2026 FIFA World Cup: Switzerland and Canada score ten goals, Mexico first to reach playoffs
In the second round of group stage at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Mexico became the first team to secure a spot in the knockout stage, while Switzerland and Canada combined for ten goals. The matches also saw numerous red cards and drama, including a serious fracture of player Kone.
The first matches of the second round in groups A and B took place at the FIFA World Cup in North America. Only one team has won both of its first two matches: Mexico, which became the first to guarantee a place in the playoffs.
After two rounds, no team is left without points. Switzerland and Canada were particularly prolific, scoring a total of ten goals between them. The tournament has also been marked by multiple red cards and dramatic moments.
One of the most notable incidents was a severe fracture suffered by player Kone, which has drawn significant attention. Further details regarding the injury are not yet available.
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