugal, Norway, and Denmark. Meanwhile, Scotland will face Switzerland and Slovenia in League B, while Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland prepare for tests against Hungary and Austria respectively. Fixtures are scheduled to commence in late September 2026, utilizing a revised international window format. Regarding the challenging path ahead, FA sources indicated that the schedule provides “belated revenge” opportunities as England seeks to re-establish dominance among Europe’s elite.

• World Cup match footage to be broadcast live on TikTok, FIFA says

  FIFA has partnered with TikTok to broadcast live 2026 World Cup clips and exclusive creator content to boost global fan engagement and viewership.

  FIFA has announced a landmark collaboration with TikTok to broadcast live video clips of the 2026 World Cup this summer.

  Running through the end of 2026, the partnership aims to bring fans “closer to the action” through “relatable perspectives.”

  Beyond match footage, the platform will feature exclusive access to training sessions and press conferences, utilizing a select group of creators to drive engagement ahead of the tournament in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.

  The move follows a successful 2023 Women’s World Cup collaboration, which generated billions of views.

  FIFA Secretary General Mattias Grafstrom noted the necessity of the deal, stating, “As football grows and evolves — uniting an increasing number of people — so should the way it is shared and promoted.”

  The app will also integrate gamification features like filters and stickers, alongside direct ticket information, to capitalize on the high likelihood of viewers tuning into full matches.

  Despite past political hurdles regarding the app’s status in the United States, recent agreements have cleared the way for its operation during the tournament.

  The event kicks off June 11, 2026, with Mexico facing South Africa.

  Regarding the innovative digital approach, Grafstrom added, “This is an innovative and creative collaboration that will connect more fans across the globe to the FIFA World Cup in unprecedented ways, bringing them behind the curtain and closer to the action than ever before.”

• Ziętek brothers make history as Poland wins FIFAe World Cup

  Poland has been crowned the FIFAe World Champions after a series of dominant performances culminated in a historic victory at the 2025 FIFAe Nations Cup.

  The Polish national team has reached the pinnacle of digital football by winning the FIFAe Nations Cup 2025, officially becoming world champions.

  In a high-stakes tournament that gathered the globe’s elite players, the Polish representatives demonstrated exceptional tactical skill and composure.

  The victory marks a historic achievement for the country’s esports sector, showcasing Poland as a dominant force in the international competitive gaming scene.

  The road to the title was characterized by intense matches against traditional football powerhouses. The Polish duo maintained a high level of consistency throughout the knockout stages, ultimately securing the trophy in a dramatic final.

  Reflecting on the monumental achievement, the team expressed their pride, stating: “It is an incredible feeling to represent Poland on such a big stage and bring the trophy home.”

  The win has triggered widespread celebration among the Polish gaming community.

  The Polish Football Association (PZPN) has hailed the victory as a significant milestone for the association’s digital initiatives.

  This triumph is expected to further boost the popularity of efootball across the nation and inspire a new generation of digital athletes.

  Commenting on the success, officials noted: “This title is a testament to the hard work and talent of our players, who have proven that Poland belongs at the top of the world.”

• England to play Croatia in Dallas World Cup opener

  England’s World Cup 2026 journey begins under a retractable roof in Dallas against Croatia on June 17, with a kick-off suitable for UK primetime. Their subsequent group matches are scheduled against Ghana in Foxborough and Panama in New Jersey, with the final also taking place at the NYNJ Stadium.

  Scotland faces challenging kick-off times for their home fans, starting their campaign against Haiti at 2 am UK time. Their following games are against Morocco and Brazil, both scheduled for later in the day, which should benefit players dealing with the heat.

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• England gets evening World Cup kick-offs, Scotland faces 2am opener

  England’s World Cup 2026 schedule includes prime evening kick-off times for UK audiences, while Scotland’s opening match against Haiti in Boston is set for a 2 AM start. Their subsequent games against Morocco and Brazil will both commence at 11 PM BST, posing late finishes for fans.

  The expanded 48-team tournament, hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, begins on June 11, 2026, with Mexico playing South Africa. Organizers also confirmed venues and addressed potential climate challenges, such as the heat in Dallas and Miami.