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03:30 BST - That's all from us tonight, thanks for joining us!
Jordan v Algeria gets underway in 30 minutes and you can follow that match here.
03:00 BST - FULL-TIME! Norway have reached the knockouts with a 3-2 win over Senegal
Erling Haaland scores a brace and Norway have now won more games at this World Cup than they have in their previous three combined.
Read the match report here: Haaland scores twice as Norway beat Senegal in thriller to reach knockouts
02:52 BST - GOAL! Oh, hello, Senegal have scored! They can't complete the comeback, can they? Ismaila Sarr takes a lovely touch in the Norway box and scores deep into injury time. 3-2.
02:49 BST - There will be nine minutes of time is added on.
02:40 BST - We are in to the final 10 minutes of normal time. Norway still lead 3-1.
02:32 BST - We're back underway.
02:28 BST - Time for a hydration break. We're expecting the heavens to open in about three or so minutes...
02:17 BST - GOAL! Norway scored a third and Erling Haaland grabs his second of the game. Sadio Mane switches off and the ball works its way to Haaland at the second attempt who lashes home. 3-1
02:12 BST - GOAL! Senegal have pulled one back! Ismaila Sarr bundles the ball home after charging into the box. 2-1
02:08 BST - GOAL! Norway double their lead through Erling Haaland! Martin Odegaard breaks and threads a lovely ball through to Haaland who thumps the ball past Edouard Mendy.
Haaland becomes Norway's all-time leading goalscorer at the World Cup, and has now scored 58 international goals in 52 appearences.
02:05 BST - We're back underway in New Jersey.
01:50 BST - HALF-TIME! Norway take a 1-0 lead going in to the break.
01:49 BST - Senegal are all over the place at the back and Erling Haaland could only hit the post after taking the ball off goalkeeper Edouard Mendy.
01:48 BST - FULL-TIME! France have beaten Iraq 3-0 to reach the last 32, but the game will be remembered for the first lengthly thunderstorm delay of the tournament.
The delay was clocked at two hours and 11 minutes.
Read the match report here: Two-hour storm break fails to stop Mbappe as France thrash Iraq to reach last 32
01:43 BST - GOAL! Norway have opened the scoring, and it's a terrible goal to concede for Senegal.
Kalidou Koulibaly makes a hash of clearing the ball and can only square it to Pedersen who lashes the Norwegians ahead.
01:35 BST - There are 10 minutes left of normal time in Philadelphia as France lead Iraq 3-0.
The game started over three-and-a-half hours ago.
01:22 BST - GOAL! France have scored twice in 12 minutes and Ousmane Dembele adds a third for Les Bleus.
There's a hydration break in New Jersey, where Norway and Senegal is still 0-0.
01:10 BST - GOAL! France double their lead and Kylian Mbappe grabs his second of the game.
Ahmed Qasem lays a heavy pass to Ahmed Basil who can't get anywhere the ball. Ousmane Dembele is on hand to square it for Mbappe to score his 16th World Cup goal - two behind the new record-holder Lionel Messi.
01:01 BST - And we're up and running in New Jersey as Norway take on Senegal.
01:00 BST - And we are - finally - back underway in Philadelphia! As a reminder, it's 1-0 to France.
00:32 BST - We will soon be back underway in Philadelphia! And by soon, I do mean about 12:50am.
00:15 BST - Team news for Norway's clash with Senegal is now available. You can see who starts for who below. Click here to follow that one live from 1am.
00:13 BST - We should hear from FIFA again at 12:30am. If they give the green light, we might resume at quarter to one.
00:08 BST - The wait goes on. FIFA statement: "Due to the adverse weather conditions and the risk of lightning in the vicinity of the stadium, the FIFA World Cup match between France and Iraq has been suspended.
"A 30-minute break has been announced. The situation is still being observed to determine if further delays are anticipated. The match will resume as soon as it is safe to do so."
23:50 BST - We should get an update from FIFA at around midnight to see whether this match will get underway again any time soon.
23:41 BST - No major update as of yet, but a number of fans have returned to the stands within the stadium.
23:29 BST - There should be an update on France v Iraq in the next 10-15 minutes or so.
23:14 BST - We are now waiting for the thunder and lightning to end. We need a period of 15 minutes from the last instance before the match can resume.
23:01 BST - As expected, the weather is going to cause some delays in this match. Fans in Philadelphia have been instructed to leave the stands as we wait to find out when the second half will begin.
22:49 BST - HALF-TIME: France 1-0 Iraq. Far from being electric football from the French, but let's not take anything away from Iraq, who have been impressive. You'd expect more to come from France.
22:40 BST - I should say, if the rain turns into a thunderstorm, there could be some heavy delays in this match - they take the weather and safety very seriously.
22:37 BST - The heavens have opened in Philadelphia, and people are scrambling for cover. Quite the dramatic shift in weather.
22:26 BST - That's the end of the game for Iraq captain Aymen Hussein, who is replaced by Ali Al Hamadi. A shame to lose him so early.
22:23 BST - There's your first hydration break of the match. To be fair, the Iraqi players could use a breather after chasing the French team around their own half for over 20 minutes.
22:14 BST - GOAL! Kylian Mbappe gets on the scoresheet for France, his 15th at the World Cup. A powerful finish on his left from range, 1-0.
22:04 BST - As if we couldn't get enough, it turns out Lionel Messi broke four world records today.
22:00 BST - We are underway in Philadelphia! Stick with us for all the key updates.
20:36 BST - The team news for France's clash with Iraq has arrived! Indeed, Real Madrid's Kylian Mbappe leads the line again for Les Bleus. Check out who else starts below:
20:22 BST - Attention now shifts to Philadelphia, where France are up against Iraq. Funnily enough, four Kylian Mbappe goals, however unlikely, would see the World Cup's goalscoring record change hands again.
Team news for that one should be available in the next 20 minutes or so, with kick-off to follow at 10pm. Click here to follow that one live.
20:02 BST - FULL-TIME: Argentina 2-0 Austria. Not a vintage performance, but Argentina are through to the knockouts - and Lionel Messi has written himself into the history books once again! Read our match report here.
19:58 BST - GOAL! It's another for Lionel Messi, who now extends his World Cup goalscoring record to 18. 2-0.
19:48 BST - There are about five minutes left in this match and you have to say it's looking good for Argentina. Still 1-0.
19:39 BST - Not much to report since the break, but Nicolas Otamendi was introduced and is making his 16th appearance in the World Cup.
19:09 BST - We are back underway in Texas!
18:53 BST - HALF-TIME: Argentina 1-0 Austria. Lionel Messi broke the all-time World Cup goalscoring record with his strike in the 38th minute.
Messi, who turns 39 on Wednesday, equalled Miroslav Klose's all-time mark of 16 World Cup goals when scoring a hat-trick in the 3-0 opening win over Algeria.
18:39 BST - GOAL! LIONEL MESSI! The former Barcelona man (17) becomes the outright leading goalscorer in World Cup history, overtaking Germany legend Miroslav Klose (16). 1-0.
18:25 BST - There is your first water break of the evening.
18:08 BST - PENALTY MISSED! It's a rare one for Lionel Messi, who fails to convert from 12 yards. Still 0-0.
18:08 BST - PENALTY FOR ARGENTINA! I wonder who'll take it...
18:06 BST - An early VAR check following a foul on Lautaro Martinez. There could be a spot-kick to follow.
18:00 BST - We are underway in Arlington! Stick with us for all the key updates as Argentina face Austria.
17:30 BST - Lionel Messi is making his 28th appearance in the World Cup.
16:40 BST - The line-ups are in for Argentina's clash with Austria; Lionel Messi starts again as he looks to surpass Miroslav Klose for the most goals scored in World Cup history - both currently sit on 16.
Follow with our live audio commentary here, or stick with us in the Tracker for all the major updates.
16:33 BST - The final game of day 12 sees Algeria face Jordan at 04:00 BST, with both nations still hunting their first points of the 2026 World Cup. Here's what the win probability looks like going into that one:
16:23 BST - Senegal have a rising star of their own in PSG forward Ibrahim Mbaye, who already has four goals and five assists for the national team at just 18 years old.
Read more: Senegal could look to young talent Mbaye for impact against Norway
16:20 BST - Senegal defender Moussa Niakhate has detailed how he will attempt to stop star Norway striker Erling Haaland.
“With Haaland, you have to try to mark him in the box more than any other striker, because you absolutely have to prevent him from jumping,” Niakhate told L'Equipe ahead of the decisive Group I fixture.
“He’s an intelligent striker who knows how to put his opponent in difficulty.”
Read more: Niakhate details plan to limit Haaland's influence in Norway clash
16:12 BST - Flashscore editor Joel Barnett will be in attendance for Norway's clash with Senegal, so keep an eye out for the reaction from that one! Here's how the win probability looks ahead of their match:
16:10 BST - Following on from Argentina and France's matches, Norway and Senegal face off in what promises to be a fascinating encounter.
Both managers have given their thoughts ahead of the clash - it gets underway at 01:00 UK time.
Read more: Thiaw insists Senegal can't afford any mistakes against Norway
Read more: Solbakken tells Norway side not to underestimate Senegal at World Cup
15:45 BST - Iraq have a star of their own in their national team, with former Manchester United academy talent Zidane Iqbal their key player.
Flashscore took a closer look at the youngster and his impact ahead of their clash with France.
Read more: Ex-Man Utd academy star Iqbal set for France World Cup clash
15:36 BST - France take on Iraq this evening at 22:00, with Kylian Mbappe set to make his 100th appearance for Les Bleus.
Flashscore has taken a look at five of the most pivotal matches in the striker's international career so far.
Read more: Five standout games as Mbappe approaches 100th France cap
15:25 BST - Today is a major anniversary for Argentina - and England. It marks 40 years since the infamous 1986 'Hand of God'.
To mark the occasion, Flashscore spoke to the man in the middle that day, referee Ali Bin Nasser.
Read more: 'Hand of God' referee recalls experience 40 years on
14:50 BST - Argentina boss Lionel Scaloni has weighed in on the debate over hydration breaks at the World Cup, believing that it gives the 'weaker' teams an advantage.
"The group phase has always been difficult to everyone, and the conditions, the heat and the match stops constantly.
"So that means that that might help the team that is theoretically weaker because they have time to recover."
Read more: Scaloni believes World Cup hydration breaks benefit 'weaker' teams
14:10 BST - Austria manager Ralf Rangnick has admitted that Argentina could prove to be too much for his side, with the reigning world champions having no obvious weaknesses.
"Let's talk about the weaknesses: there are none, not that we were able to observe," Rangnick said.
"Their strengths, they are outstanding. The players can also play with two or three different types of teams.
"I don't know how many people will bet on Austria and how many will bet on Argentina. If you look at the algorithm, it probably says we won't win tomorrow."
Read more: Austria boss Rangnick admits Argentina have no clear weaknesses
14:05 BST - Looking ahead to today's fixtures, we have a video preview for Argentina's clash with Austria - that one gets started at 18:00 BST.
13:55 BST - Before we get into previewing tonight's matches, take a look back at yesterday's big moments in Flashscore's daily World Cup highlights feature,
We've just surpassed day 11, so there's plenty to look back on for each round of fixtures!
Read more: World Cup highlights - Cape Verde earn point as Egypt finally win
13:20 BST - Spain beat Saudi Arabia 4-0 on Sunday afternoon, with manager Luis de la Fuente clapping back at criticism of his side.
"I think it's crazy to question this team," he said.
"We have been unbeaten for 33 consecutive games. You can have better days, worse days, normal days, but questioning, doubting this generation of very young footballers with a bright future, I think it's unfair."
Read more: De la Fuente berates critics after Spain thrash Saudi Arabia
13:00 BST - Salah spoke about the vibes around Egypt's camp after they secured their first-ever World Cup win.
"It's a great achievement for all the players. It's a great win. It's a great vibe. The next game is very important," Salah said as he took the plaudits amongst his teammates.
Read more: Salah delighted after Egypt earn historic World Cup win over New Zealand
12:30 BST - Uruguay manager Marcelo Bielsa was less than impressed with his side's result, admitting he felt they should have won both of their World Cup games so far.
"We know we have two draws, two matches that we could have won; we should have been able to win," the 70-year-old Argentine told reporters.
"There's no doubt we deserved to win the match with Saudi Arabia, and also the match today as well. We should have won it. Even with the goals that we conceded, we should have won still."
Read more: Bielsea left disappointed as Uruguay draw to Cape Verde
11:40 BST - Cape Verde manager Bubista spoke of the pride he had for his team after their draw with Uruguay left them within touching distance of a spot in the knockout rounds.
"Since the beginning, what we've been saying is that we would like to compete at the highest possible level, and that's what we're trying to do," Bubista said.
"That's what we've been doing in these two matches, and more important than the result is to be able to show our identity as a team, our strength, our unity, and also our resilience.
"We're here to compete to try to achieve a new dream, which is to qualify for the second round, and I think it's legitimate to think that way."
Read more: Bubista insists Cape Verde dreaming of World Cup knockout stages
10:50 BST - Uruguay star Maximiliano Araujo also starred for his nation against Cape Verde, earning an 8.3 Flashscore rating.
10:45 BST - Mohamed Salah was at his best for Egypt's win over New Zealand, earning a 9.0 Flashscore player rating.
Find out more about our player ratings system here.
10:21 BST - That was followed by Egypt's first-ever World Cup win, after they defeated New Zealand 3-1.
10:20 BST - There were two overnight games, starting with Cape Verde's 2-2 draw against Uruguay.
10:00 BST - Good morning and welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker! We'll have all the reaction from last night's World Cup fixtures before we look ahead to some huge ties this evening. Here's today's schedule (all times BST):
Stay tuned for reaction from yesterday's results, too, where Spain thrashed Saudi Arabia 4-0 and Cape Verde earned a 2-2 draw against Uruguay.