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Football LIVE - Scott McTominay fit for Scotland opener against Haiti, as Toronto prepares for Canada's World Cup clash with Bosnia-Hervegovina

Mexico and South Korea made winning starts at the FIFA World Cup and we will have the reaction to some controversial red card decisions. Jude Bellingham says he wants to 'feel loved' ahead of England's opener against Croatia. The transfer window is in full swing and we will bring you the latest rumours and completed deals as clubs strengthen ahead of the new domestic season.

By Lewis Mason | Updated 12/06/2026 at 19:43 GMT+1

'Feel like a young boy again' - Son reliving World Cup 'dream' with South Korea

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That's where we are going to leave this live football service for today.

Elsewhere on the TNT Sports website, our live World Cup service is kicking off as we head into the second day of action in North America.

18:15

SILVA CONFIRMED AS NEW BENFICA BOSS

Marco Silva has been confirmed as Jose Mourinho's replacement as Benfica head coach.

Silva has been Fulham manager for the last five years, but will now head back to his native Portugal to lead one of world football's most famous names.

17:47

THIS IS A DREAM COME TRUE, SAYS ROBERTSON

Scotland captain Andy Robertson says playing at the World Cup will be up there with anything he's experienced in his glittering career.

On the eve of their World Cup opener against Haiti in Boston, Robertson was asked by reporters how big this feels for him.

Robertson said: "Right at the top. I've been very fortunate to play in big games, win trophies, play for the biggest club in the world but for me playing for your country is that one step above.

"To do it at a World Cup is a dream come true. I'm so proud and happy this group are the ones who have done it."

Asked if it feels different compared with their European Championship campaign in Germany two years ago, Robertson added: "We're more experienced. Obviously the World Cup is a step up. We're excited but we also believe we're ready.

"Credit has to go to the backroom staff, they've made sure they've ticked every single box.

"It's up to us to now go and do the same thing."

McCoist calls on Scotland to 'make an impact' on World Cup

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17:28

McTOMINAY FIT FOR SCOTLAND OPENER

Scotland manager Steve Clarke says Napoli star Scott McTominay will be fit for their opening World Cup match against Haiti in the early hours of Sunday morning.

McTominay has had a stomach bug, but Clarke told reporters on Friday: "Perfect. Ready to go."

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17:22

DAY TWO OF THE WORLD CUP!

After opening day victories for co-hosts Mexico and South Korea, day two of the 2026 World Cup will serve up two more matches.

Two other co-hosts will be in action, with Canada taking on Bosnia-Herzegovina at 8pm UK time.

And then the United States will play Paraguay, with that match at 2am UK time.

16:58

Gilmour joins Scotland squad

Billy Gilmour has also joined the Scotland squad to show his support.

He was ruled out of the World Cup after damaging his knee in a warm-up match against Curacao at Hampden Park.

Gilmour was replaced by Manchester United teenager Tyler Fletcher.

16:51

Scotland hoping to cook up something special

Gordon Ramsay joined Steve Clarke and the Scotland squad at their training base in Boston to wish the team luck ahead of their World Cup opener against Haiti.

16:46

Dembele stands up for Mbappe

Ousmane Dembele says criticism of his France teammate Kylian Mbappe is "unfair".

Despite his prolific scoring record, which has seen him get 48 goals for club and country since last August, Mbappe has had many critics due to Real Madrid failing to win La Liga or the Champions League.

"They've been very unfair to him," Dembele said in an interview with Marca.

"They go a bit overboard with the criticism of Kylian because he's an incredible player. A wonderful person off the field, because I've known him for a long time. Sometimes they go too far with the criticism just because it's Kylian Mbappé. You shouldn't be so hard on him.

"Whether he ties his shoelaces, whether he doesn't tie them, whether he pulls up his socks, whether he doesn't put them on... It's too much. Because he's still a human being and a player of exceptional quality.

"In any case, here in the French national team, he gets along very well with us. He's a leader, the captain of our team, and a very important player."

Asked if France are favorites to win the World Cup, Dembele said: "There are many favorites, you know, that doesn't mean anything anymore in football."

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16:35

Uruguay touch down in Mexico

Uruguay have arrived for the World Cup, with the squad - led by Marcelo Bielsa - landing in Cancun this afternoon.

Uruguay will face Saudi Arabia and Cape Verde in Miami, Florida, USA, before facing Spain in Guadalajara back in Mexico.

Speaking on arrival, Bielsa said: "We’re in good shape. We’ve had a very successful build-up."

Asked how far they can go at the tournament, he said: "Well, that’s something you prove when you compete."

16:25

'You will have to admire what we did'

Bosnia-Herzegovina head coach Sergej Barbarez knows they will be the underdogs at the World Cup, but they are determined to spoil the party for co-hosts Canada in Toronto tonight.

"Well, okay. We are a small country, this is only our second World Cup. Of course, we have that epithet.

"A team that is not a favorite in many games, but if you go back and look at our last 20 games, there were only two teams that were ranked below us, and if you know our results, then you will have to admire what we did."

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16:19

...and back home in Sarajevo

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16:17

Bosnia-Herzegovina will be supported in Toronto...

16:08

The photo all Scotland fans want to see

You're welcome, Scotland fans.

Here he is. Scott McTominay.

The Napoli midfielder returned to training today after missing yesterday's session with an upset stomach.

He also travelled on his own, away from the squad, as they moved to Boston.

But, he appeared fit and well as he took full part in today's session with worries of spreading illness seemingly gone.

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16:00

4 hours to go...

Co-hosts Canada will get their World Cup campaign underway against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Toronto.

It's fair to say, the Canadian side are pumped up...

15:45

Salah agent won't discuss 'sensitive future plans'

Mo Salah is preparing for Egypt's first match at the World Cup against Belgium - but he remains a free agent.

He brought his time as a Liverpool player to an end at the end of last season and now rumors are swirling about where he will end up next.

Former Fenerbahce executive Ertan Torunogullari has claimed this week that the 32-year-old is keen to move to Istanbul later this year.

But Salah's agent, Ramy Abbas, has taken to social media to calm speculation.

15:33

McTominay trains with Scotland

Relief all round for Scotland fans.

Scott McTominay is back in training.

He missed yesterday's session - and travelled separately to Boston - due to a stomach bug.

But now he is back and, according to those watching on, is looking sharp in training.

Steve Clarke will speak to the media at around 5:30pm.

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15:30

ICYMI - Mead signs for City

After leaving Arsenal at the end of the season, England international Beth Mead has signed for Women's Super League champions Manchester City.

She has agreed a three deal with the club.

15:25

Adams is up for the fight

USA midfielder Tyler Adamsis looking forward to the battle ahead - as they kick off their World Cup campaign against Paraguay.

"It's definitely going to be combative, I know that anytime we've had the opportunity to play against a South American team, it gets, it gets feisty, gets scrappy.

"You need to be able to cope the with the emotional part of that game, though. You don't want to do anything stupid, reckless, let the game take advantage of you.

"So we need to again be ourselves in those scenarios, not let the game dictate too much of what we're going to do, and try and dictate the game ourselves."