Oya, World Cup football action dey flow like garri wey no get water, with another afternoon of matches set to take place on Sunday. The weekend start with plenty drama across North America.
Netherlands set the tone for high drama as dem put five goals past Graham Potter’s Sweden. Brian Brobbey and Cody Gakpo both score two goals each, wey make the match sweet for fans.
Germany follow with own entertaining fixture as dem come from behind to beat Ivory Coast. Franck Kessie open scoring for first-half, but Germany no fit equalise until Deniz Undav find net for 68th minute. Dem complete turnaround for 94th minute.
Ecuador and Curacao round out afternoon with 0-0 draw for Kansas City, before Tunisia and Japan face off for overnight action wey kick off at 5am BST.
Today, we go do am again with plenty matchday two action. World Cup programme kick off with Spain, one of title favourites, facing Saudi Arabia. La Roja get point to prove after dem draw 0-0 with Cape Verde last time.
Next, Belgium face Iran for Los Angeles. Both sides draw for opening matches – Belgium with Egypt, Iran with New Zealand. So top spot for Group G dey on line here.
Uruguay and Cape Verde complete second matchday for Group H. Cape Verde dey look to prove say point wey dem take from Spain no be fluke.
One last match for Monday morning get New Zealand facing Egypt for 2am kick-off.
For TV, BBC One dey show Spain vs Saudi Arabia at 5pm. ITV 1 go show Belgium vs Iran for 8pm kick-off, with coverage from 7pm. Last match, Uruguay vs Cape Verde, kick off at 11pm BST on BBC One, with coverage half hour before kick-off.
