A non-predictive, strictly neutral review of results, goal totals, and statistics for the main nations recorded in our tournament snapshot.
Every editorial record is crafted directly from the match facts in our static file. We do not incorporate external factors, injuries, tactics, or probabilities.
Germany began the group phase with high productivity, converting 7 goals in their victory over CuraƧao. They secured their second win by overcoming Ivory Coast 2-1, yielding a total of 9 goals scored against 2 conceded.
Brazil contested three matches, maintaining an undefeated status. After sharing points in an initial 1-1 draw against Morocco, they posted consecutive 3-0 victories against Haiti and Scotland, conceding only 1 goal total.
Morocco completed their group calendar with an active attacking record, registering a 1-1 draw against Brazil, a solid 1-0 win over Scotland, and an exciting 4-2 success over Haiti.
The Netherlands built an impressive +4 goal difference. They drew 2-2 with Japan in a highly technical showcase, before recording a 5-1 scoreline victory against Sweden.
Japan demonstrated consistent goal security in Group F, starting with a 2-2 stalemate opposite the Netherlands, and finishing with a decisive 4-0 triumph over Tunisia.
France completed both recorded matches with maximum points, following up a 3-1 opening win over Senegal with a structured 3-0 shutout performance against Iraq.
Norway proved robust in Group I, taking three points in an away-scored 4-1 victory over Iraq, and following that with a closely fought 3-2 victory over Senegal.
Argentina completed a clean group sequence with zero goals conceded. They secured a 3-0 win over Algeria and registered a controlled 2-0 success against Austria.
Spain kept complete defensive control over two games. After a 0-0 opening draw against Cape Verde, they found their offensive stride in a 4-0 defeat of Saudi Arabia.
The United States collected full points across two fixtures in Group D, executing a strong 4-1 match against Paraguay and winning 2-0 against Australia.