On June 27 Beijing time, the two matches in World Cup Group I concluded. Dembélé's hat-trick powered France to a 4-1 victory over Norway. African powerhouse Senegal swept Iraq 5-0 with overwhelming momentum. This brought the group to its final outcome: France advanced as group winners with three straight wins, Norway finished second to qualify, Senegal grabbed their first win and three points to keep qualification hopes alive, while Iraq suffered the worst fate—three consecutive losses, finishing last and heading home.

Manchester United are close to finalizing the signing of Cristian Camilo Orozco from Colombian side Fortaleza CEIF. The 17-year-old midfielder is set to travel to Manchester, England on Sunday for a medical and to sign a contract. United had already secured Orozco back in October last year, with a transfer fee of $1 million.

According to Sky Sports in the UK, Manchester United have approached Bournemouth to inquire about England midfielder Alex Scott. However, the "Cherries" informed the Red Devils that Scott is an untouchable core player under Marko Ross, having been almost ever-present last season—missing just one game—and the club plans to extend his contract rather than entertain offers. Nevertheless, Sky Sports claims that Bournemouth would accept a bid of £80 million.

Thethaovanhoa.vn provides video highlights and goal clips from the match between Uruguay and Spain in the third round of the 2026 World Cup group stage.

Indonesian outlets assess that the Vietnamese team is undergoing a very noticeable preparation ahead of the 2026 ASEAN Cup, while warning coach John Herdman's squad to pay close attention to Kim Sang Sik's ability to capitalize on set-piece situations.

In 2026, the primary focus of the Vietnam national team is the ASEAN Cup, a tournament we enter as defending champions. Successfully retaining the title is not only significant for our achievements but also serves as a crucial test for the ongoing youth renewal and squad upgrade process.

Hot Vietnam football news today 27/6: Duy Manh and Quang Hai on the verge of making history; Becamex TP.HCM signs contract with Spanish coach.

In 1992, Japan had never participated in the World Cup. Professional football did not exist. The J-League was still in its infancy. And the Japan Football Association (JFA) announced a vision so bold it seemed laughable: winning the World Cup by 2092.

In the final match of Group I at the World Cup, which concluded on June 27 Beijing time, Norway suffered a 1-4 defeat to France, advancing as the runner-up in the group. Somewhat disappointingly, the much-anticipated showdown between the "new twin stars" Haaland and Mbappé did not materialize on the World Cup stage. In this match, Norway, having already secured qualification, surprisingly sidelined most of their starters, making as many as 10 changes to the lineup.

The final match of Group I in the USA-Mexico-Canada World Cup concluded at Toronto Stadium, a contest of life and honor. Senegal crushed a ten-man Iraqi side 5-0, not only setting a historical record for an African team scoring five goals in a single World Cup match, but also boosting their goal difference to +2 with this emphatic victory, temporarily climbing to fifth place in the race for the best third-placed teams, overtaking South Korea.