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Scotland injury blow as Gilmour ruled out of World Cup
Billy Gilmour: Scotland midfielder ruled out of World Cup with knee injury Billy Gilmour went off injured in the first half of Scotland's World Cup warm-up win over Curacao at Hampden; Napoli midfielder will return to his club; Scotland's first World Cup game vs Haiti is on June 14 Saturday 30 May 2026 20:16, UK Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour has been ruled out of the World Cup after suffering a knee injury in the win over Curacao. The 24-year-old fell to the turf with no one around him...
Tactical timeout ban and new VAR powers - major World Cup rule changes announced
The World Cup trophy on display in Toronto, Canada. Pic: Reuters/Kevin Sousa-Imagn Images
Explained: IFAB World Cup Rule changes
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South Korea defender Cho ruled out of World Cup
South Korea defender Cho ruled out of World Cup June 1 : South Korea defender Cho Yu-min will miss the World Cup after suffering a foot injury while playing in a 5-0 friendly win over Trinidad and Tobago, the Korea Football Association (KFA) said. Sharjah FC's Cho, who has made 19 international appearances and was also part of the 2022 World Cup squad, had to be helped off the field by medical staff in the second half of the match in Provo, Utah on Saturday. "He will be out for eight weeks,...
Scotland's Gilmour ruled out of World Cup with knee injury
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Captain Williamson ruled out of England World Cup qualifiers
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How do teams advance in the 2026 World Cup? Tiebreaker rules and Round of 32 format explained
The 2026 World Cup is finally upon us, and while it marks the 23rd edition of the global tournament that takes place every four years, this edition of the event is unlike any of its predecessors. For starters, the 2026 World Cup marks the first time that the event has been co-hosted by three separate countries, with the United States, Canada and Mexico sharing honors. The widely spread-out host sites across North America aren't the only unique factors, however.
England and Scotland fans in Magaluf to watch the World Cup dealt crushing blow with rule changes
England and Scotland fans in Magaluf to watch the World Cup dealt crushing blow with rule changes Although the World Cup starts on Thursday, England and Scotland fans in Magaluf, Majorca, have made aware of a huge shake-up which will affect how they celebrate England and Scotland fans flocking to Magaluf to watch World Cup games have been warned TVs on terraces will be muted after midnight. Fans were given the bad news bars catering for the thousands of football supporters expected to head...
Relentless rise of VAR, new red card offences and more: those new World Cup rules in full
2026 tournament will be the biggest, longest and most expensive – and the most intricately refereed – ever seenThe 2026 World Cup will be the biggest, longest and most expensive. It will also feature a hefty number of rule changes. New responsibilities for video assistant referees, new red card offences and a number of initiatives to speed up the game will be put into effect.
Relentless rise of VAR, new red card offences and more: those new World Cup rules in full
2026 tournament will be the biggest, longest and most expensive – and the most intricately refereed – ever seenThe 2026 World Cup will be the biggest, longest and most expensive. It will also feature a hefty number of rule changes. New responsibilities for video assistant referees, new red card offences and a number of initiatives to speed up the game will be put into effect.