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DR Congo beat Uzbekistan 3-1 and go through to face England: World Cup 2026 – live

Football | The Guardian

June 28, 2026

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DR Congo beat Uzbekistan 3-1 and go through to face England: World Cup 2026 – live

Kick-off time: 7.30pm EDT/12.30am BST/9.30am AEST Third-place table | Player guide | Group tables | Mail Bryan Colombia v Portugal – live updates also in Group K3 min DR Congo fashion their first attack. Wissa, the goal-scorer against Portugal, drops deep to collect before trying his luck from range, but he drags his shot well wide.1 min After a moment of silence for the victims of the earthquakes in Venezuela, we’re off and running. Uzbekistan kick off and are attacking from left to right in their all-white kits, while DR Congo go from right to left in the all-red strips. Continue reading...

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