The World Cup continues Monday in Qatar with the end of the second round of games in the group stage. The day’s two best matchups come later, when Group G leaders Brazil and Switzerland meet at 11 a.m. Eastern before Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal face Luis Suárez and Uruguay in a star-studded Group H clash at 2 p.m. Earlier, Cameroon and Serbia played to an entertaining 3-3 draw, with each team earning its first point in Group G, and now Son Heung-min and South Korea are facing Ghana in a Group H match. Continue reading for live updates and highlights.
Here’s what to know
- Brazil had a magical moment in its opener against Serbia on Thursday thanks to Richarlison, and the world’s top-ranked team can take control of Group G on Monday against Switzerland, which also won its first game.
- Ronaldo and Portugal won a wild 3-2 game against Ghana in their first appearance, but they will probably need to tighten up against a dynamic Uruguay side that settled for a draw in its first game against South Korea.
- The World Cup continues Tuesday with four more games, including the United States’ must-win clash against Iran. Find the full schedule and standings here, and the advancement scenarios here.
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South Korea had the best chance of the second half so far, but Ghana goalkeeper Lawrence Ati-Zigi dove to stop Cho Gue-sung’s header.
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