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FIFA World Cup 2026: Tunisia out as Japan storm to 4-0 victory

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FIFA World Cup 2026

Web Desk: Japan delivered a stunning performance at the FIFA World Cup 2026 on Sunday, defeating Tunisia 4-0 in a Group F encounter that reshaped the tournament standings.

The clinical victory earned Japan four points from two matches, shifting them into second place in Group F. Conversely, the heavy defeat officially eliminated Tunisia from the World Cup, making them the second team knocked out of the tournament after Turkiye.

Meanwhile, other crucial World Cup matches delivered high-stakes drama across the groups. Germany secured their ticket to the knockout stage after defeating Ivory Coast in a hard-fought battle.

In another dominant performance, the Netherlands dismantled Sweden with a commanding 5-1 victory to strengthen their tournament run.

The day’s most dramatic narrative emerged from the match between Ecuador and Curacao, which ended in a tense draw. Curacao, making their historic first-ever appearance at a World Cup, relied heavily on their goalkeeper to secure the point.

The debutant goalkeeper put on a masterclass performance, single-handedly stopping more than 15 aggressive goal attempts from the Ecuadorian attackers to keep his side alive.

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