📊 Club of 100 updated, Curaçao make history with new Vozinha

Saturday (20) had four more FIFA World Cup 2026 matches in store for football fans.

Still in the early hours, Paraguay claimed its first win of the tournament with a 1-0 victory over Turkey.

With two defeats at the World Cup (Australia and Paraguay), the Turks are already eliminated because, even if they can still reach three points, they lose on head-to-head (the 1st tiebreaker).

Early in the afternoon, the Netherlands thrashed Sweden 5-1 and also picked up their first win of the World Cup, after the disappointing draw in their opener (2-2 with Japan). 

The rout made the "Orange" the newest member of the World Cup's "100 club" - national teams with 100 or more goals in the tournament.

The "100 club" is led by Brazil and Germany, with 241 goals.

The Germans drew level with the Seleção thanks to a come-from-behind 2-1 win over Ivory Coast.

The result also mathematically secured the Germans a place in the next round of the World Cup ahead of time.

Finally, under the watchful eyes of members of the Dutch Royal Family, Curaçao held Ecuador to a 0-0 draw. 

This is the first point in the history of the small Central American country of just 158,000 inhabitants. 

The result stirred emotions across social media.

Goalkeeper Eloy Room set a record with 15 saves against Ecuador - the highest number since 1966 in a World Cup match that did not go to extra time.

As a result, the 36-year-old Miami FC goalkeeper (USA second division), who has only 168,000 followers on Instagram, is now in line to follow in the footsteps of Vozinha of Cape Verde, who passed 10 million followers after helping secure a 0-0 draw with Spain in the opener.

📅 Sunday's matches

• 1am (Brasília time) - Tunisia vs Japan - Group F
• 1pm (Brasília time) - Spain vs Saudi Arabia - Group H
• 4pm (Brasília time) - Belgium vs Iran - Group G
• 7pm (Brasília time) - Uruguay vs Cape Verde - Group H
• 10pm (Brasília time) - New Zealand vs Egypt - Group G

📊 The updated standings for Groups D, E and F

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