Canada Makes History as Mexico Tops South Korea in World Cup Night of 14 Goals

Canada recorded its first points in the tournament with a stunning 6-0 win over Qatar, although the celebration was dampened by a serious injury to Ismail Kone. The result was one of four games played over the past day and night, with a total of 14 goals across the matches.

Earlier, host Mexico beat South Korea 1-0 to secure first place in Group A and become the first team to advance to the knockout stage of the 2026 World Cup. The article says Mexico is the first host nation to clinch the top spot in its group and move on.

In the other two matches, Switzerland produced a late surge to defeat Bosnia 4-1, while Czechia conceded a late equalizer and drew 1-1 with South Africa. The report notes that Czechia had struggled to score until late, but the Swiss finished strongly.

The publication also invited readers to watch highlights from all four matches and join a prediction quiz for a chance to win a double package to a World Cup quarterfinal. Four more matches were scheduled for Friday night into Saturday morning: United States versus Australia at 22:00, Scotland versus Morocco at 01:00, Brazil versus Haiti at 03:30, and Turkey versus Paraguay at 06:00.