The Full Time Report — Ep.47: Canada hit six, Mexico go through, and the transfer desk starts shouting
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The Full Time Report — Ep.47: Canada hit six, Mexico go through, and the transfer desk starts shouting
Friday June nineteenth. Mexico are the first team through to the World Cup knockouts after a tight one nil win over South Korea, Canada have their first World Cup win after putting six past nine-man Qatar, Switzerland exploded late against Bosnia, South Africa and Czechia kept Group A messy, the Premier League fixture list is hours away, and the transfer desk has Liverpool, Arsenal, Spurs and United all making noise.
2026. 6. 19. · 16:21
Episode guide
Friday's briefing starts in Guadalajara, where Mexico became the first team through to the World Cup knockouts after a tight 1-0 win over South Korea. Then we go to Vancouver for Canada's 6-0 win over nine-man Qatar, a landmark result clouded by the injury to Ismael Kone. Switzerland's late burst against Bosnia-Herzegovina, South Africa's draw with Czechia, Premier League fixture day and the latest transfer noise around Arsenal, Liverpool, Spurs and Manchester United round out the show.
Sources
- ESPN Matchday 8 recap
- ESPN: Mexico 1-0 South Korea
- ESPN: Canada 6-0 Qatar
- ESPN: Switzerland 4-1 Bosnia-Herzegovina
- ESPN: Czechia 1-1 South Africa
- Premier League: all 380 fixtures for 2026/27
- Sky Sports: 2026/27 Premier League season dates
- Sky Sports: Arsenal step up Morgan Rogers interest
- Sky Sports Paper Talk: Liverpool eye Yan Diomande package
- The Standard transfer live
Audio note
This episode uses the channel's short theme music as intro and outro only, with no background bed under the voice.
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