World Cup LIVE: Last 32 fixtures confirmed, Clarke QUITS Scotland, Lionel Messi outdoes Ronaldo

World Cup LIVE: Last 32 fixtures confirmed, Clarke QUITS Scotland, Lionel Messi outdoes Ronaldo England are into the Round of 32 as winners of Group L thanks to Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane goals against Panama - next up it's either Senegal or DR Congo England have won Group L to advance to the World Cup Round of 32 by beating Panama 2-0. After a drab, goalless first half it was Jude Bellingham who plundered England's opener, turning home from close range at a corner kick. It was a much needed goal for the Three Lions who had struggled to break down the stubborn Panamanians. Then, minutes later, Bellingham turned provider, twisting the defender, crossing and allowing Harry Kane to head home and make it 2-0. Elsewhere, Scotland's fate has been confirmed with Croatia's victory over Ghana condemning them to an early exit. And that has been followed by the shock news that Steve Clarke has stepped down from his role as manager. Saturday evening's overnight games saw Colombia and Portugal battle out a goalless draw, while DR Congo booked their place in the knockout stages with a 3-1 win over Uzbekistan. Argentina then claimed a 3-1 victory over Jordan, while Austria and Algeria earned a point each in a dramatic 3-3 stalemate in Kansas City. Stay tuned as Mirror Football keeps you across all of the latest fallout... PLAYER RATINGS: Bellingham shines but major problem threatens World Cup hopes Key Events Two-time World Cup winners Uruguay were already heading home early after a 1-0 defeat to Spain on Friday. The squad, spearheaded by Real Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde and former Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez, had originally been set to return to home aboard a private jet, customary for top level footballers. However, the AUF (Uruguay's football federation) has instructed players to make the journey home on commercial flights as a way of apology for their poor performance at the World Cup. Following England's 2-0 win over Panama, the Make Football Great Again podcast is back! Host Harry Brent is joined by the Mirror’s Chief Football Writer, John Cross, live from the stadium to analyse the victory for the Three Lions in New Jersey. England boss Thomas Tuchel has issued an update on the fitness of right-back Jarrell Quansah, reports Ryan Taylor. The Bayer Leverkusen defender hobbled off with an issue during the second half of the Three Lions' 2-0 win over Panama in the World Cup on Saturday night. Tuchel said: A classic ankle twist and he is in pain.He said he had it before and it is a matter of days. He has his leg up high and in ice. In case you missed it last night, Scotland manager Steve Clarke has resigned after being dumped out of the World Cup, reports Stephen Killen. The Tartan Army's exit was confirmed after Croatia's 2-1 win over Ghana meant they couldn't qualify for the knockout stages for the first time. John McGinn made history with his effort, earning a first win in 36 years as Scotland beat Haiti to put themselves in a great position for the round of 32. However, defeats to Morocco and Brazil, with the 3-0 loss to Carlo Ancelotti's men proving damaging to their hopes due to the irreparable damage to their goal difference. Here is confirmation of the full round of 32 fixture list for the World Cup, which will get underway later this evening between South Africa and Canada. - South Africa vs Canada - Germany vs Paraguay - Netherlands vs Morocco - Brazil vs Japan - France vs Sweden - Ivory Coast vs Norway - Mexico vs Ecuador - England vs DR Congo - USA vs Bosnia & Herzegovina - Belgium vs Senegal - Portugal vs Croatia - Spain vs Austria - Switzerland vs Algeria - Argentina vs Cape Verde - Colombia vs Ghana - Australia vs Egypt Here's a look at how the race for the Golden Boot looks after the conclusion of the group stages at the World Cup. Jeremy Cross in Dallas Lionel Messi has not taken to the media podium in the AT&T Stadium this time. But despite his absence, the footballing icon remains standing tall, looking down on the rest. Messi has scored again at the World Cup, becoming the first to do so in seven consecutive games. When his free kick blazed in with 10 minutes remaining of Argentina’s 3-1 cruise past Jordan, manager Lionel Scaloni just sat on the sidelines shrugging his shoulders. In other words, what is there left to say? It was left to some of Messi’s team mates to sum up his continued contribution to Argentina’s assault on back-to-back World Cup triumphs. Giovani Lo Celso said: “That goal will mean so much to him. He knows all about records and breaking them.“He continues to show he is still the greatest. We are all so pleased for him.” Lionel Messi has not taken to the media podium in the AT&T Stadium this time. But despite his absence, the footballing icon remains standing tall, looking down on the rest. Messi has scored again at the World Cup, becoming the first to do so in seven consecutive games. When his free kick blazed in with 10 minutes remaining of Argentina’s 3-1 cruise past Jordan, manager Lionel Scaloni just sat on the sidelines shrugging his shoulders. In other words, what is there left to say? It was left to some of Messi’s team mates to sum up his continued contribution to Argentina’s assault on back-to-back World Cup triumphs. Giovani Lo Celso said: “That goal will mean so much to him. He knows all about records and breaking them. He continues to show he is still the greatest. We are all so pleased for him.” Football legend Zlatan Ibrahimovic gave an emotional reaction to watching Bosnia & Herzegovina's reach the knockout stages of the World Cup, reports Rory Robinson. The former Sweden superstar became visibly emotional while working as a FOX pundit following Bosnia & Herzegovina's 3-1 victory over Qatar, which saw them reach the World Cup knockout stages for the first time in their history. Typically composed, he had a deeply personal stake in Bosnia's triumph due to his father's roots. Bosnia & Herzegovina will face co-hosts the United States in the round of 32 match in the World Cup, and Ibrahimovic gave an emotional reaction to watching the country qualify for the knockout stages. Uruguay were handed what appeared to be a straightforward group at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, reports Matty Hewitt and Jeremy Goldstein. Aside from reigning European champions Spain, the South American side faced tournament newcomers Cape Verde and perennial underachievers Saudi Arabia. Yet the two-time World Cup winners are heading home early after a 1-0 defeat to Spain on Friday. The squad, spearheaded by Real Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde and former Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez, had originally been set to return to Uruguay aboard a private jet. However, the AUF (Uruguay's football federation) has instructed players to make the journey home on commercial flights, as confirmed by Uruguayan outlet Tenfield. An American reporter has been forced to apologise after 'innaproporiate' comments about Bosnia and Herzegovinia after they were confirmed as the United States opponents in the last 32 of the World Cup, reports Jeremy Goldstein and Matty Hewitt. ABC Los Angeles reporter Abigail Velez filmed a news segment last week boasting that she doesn't "know the first thing" about the Balkan nation. The United States men's national team is set to take on Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup's Round of 32 next Wednesday in San Francisco. England head coach Thomas Tuchel had "no complaints" about the playing surface at New York/New Jersey Stadium, after offering his verdict on the pitch following a commanding 2-0 victory over Panama. Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane struck to propel England to victory after an underwhelming opening hour, as the Three Lions claimed top spot in Group L. England wrapped up the group stage on seven points, having previously beaten Croatia 4-2 and played out a goalless stalemate with Ghana. Croatia bounced back from their opening defeat to England to claim second place in the group, though a stern Round of 32 match now lies in wait. Argentina with an emphatic win over Jordan. Lionel Messi comes off the bench to keep etching his name into the history books. They were already through, and will face Cape Verde in the round of 32. Drama here in Kansas City as Algeria think they've won the game with a stoppage time goal from Riyad Mahrez to go 3-2 in front. Just a couple of minutes later, Austria equalise again to make it 3-3 thanks to a goal from Saša Kalajdžić. The result means that both Austria and Algeria progress to the knockout stages of the World Cup. He's just come off the bench and he's found the back of the net. Lionel Messi sends the crowd crazy. He rolls a free-kick from just outside the area round the wall and into the bottom corner. Effortless. Poor goalkeeping but the master at work won't mind. Jordan 1-3 Argentina And just like that, we're all level again here in Kansas City as former Manchester City and Leicester City star Riyad Mahrez equalises for Algeria against Austria. Both teams now look like they're doing everything they can to try and win this game. Austria take the lead once again as former Manchester United star Marcel Sabitzer puts his country in front. Just over half an hour left to play in this match, with all three results still possible the way both teams are playing. Stay tuned for regular updates. That's a moment they'll savour. Jordan have halved the deficit against Argentina. Substitute Mousa Tamari gets on the end of Ehsan Haddad's brilliant low cross to the far post, firing past Emi Martinez into the back of the net. Great ball into the box and great finish. Jordan 1-2 Argentina Argentina have the ball in the back of the net AGAIN after the half-time interval. Luckily for Jordan, it's ruled out for offside. It was brilliant play from goalscorer Martinez to set up Lo Celso, but the Inter Milan forward was offside in the build-up. They're not easing off. It's game on here in Kansas City as Rafik Belghali equalises for Algeria against Austria just before half time. As a result, the goal will change the qualification picture for the knockout stages once again. It looks like the scores will be level at half-time, with everything to play for in the second 45 minutes. Lautaro Martinez puts Argentina 2-0 up after a VAR review. Marcos Senesi was kicked in the head by Haddad as he tried to clear the ball and a spot kick is given. The Inter Milan striker sends the keeper the wrong way from 12-yards out, and blasts the ball into the bottom corner. Jordan 0-2 Argentina Austria open the scoring here in Kansas City and it's former Stoke City striker Marko Arnautovic who gets the goal. The goal means that Arnautovic has extended his record tally for his country up to 49, more than any other player for Austria. By Jeremy Cross in Dallas ARGENTINA supporters have turned this game against Jordan into a home one for the World Cup holders. The AT&T Stadium is awash with white a blue. There is a smattering of red shirts belonging to Jordan fans, but you have to look closely to find them. Those who bought tickets months ago will have been banking on getting to see Lionel Messi. But he is one of nine changes Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni has made. Messi might be on the bench, but he continues to be the leader and talisman of his team. He led the squad out for the warm up, to huge cheers from his fans. And when his face appeared on the big screen, the noise levels went up a few octaves. There is no need to panic, however. Messi will be involved in the game at some stage in the second half. That's a brilliant free kick from former Tottenham Hotspur man Giovani Lo Celso. His deadball from the edge of the area goes straight into the top corner. I'm not sure what the goalkeeper was doing, mind! He's expecting Lo Celso to whip it over the wall, but goes the complete wrong way. Jordan 0-1 Argentina Around 15 minutes have been played in this match between Algeria and Austria and the score remains goalless. If the match ends in a draw, both teams will secure a spot in the knockout stages of the World Cup. This match will determine the final two spots that are yet to be confirmed in the round of 32 stage of the tournament. Argentina have rested Lionel Messi for their final game of the group against Jordan, but are in total control of proceedings. Giovani Lo Celso has had the ball in the net, but it's ruled out for offside. The reigning World champions look really up for it. England legend David Beckham helped raise the subdued atmosphere inside New York/New Jersey Stadium during the England versus Panama clash. Excitement was building ahead of kick-off, with England fans taking over a nearby shopping centre, draping the railings with countless flags. Having secured a 4-2 victory over Croatia before grinding out a goalless draw with Ghana, England supporters were desperate to witness their team return to winning form, although early indications were hardly promising. The mood transformed dramatically when England icon Beckham appeared on the big screens, sparking the loudest cheer of the night. It's all over and DR Congo will face England after their impressive win over Uzbekistan. Yoane Wissa was the star man for the African side as they booked their place in the knockout stages of the tournament. Full time in Miami and there's nothing to separate Colombia and Portugal who share the points in a goalless draw. Former Tottenham star Davinson Sanchez thinks he's opened the scoring for Colombia in stoppage time. However, the effort is ruled out for offside, and the match looks destined to end in a goalless draw.