2026 World Cup: England Held by Ghana, Croatia and Colombia Secure Narrow Wins.
Second Round Match Results
According to Novyny.live: The 2026 FIFA World Cup continued with second-round fixtures in Groups K and L. England were unable to break down Ghana and had to settle for a draw, while Croatia edged past Panama and Colombia claimed a tight victory over DR Congo.
In the England vs. Ghana clash, the game ended 0-0. Despite a golden opportunity missed by Harry Kane, Ghana still have a realistic chance of advancing to the knockout stages.
Croatia and Colombia Grind Out Victories
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Croatia defeated Panama 1-0. After a goalless first half, Ante Budimir scored the only goal of the match in the 54th minute, securing all three points. This fixture also marked Luka Modrić's 200th appearance for the national team—a remarkable milestone. Croatia remain strong contenders for a place in the knockout rounds.
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In the other group match, Colombia beat DR Congo 1-0. The first half ended without any goals, but Daniel Muñoz found the net in the 76th minute to give his side the win. With this result, Colombia sit at the top of their group, keeping their tournament hopes firmly alive.
Overall, the second round of matches in Groups K and L delivered compelling and consequential outcomes for all teams involved.
The second round of World Cup matches has intensified the battle for knockout-stage berths. England's draw with Ghana casts doubt on their progress, while Croatia and Colombia continue to show strong form, solidifying their positions. The upcoming matches will be decisive for teams aiming to advance, raising the stakes and excitement for the next round of fixtures.
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