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07:15 BST - That wraps up day three at the FIFA World Cup! We'll be back straight away for day four and all the action that will bring - as well as any reaction from the past four fixtures. Get match reports for all four games:
Switzerland 1-1 Qatar - report.
Australia 2-0 Turkey - report.
06:58 BST - FULL-TIME! Australia pull off a shock win over Turkey, with Irankunda and Metcalfe on target to get their World Cup campaign off to the perfect start!
06:35 BST - GOAL! That will surely be that as Australia grab their second of the match through a superb finish from Connor Metcalfe. They lead Turkey 2-0!
06:20 BST - Aussie goalkeeper Patrick Beach is making just his third appearance for the Socceroos and has been immense thus far with four saves - including a couple of spectacular stops on his competitive debut.
06:08 BST - We're back underway for the second half! Can Turkey find a way back into this one?
05:52 BST - HALF-TIME! Australia - despite having less than a third of the possession - lead Turkey at the break following Irankunda's strike.
05:27 BST - GOAL! What were we saying? Nestory Irankunda races through to put Australia 1-0 up against Turkey with a ruthless finish into the bottom corner!
05:26 BST - We've just had the first drinks break, with neither side registering a shot on target so far. A bit of a slow burner at the moment, but hopefully things improve soon.
05:01 BST - For maybe the first time at this World Cup, a fixture nearly starts on schedule! We're underway between Australia and Turkey.
04:20 BST - Turkey have a golden generation of talent coming through their ranks, one that they will be hoping can guide them to success at the 2026 World Cup.
The likes of Arda Guler, Kenan Yildiz and Can Uzun will all be crucial to their chances in North America.
Read more: The 2005 generation - Turkey's new age looking to lead at World Cup
04:15 BST - There's one final World Cup fixture to round off the day three action as Australia take on Turkey.
Have a look at the teams below:
04:13 BST - An incredible evening comes to a close for Scotland, with Steve Clarke's side top of their World Cup group. It's already a very late (or early?) one, so we'll have all the key reaction from the match - as well as Brazil's draw with Morocco - later this morning following Australia v Turkey! Check back in with us later for that.
04:04 BST - FULL-TIME! Scotland win at the World Cup for the first time in 36 years! McGinn's goal is the difference-maker against Haiti as it finishes 1-0, with the Tartan Army heading top of Group C!
03:50 BST - So close to an equaliser for Haiti! Frantzdy Pierrot heads wide after a superb cross and Scotland survive. That was the chance they had been waiting for!
03:44 BST - Just 10 minutes remain here and it's all Haiti - if Scotland hang on, they will go top of Group C.
03:43 BST - There have been a few subs for both sides. Scotland have introduced Lyndon Dykes, Nathan Patterson and Ryan Christie in place of Gannon-Doak, Hickey and Che Adams.
Haiti take off Wilson Isidor to bring on Lenny Joseph.
03:30 BST - Scotland look to take the pace out of the game by taking their time over a throw-in, but take too long and the referee awards Haiti the throw instead. An interesting new rule for the 2026 World Cup! Time for another drinks break.
03:25 BST - It's much of the same in the second half, with Scotland seeing more of the ball but Haiti threatening from out wide - they just need to start getting their deliveries a little more accurate. Angus Gunn is yet to be really threatened in the Scotland goal.
03:10 BST - We're back underway for the second half and it's an immediate booking for Aaron Hickey, who brings down Haiti winger Ruben Providence.
02:52 BST - HALF-TIME! Scotland go into the break 1-0 up after a solid first-half display. McGinn's goal is the difference so far, but Haiti have been threatening on the counter with some nice direct play. All to play for in the second period!
02:31 BST - GOAL! John McGinn scores Scotland's first World Cup goal in nearly 30 years! It isn't pretty, taking a huge deflection - but he won't care!
02:26 BST - There's our first drinks break of the evening. Scotland have had the better chances so far but things perhaps aren't going as expected. Haiti are direct and get the ball into the forwards and wide players quickly, but their deliveries are yet to find their mark in the penalty area.
02:20 BST - Scott McTominay rattles the post after some outstanding work out wide from Ben Gannon-Doak - a warning sign for Haiti!
02:15 BST - 10 minutes played between Scotland and Haiti, with the former dominating the ball as expected. Les Granediers have looked threatening on the counter, though, which Steve Clarke's men must be cautious of.
02:03 BST - Here we go! Scotland get their first World Cup game since 1998 underway.
01:48 BST - Kick-off is a little over 10 minutes away for Scotland's World Cup opener with Haiti - stick with us for all the key updates if you've stayed up this far!
01:12 BST - It's a point apiece for Brazil and Morocco in New York as we turn attention to Boston and to the second match in Group C with Scotland - back at the World Cup for the first time since 1998 - against Haiti. Kick-off is at 9pm local time, 2am (UK).
France 98 was so long ago that three of Scotland's players weren't even born when that tournament took place (Lewis Ferguson (born 1999), Aaron Hickey (born 2002), and Ben Doak (born 2005).
Ferguson starts tonight, and you can see how the rest of the teams line up below:
01:06 BST - FULL-TIME! There goes the final whistle as Brazil and Morocco ends all-square after fantastic goals from Vinicius Jr and Ismael Saibari.
You can read Sunil Midda's match report here: Vinicius Jr rescues point for Brazil against outstanding Morocco.
00:55 BST - The 90 minutes are up and there will be 10 minutes of time added on. The pace has slowed in the heat, but can either side find a late winner?
00:45 BST - Bounou gets back on his feet and both teams make changes.
Anass Salah-Eddine and Ayoube Amaimouni-Echghouyab are replaced by Bilal El Khannouss and Noussair Mazraoui for Morocco, with Danilo Santos coming on for Bruno Guimaraes.
00:43 BST - Raphina takes a shot at goal but it was straight at Yassine Bounou, who goes down injured.
00:27 BST - Brazil make a couple of changes, with Matheus Cunha coming on for Igor Thiago and Luiz Henrique replacing Lucas Paqueta.
Moments later Morocco make their substitutions: Samir El Mourabet and Chemsdine Talbi enter the pitch for Azzedine Ounahi and Brahim Diaz.
Talbi is one of 12 Sunderland players to compete at this World Cup. By comparison, Real Madrid have ten players selected.
00:25 BST - Brazil have had 68% possession over the opening 15 minutes of the second half.
00:20 BST - Morocco have avoided defeat in their last seven matches when scoring first in the World Cup, since a 1-2 loss to Germany on 3rd June 1970.
00:10 BST - The second half is underway.
00:10 BST - Brazil make two changes: Danilo and Fabinho replace Roger Ibanez and Casemiro.
23:54 BST - HALF-TIME! What a first half that was. Brazil come from behind to go in level at the break.
23:36 BST - GOAL! Pick that one out! Brazil equalise in a flash. Vinicius Junior collects a pass from Bruno Guimaraes and dribbles into the box before lashing a shot towards goal that Morocco goalkeeper Yassine Bounou can do nothing about. Superb.
23:30 BST - Brazil have failed to win any of their last four matches when conceding first in the World Cup, since a victory over Croatia on 12th June 2014.
23:25 BST - GOAL! Brazil have started to get a foothold in the game but Morocco break and take the lead!
Brahim Diaz plays a lovely ball through to Ismael Saibari who charges through on goal and chips over Alisson Becker. Fantastic goal!
23:16 BST - Morocco fans are oley-ing after just 11 minutes as their team keep control of the ball.
23:11 BST - Morocco have started brightly and Brazil can't get out of their half. Gabriel blocks a shot from Neil El Aynaoui as Achraf Hakimi lashes a shot wide. Close.
23:05 BST - Peep! Referee Slavko Vinčić gets us underway.
22:54 BST - Brazil are competing in their 23rd World Cup, while Morocco are the current African champions and were 2022 World Cup semi-finalists. We could be set for a classic.
The players are walking out of the tunnel. Kick-off is minutes away.
22:32 BST - With Haiti and Scotland completing Group C, this match could very well decide who finishes top.
This is significant as the winners will face the runners-up of Group F in Houston, while whoever loses tonight could face Group F winners in Monterrey, Mexico.
Group F consists of Japan, Netherlands, Sweden and Tunisia.
22:15 BST - Here's the team news for the Group C clash at the New York/New Jersey Stadium. Kick-off is at 23:00 BST.
22:06 BST - Brazil will get their World Cup campaign up and running in the next hour against Morocco, and their fans have been in party mood...
22:05 BST - FULL-TIME! Qatar have come from behind against Switzerland to draw 1-1. It is their first ever point at a World Cup finals. What a result for The Maroons.
You can read Danny Clark's match report here: Historic Qatar stun wasteful Switzerland to earn first ever World Cup point
22:01 BST - GOAL! My goodness. Out of nowhere Qatar have equalised! This could be their first point at a World Cup finals.
Boualem Khoukhi thumps a header past Gregor Kobel in the 95th minute and the Qatari fans erupt.
21:58 BST - There will be six minutes of time added.
21:43 BST - Will Switzerland be punished for not finishing this game off? We have 15 minutes of normal time remaining.
21:37 BST - Switzerland have dominated the second half with 70% possession, but have yet to have a shot on target since the restart. Qatar's xG? 0.00.
The players walk off for a rehydration break.
21:15 BST - There are vast swathes of empty seats behind the Qatari goal. Perhaps the fans are taking shelter from the searing heat in the concourses..
21:12 BST - We're back underway for the second half.
21:00 BST - Plenty of chatter at the break on the penalty decision and the lack of a VAR replay. "I can't understand it", says Ian Wright.
20:56 BST - HALF-TIME! Switzerland are ahead at the break after dominating for most of the first half.
20:22 BST - GOAL! Switzerland take the lead as Breel Embolo sends the keeper the wrong way.
20:18 BST - PENALTY! Switzerland have a golden chance to open the scoring. Breel Embolo heads the ball to Remo Freuler who is clattered by Qatar goalkeeper Mahmoud Abunada and the ref points to the spot.
Freuler appears to be offside in the build-up, but the penalty is awarded? FIFA are the host broadcaster and are not showing the offside lines.
We are told the decision is correct and Switzerland can take the lead here. I'm sure we haven't heard the last of this...
20:05 BST - Five minutes behind schedule but we're finally underway. Off we go!
19:56 BST - The players are coming out of the tunnel. We're moments away from kick-off.
Stay with us throughout the night as we bring you Brazil v Morocco and Haiti v Scotland as they all open their World Cup accounts.
19:35 BST - Qatar captain Hassan Al Haydos is named on the bench, despite Lopetegui previously saying the player is "an outstanding role model both on and off the pitch, and one of the finest individuals I have had the pleasure of working with throughout my coaching career".
18:55 BST - Some of you may remember the Qatar boss, Julen Lopetegui. The former Real Madrid and Barcelona player recently managed Wolves and West Ham, before taking over The Maroons for World Cup duty last year.
18:50 BST - You can see how Switzerland and Qatar will line up at California's San Francisco Bay Area Stadium, below.
18:35 BST - Team news for the first of tonight's fixtures will drop soon. We'll bring it to you as soon as we have it.
16:55 BST - Qatar's players have been enjoying training ahead of their World Cup fixture with Switzerland!
16:50 BST - Flashscore had the opportunity to chat to Haiti defender Jean-Kevin Duverne ahead of the World Cup and his nation's opening game against Scotland.
"Yes, honestly, first World Cup since 1974, it's been 52 years that the people, that we Haitians, the players, our families, have been waiting for this," Duverne told Flashscore.
"And honestly, the feeling is huge - I can't even explain it, because it hasn't really sunk in yet. The tournament is coming soon, but I think it will hit me at the first match."
Read more: Haiti's Duverne relishing historic World Cup bow against Scotland
16:20 BST - Scotland surprised a few by including striker Ross Stewart in their squad, with the forward in good form but missing from the national team for a few years due to injury.
His skills when fit, though, will bring another option in attack for Steve Clarke's side.
Read more: What will surprise inclusion Ross Stewart bring to Scotland's World Cup squad?
16:00 BST - Haiti's arrival at the World Cup came as a surprise to many, with the national side unable to play their games at a 'home' venue due to gang violence in the country. Their qualification came with help from an influx of new stars, which Scotland will have to contend with tonight.
Read more: What can Scotland expect from World Cup clash with Haiti?
15:50 BST - Scotland will feature in their first World Cup match for nearly 30 years tonight against a relative unknown in Haiti.
Check out our video preview to find out more:
15:00 BST - Former Manchester City academy player Brahim Diaz has risen through the ranks of European football to become a regular starter for Real Madrid - and the forward will be looking to lead Morocco to victory against Brazil.
Read more: Man City graduate Diaz looking to spearhead Morocco to World Cup glory
14:30 BST - Reigning champions of Africa, Morocco, are looking to build on a fourth-placed finish at the 2022 World Cup, starting out with their fixture against Brazil.
Despite being one of the feel-good stories of international football lately, former manager Vahid Halilhodzic didn't have much praise for the Atlas Lions.
"Since I left Morocco, I haven’t watched a single second of their matches. Not a single second, because what I experienced there was a real nightmare," he told Flashscore.
"I had prepared everything with great care and invested a lot of energy in that project. Being dismissed without a valid reason is something you don’t forget. I devoted so much time and effort to that team that the wound is still there today."
Read more: Halilhodzic talks international management and Morocco 'nightmare'
14:08 BST - Brazil manager Carlo Ancelotti has revealed that iconic winger Neymar will be unavailable for the team's opening match against Morocco - but will hopefully start training next week.
"He is working hard to be fit again as quickly as possible. We hope he can return to full training next week," he said.
Read more: Ancelotti gives fitness update on Brazil legend Neymar
13:50 BST - Flashscore were able to speak exclusively with former Brazil striker Grafite about his nation's chances at the World Cup:
"I am very confident that the Brazilian national team can repeat what happened in 1994 and 2002, when they arrived at the World Cup surrounded by a certain scepticism from fans and the press because of the previous cycle," he said.
"I think this scepticism has eased a bit since the arrival of (Carlo) Ancelotti, who is a very high-profile coach and brings a huge sense of credibility."
Read more: Grafite backs Brazil to go all the way to World Cup final.
13:45 BST - Brazil get their World Cup campaign underway this evening, aiming to win the tournament for the first time since 2002.
Check out our video preview for their clash with AFCON champions Morocco:
13:25 BST - From an elder statesman in the Swiss squad to one of their best rising stars: Where Xhaka will be an experienced head to lean on, Johan Manzambi will bring a youthful energy few others can match.
The young midfielder could be one of the next generation of football superstars - read more on his journey here.
11:45 BST - Switzerland captain Granit Xhaka is eager to get started at the World Cup when his nation faces Qatar this evening.
"In football we always talk about tactical things, but you also have to enjoy the moment and I think this is one of the most important things in football, that you go on the pitch, that you feel free," Xhaka told a press conference.
"We just want to bring our 'A' game. We will want to perform for Switzerland, for our families. Tomorrow we will take the first big step. This is going to be the best World Cup.
"We are now impatient," he added. "We are primed and ready. We are physically ready, we are mentally ready."
Read more: Swiss captain Xhaka keen to get started at World Cup
11:19 BST - Time to look ahead to the four fixtures that make up the third day of 2026 World Cup action! Here's a reminder of the schedule:
Qatar v Switzerland (20:00 BST)
Australia v Turkey (05:00 BST)
10:25 BST - USA manager Mauricio Pochettino was quick to credit his whole squad for their big win against Paraguay.
"It's not only to talk about some names, it's about the collective," said Pochettino.
"It's not only Balo or different players who performed. I think the team was amazing. Not only the starting 11 but all the players around and on the bench."
Read more: Pochettino praises entire squad as USA beat Paraguay
08:00 BST - Despite failing to hold on to a lead, Bosnia and Herzegovina defender Nikola Katic earned the highest rating of any player on the pitch in their 1-1 draw with Canada. The defender made five tackles, 16 clearances, three interceptions and won 15 duels to earn a rating of 8.6.
07:52 BST - In a player-of-the-match performance, USA striker Folarin Balogun scored twice and earned a 9.0 Flashscore player rating.
Learn more about our new player ratings system here.
07:45 BST - USA winger Christian Pulisic was quick to play down any injury concerns after he was substituted during the win over Panama.
"I just got a bit of a kick in the first half so I'm really hoping that it's nothing. Taking a little bit of precaution today. But I'm hoping I'll be fine in the next few days," he said.
Read more: Pulisic eases injury concerns after USA's win against Paraguay
07:00 BST - Bosnia and Herzegovina boss Sergej Barbarez was pleased with how his side dealt with the pressure of Canada's home crowd, but admitted they were a little too defensive with their approach.
"We left the initiative to Canadians, and we were playing in low blocks, and we were defensive," Barbarez told reporters.
"You were playing an opening match in front of a full stadium; it was a full house, and there were 80% Canadian supporters. This is huge pressure, and it's a huge compliment for my team to have not succumbed to that pressure."
Read more: Barbarez concedes Bosnia side was too defensive in Canada clash
06:32 BST - Every morning, Flashscore will be looking back at the previous day's World Cup action in our highlights articles.
Take a look at all the highlights from day two here.
06:15 BST - Canada manager Jesse Marsch was pleased with his side's draw, but conceded they need to start matches much better if they are to succeed at the World Cup.
"We want to make sure the team is equipped from the start for all of these matches to understand the plan, the set piece plan, and the opponent, and what their plan might be, but in the end, to really go after the game, and represent what we wanted to be.
"We did that in the second half, and not in the first half, and that was the difference for us on the day."
Read more: Marsch reflects on Canada's first-ever point at a World Cup
05:34 BST - Speaking of Canada's draw with Bosnia, Flashscore editor David Parkes was in attendance at the BMO Field stadium - taking note of five of the biggest talking points coming out of the match.
Read more: Five conclusions from Canada's World Cup draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina
05:13 BST - Before the USA's win, neighbours Canada picked up their first-ever point at a World Cup following a 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Read our match report: Canada come from behind to earn a point against Bosnia
04:58 BST - First up is some reaction from the fixtures of day two at the World Cup. The USA were on fire in their clash with Paraguay, netting four in the biggest win of the tournament so far.
Read out match report: World Cup co-hosts USA make strong start against Paraguay
04:30 BST - Good morning and welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker! We'll be covering all the action from day three of the 2026 FIFA World Cup right here, with live updates on the latest scores, news and reactions.
After a slightly slower start, we're getting right into the thick of the World Cup with four fixtures across the day - including opening games for Scotland and Brazil.
Today's schedule (all times BST):
But before all of that, we'll have key reaction to Canada's 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as the USA's 4-1 thrashing of Paraguay - check out some of yesterday's action as it happened here.
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