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Turkiye captain Hakan Calhanoglu declared his side is “more talented” than the Socceroos and expects his team to dominate their World Cup clash on Sunday (AEST).
World No.27 Australia opens their World Cup campaign in Vancouver against No.22 ranked Turkiye, who are playing in their first World Cup since 2002.
Tony Popovic at a press conference ahead of their first match tomorrow. Getty Images
Turkiye were quarter-finalists at the most recent European Championships and have been tipped by many pundits to top Group D and progress to the knockout stages.
Their side features young guns, in Real Madrid star Arda Guler and Kenan Yildiz of Juventus, however, all 26 players in the Turkish squad will be playing in their first World Cup.
Canada's Richie Laryea watches as his shot at goal is cleared away off the crossbar by Bosnia's Sead Kolasinac. (AP/The Canadian Press: Chris Young)
Australian fans are eagerly awaiting the Socceroos first World Cup clash against Türkiye.
Meanwhile World Cup co-host USA will get its campaign underway against Paraguay after Canada rescued a late draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto.
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There will be no rousing Hollywood pep talk from Mauricio Pochettino ahead of todayâs USMNT World Cup opener. He and his players are trusting nearly two years of work since he took the helm â plus all of the reasons that got them into the sport in the first place.
âThe most important [thing] is not to be disconnected with your emotional relationship with the game,â Pochettino said. âThey need to think tomorrow and play like they are a child â with no pressure, with no responsibility.â
Earlier in the day, World Cup co-host Canada earned a 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina
⢠The USA on deck: The US is gearing up for its debut match against Paraguay at 9 p.m. ET in Los Angeles in one of the most important games in American soccer history.
⢠Canada opens with a draw: Canada concluded its opening World Cup match against Bosnia and Herzegovina with a 1-1 draw, scoring a second-half equalizer in front of a hype Toronto crowd.
⢠Opening ceremonies: Headliners Future, Katy Perry and Anitta will kick off the celebrations in the US. Canadaâs ceremony in Toronto featured performances from Alanis Morissette, Michael Bublé and Alessia Cara.
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Duffy has been seen for the first time in well over a decade after suffering a terrifying rape and kidnap ordeal. The star was spotted in a local café as she gears up for her return to music for the first time in 16 years.
Welsh singing sensation Duffy, now 41, left the world of music behind in 2010 after her harrowing experience. But now, the star has plucked up the courage and is preparing to make her musical comeback, much to the delight of fans.
The Mercy star has already teased new tracks, having shared a snap of her in a recording studio putting the finishing touches on her first release in over a decade.
Singer Duffy has been seen publicly for the first time after revealing she’s ready to share the story of her horrific kidnapping ordeal.
The Warwick Avenue singer, 41, stepped away from the spotlight 16 years ago after dropping two critically acclaimed albums.
To the shock of fans, Duffy revealed she was the victim of a horrific kidnapping and rape ordeal, which prompted her retreat from the industry.
Earlier this year, it was announced that her experience would be the subject of a new documentary on Hulu, and it seems the Welsh icon is now ready to re-enter the public eye.
She was spotted in Caffi Largo in Pwllheli, Wales, smiling for a photo with staff who praised her for supporting small businesses.
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Head coach Jesse Marsch has included Bayern Munich defender Alphonso Davies in what he described the best 26-man squad "ever assembled" by co-hosts Canada for this summer's World Cup.
Davies, 25, was deemed sufficiently fit for inclusion despite recovering from a hamstring injury, while Juventus forward Jonathan David also makes the cut.
Porto midfielder Stephen Eustaquio, Villarreal's Tajon Buchanan and Tani Oluwaseyi, and Southampton forward Cyle Larin are all included.
"We have really our best group of 26 players that this country has ever assembled at any one time," said Marsch.
"Are all of them right now at full 100%? No, but they're close," he added, signalling frustration at the repeated questions from media about players' injuries.
Canada men’s national team head coach Jesse Marsch has announced his 26-player roster for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup from the team’s pre-tournament base in Charlotte, North Carolina. Canada will host the tournament alongside the United States and Mexico and will open the tournament in Toronto against Bosnia on June 12. Canada will then face Qatar on June 18 and Switzerland on June 24 in Switzerland.
Marsch took 32 players to the pre-tournament camp south of the border. Six players were cut today. Among defenders, Ralph Priso, Zorhan Bassong and Jamie Knight-Lebel failed to make the team. Marsch also cut midfielder Jayden Nelson and forwards Jacen Russell-Rowe and Daniel Jebbison. Jebbison might have been the biggest surprise, as Jacob Shaffelburg was included in the squad instead.
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The last-minute panic to buy Mexico jerseys from street sellers lining busy footpaths.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup gets underway as South Korea comes from a goal down to beat Czechia 2-1 and Mexico defeats South Africa 2-0 in an opening game which features three red cards.
The joyous congregation of hundreds singing and dancing around Mexico City’s iconic El Ángel de la Independencia.
The cheers and car horns honking in celebration until the early hours of the morning.
If this was how Mexicans marked the day before their opening World Cup match, it was always going to be so much better after.
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Happy Friday! Here’s the weather for June 12th and a look at what’s to come this weekend.
Adelaide is heading into a wet and windy stretch, with rain building over the weekend and more showers set to linger well into next week. While today stays relatively mild and mostly dry in the city, conditions are expected to turn notably gloomier from Saturday, with a run of cloudy days and repeated bursts of rain likely through to Thursday.
For Friday, Adelaide can expect a partly cloudy day with a top of 24 degrees, making it the warmest day of the seven-day outlook. There’s only a slight chance of a late shower tonight, but the bigger story is the strengthening wind, with northeasterlies turning northerly through the morning and becoming quite brisk at times. It’s the kind of day that may feel pleasant enough inland, but noticeably blustery around the coast.
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The latest news as co-hosts USA and Canada get their World Cup campaigns under way
With that, hereâs the second dayâs action kicking off. That closes todayâs news blog; back tomorrow for more.
double quotation markEternal infamy for Yaya Sithole, whose second-half red card was probably salvation after an all-timer in defensive calamity. The unsheathing of that red, and two others, made the Brazilian referee Wilton Sampaio his own history. There was a lovely moment for Raúl Jiménez, too, as he got on the scoresheet before the Mexican fans booed their team for not piling on the agony for a South African side whose performance was so dreadful it left Quinton Fortune, Aaron Mokoena and Benni McCarthy, South African TV pundits, in speechless catatonia. âWhat do we say, what went wrong in this game?â asked the anchorman. Answer came there none.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino this week strenuously defended the decision to host the World Cup across three countries: The US, Canada and Mexico.
Even before kick-off time, the tournament was mired in controversy over ticket pricing, accommodation and transport arrangements, along with the decision to allow the Iranian team entry to the US despite an ongoing war.
Will the drama of the largest and most lucrative World Cup in history continue to extend beyond the football field?
Julian Quinones of Mexico celebrates scoring his team's first goal during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group A match between Mexico and South Africa.(Getty Images: Hector Vivas)
Football World Cups are rarely completely politics-free but never has the beautiful game navigated a geopolitical high-wire act of this kind. The main host is at war with a participant, whose team must commute in on match days from another country.
Add to that the quite astonishing coincidence of the US, Canada and Mexico, the three co-hosts of the 2026 World Cup, being in the midst of an epic trade war. Indeed, in the period in between the opening ceremony at the Estadio Azteca, and the final in New Jersey's MetLife Stadium, the three will be renegotiating the USMCA, the North American free trade area.
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The packaging carries the reminder alongside a dedicated support hub, poocheck.com.au, aimed at raising awareness of bowel cancer symptoms.
The campaign aligns with Bowel Cancer Awareness Month and comes as research conducted by Kleenex finds many Australians avoid discussing bowel habits. According to the research, 62 per cent of Australians talk about going to the toilet in the form of a joke, while 57 per cent say they are too embarrassed to use the toilet at someone else’s house. Nearly one in three (29 per cent) say they feel uncomfortable talking about going to the toilet altogether.
Despite this, 81 per cent agree that going to the toilet should not be taboo.
Despite the availability of a free at-home screening test, fewer than half of eligible Australians currently participate in the national program. Photo: supplied.
BOWEL cancer claims about 100 Australian lives each week, but health experts say more deaths could be prevented if more people took part in regular screening.
Despite the availability of a free at-home screening test, fewer than half of eligible Australians currently participate in the national program.
Cancer Council Australia and the federal government this week launched a new awareness campaign encouraging Australians aged 45 to 74 not to delay screening, with research showing many people continue to put off taking the test.
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