Russell Lewis
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80 appearances
10 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 12 Jul
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Russell Lewis, NPR News, Seattle.
Brazil takes on Norway in the first match.
Brazil, a five-time World Cup winner, has played unevenly in this tournament, needing a stoppage-time goal to defeat Japan in the first knockout match.
Norway's star striker Erling Haaland has had a memorable cup so far, scoring five goals and will surely be in the mix for more against Brazil.
The second game could be one of the all-time greats.
Mexico versus England in Mexico City, two of the most rabid fan bases at the famed and high-altitude Azteca Stadium, where the Mexican men's team has lost only twice in 89 matches.
Mexico has won all four of its World Cup matches and has yet to concede a goal this tournament.
Russell Lewis, NPR News, Seattle.
The game between Qatar and Bosnia and Herzegovina is the one U.S.
fans will be watching most closely.
If either country wins, they would likely face the U.S.
in a round of 32 match on July 1st in Santa Clara, California.
On the other side of Group B, co-host Canada goes up against Switzerland.
If Canada wins or draws against the Swiss, Canada would place first in its group and play its round of 32 game in Vancouver, a huge advantage.
In Group C, there are two matches.
Brazil takes on Scotland in their legion of fun fans, while Morocco goes up against Haiti.
Brazil and Morocco top the group now, but Scotland could advance to the knockout round in first, second, or third place, depending on several scenarios.
Russell Lewis, NPR News, Los Angeles.
And I'm Nora Rahm, NPR News in Washington.
The game between Qatar and Bosnia and Herzegovina is the one U.S.
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