Today's matches:
Netherlands vs Sweden - 19:00 CET
Germany vs Ivory Coast - 22:00 CET
Ecuador vs Curacao - 02:00 CET
Live updates:
14:40 CET - First up today is a Group F clash between the Netherlands and Sweden that will feature some of the biggest names in football.
Dutch captain Virgil van Dijk and new Tottenham signing Jan Paul van Hecke will have to be at their best to keep the high-profile duo of Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres quiet; the two showed just how much damage they can do in their nation's thrashing of Tunisia, in which both got goals and assists.
They'll fancy their chances of adding to their tally today, because while the Netherlands have one of the best backlines at the tournament in terms of personnel, they let in two goals in their draw with Japan and haven't kept a clean sheet in five matches.
That and the fact that key man Frenkie de Jong is at risk of missing out with a minor injury means that it won't be easy for the favourites to get the win they really need.
13:00 CET - Good afternoon and welcome to our coverage of day 10 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup!
We've got two mouthwatering games to kick off today's action later, as Ronald Koeman's Netherlands take on Sweden in Group F, before Group E frontrunners Germany and Ivory Coast lock horns in Toronto.
Following those heavyweight clashes, Ecuador come up against tournament debutants Curacao, and Japan face Tunisia in Monterrey.
Catch up on all of yesterday's action with our daily highlights, or relive all of the drama as it unfolded in the day nine live tracker.
FIFA World Cup 2026
The 2026 World Cup is taking place from June 11th to July 19th in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The tournament features 48 national teams and is played at 16 modern stadiums.
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