FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE updates: Brazil and Morocco square in New Jersey, Australia’s Socceroos start campaign against Turkey
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is underway with Brazil facing Morocco in New Jersey. Brazil made a double substitution at the start of the second half, replacing Casemiro and Ibanez with Fabinho and Danilo. The match is currently tied at 1-1, with Brazil having the better start to the second half, winning back-to-back corners early on.
- ▪Brazil and Morocco are tied 1-1 at the 47-minute mark.
- ▪Casemiro and Ibanez were replaced by Fabinho and Danilo at the start of the second half.
- ▪The match is taking place in New Jersey as part of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
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9.13amSecond half under wayBy We’re back and Brazil have made a double substitution. Casemiro and Ibanez – who both received yellow cards in the first half – have been replaced by Fabinho and Danilo. Brazil are off to the better start, winning back-to-back corners early into this half. Brazil 1-1 Morocco, 47 minutesShare
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