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WORLD CUP DAILY, July 10: France heads to the semi

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WORLD CUP DAILY, July 10: France heads to the semi

WORLD CUP DAILY, July 10: France heads to the semi-finals

Published 7:00 am Friday, July 10, 2026

FIFA World Cup Trophy displayed at BC Place Stadium on July 26, 2024 in Vancouver. (Ethan Cairns/Getty Images for FIFA)

Daily FIFA World Cup soccer match updates and news for Black Press Media publications.

France is heading to the semi-finals after defeating Morocco 2-0 on Thursday (July 9).

Kylian Mbappé gave France the lead in the 69th minute. He has had 8 goals and three assists at the 2026 World Cup. Ousmane Dembélé doubled France’s lead 2-0, which they held onto until the final whistle.

Today Spain will play Belgium at noon in Los Angeles. This is the third time Spain faces a European opponent in the knockout stage.

They will play the winner of today’s Spain vs. Belgium match in Dallas on Tuesday (July 14).

“Spain’s Unai Simón has now gone 609 minutes without conceding a goal in the competition – a FIFA World Cup record. Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku’s 93 international goals have been scored against 39 different countries, 29 of them European. However, he has never scored against Spain,” according to FIFA.

Spain vs. Belgium at 12 p.m. in Los Angeles

Norway vs. England at 5 p.m. in Miami

Argentina vs. Switzerland at 8 p.m. in Kansas City

France vs. winner of Spain vs. Belgium match in Dallas at 1 p.m.

Winner of NOR vs ENG match vs Winner of ARG vs SUI in Atlanta at 3 p.m.

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