The 2026 World Cup begins Thursday, June 11, and runs through the championship match on Sunday, July 19, with games taking place throughout North America in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The World Cup brings the top soccer talent from around the world together in one tournament,

Here we will break down Group I, statistically the strongest at the tournament, featuring France, Senegal, Norway and Iraq. As 2018 winners and losing finalists four years ago, France have the most pedigree.

Northern Ireland captain Shea Charles says Michael O'Neill's side are looking forward to the challenge of facing World Cup-bound France.

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One of Cherki's assists saw him dribble across the penalty area with his right foot before playing a blind pass — where a player does not look in the direction of where he is pa