Cheat Sheet At The World Cup

Hayley McQueen with your Monday morning Cheat Sheet rounding up the results from the World Cup, including an entertaining 2-2 draw between Netherlands and Japan. We're also in Kanas City to hear from Jordan Henderson as England continue their build up to their opening match with Croatia. Plus, we look ahead to both Spain and Mo Salah's Egypt entering the competition.

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A first World Cup win for Scotland since 1990 for Kris Boyd and Luke Shanley to reflect on. The one-nil win over Haiti leaves Scotland on the brink of history and the chance to get out of their group. The pair look ahead to Morocco next, knowing a point should be enough to take Scotland through.

James Green is here to bring you your bite-sized roundup of everything you need to know from the 2026 World Cup.

It's a winning start for Scotland who beat Haiti 1-0 thanks to a John McGinn goal. We're in Boston to get the reaction. Plus we round up the other results from Day 4 of the tournament and look ahead to the opening matches for Germany and the Netherlands.

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Matt Kabir Floyd brings you your bitesize guide to everything you need to know from the 2026 World Cup.

Scotland are just hours away from their opening match against Haiti - Luke Shanley brings us the build-up to that one. There were history-making results for co-hosts Canada and USA overnight, plus England are making their way to their training base in Kansas City. Rob Dorsett's there to have a look around for us.

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Plus, all you need to know as we head into day two, with Matt Kabir Floyd and your Friday morning 'Cheat Sheet’.

Dave Reed rounds up the overnight results, we’re with the England and Scotland camps, and we head to Times Square to see if World Cup fever has taken hold.