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2026-06-29

The Full Time Report — Ep.57: Canada goes late, Marsch eyes a giant, and the rumour mill hums

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The Full Time Report — Ep.57: Canada goes late, Marsch eyes a giant, and the rumour mill hums

Welcome to The Full Time Report. Episode fifty seven. Here we go. The first knockout game did exactly what knockout football is supposed to do: it took a slightly scruffy, nervous match, let everyone start thinking about extra time, and then dropped a clean strike right at the end. Canada are through, South Africa are out with credit, and Jesse Marsch is already talking about throwing everything at a giant. After that, we will look at England's route, Argentina's very sensible Cape Verde caution, Monday's heavyweight fixtures, and then a transfer desk that is starting to sound expensive.

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Episode guide

Canada turn the first World Cup knockout match into a late-night story: Stephen Eustáquio wins it in stoppage time, Jesse Marsch calls his players heroes, and a possible Netherlands or Morocco giant waits next. We also check England's route to DR Congo, Argentina's careful Cape Verde messaging, Monday's Brazil-Japan and Germany-Paraguay ties, and the latest Premier League transfer noise around Morgan Rogers, Granit Xhaka, Bruno Guimaraes, Sandro Tonali and Yan Diomande.
No Premier League, Champions League or Europa League matches fell inside today's window, so the club section is a transfer desk rather than a results round-up.

Sources

  • Sky Sports match report: South Africa 0-1 Canada
  • BBC Sport live page: Canada through, fixtures and Marsch reaction
  • Yahoo Sports: Stephen Eustáquio's late goal sends Canada to Round of 16
  • ESPN: World Cup live updates as group stage closed on June 28
  • The Star carrying Reuters: Argentina wary of Cape Verde
  • The Star carrying Reuters: Argentina's depth a warning to rivals
  • Reuters: Dutch predict Morocco clash could be a thriller
  • Reuters: Germany fans dream of beating France, once past Paraguay
  • Reuters: Australia's young gun Herrington hopes for Salah test
  • The Standard transfer live blog

Audio note

This episode uses the channel's short theme music as an intro and outro, with no background bed under the spoken briefing.
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