Brazil, Argentina, Germany, England, Scotland, Belgium, and Portugal all won their international friendlies on June 7, 2026, as part of the final warm-up matches before the FIFA World Cup starting June 12 [1, 2].
Argentina defeated Honduras 2-0 with Lautaro Martinez scoring a goal and assisting another. Lionel Messi was on the bench and did not play in the match [1, 2]. Brazil beat Egypt 2-1 thanks to goals from Bruno Guimaraes and Endrick. Egypt's sole goal came from Zico, while Mohamed Salah played the first half for Egypt [1, 2]. Brazil’s right back Wesley left the game injured with a suspected left leg muscle injury that could potentially sideline him for the World Cup [1, 2].
England secured a 1-0 victory over New Zealand in 32°C heat, with Harry Kane scoring a first-half header [1, 2]. Germany extended their winning streak to nine matches by beating co-host USA 2-1, with Kai Havertz and Leroy Sane scoring for Germany [1, 2]. Portugal won 2-1 in a heated contest against Chile; both teams finished with 10 players after red cards to Rafael Leao and Ivan Roman [1, 2].
Belgium dominated Tunisia 5-0, with their coach Garcia stating, "我们希望在球迷面前奉献一场精彩表现。这是世界杯前一次很好的准备，我们知道这支球队有能力创造佳绩。" Scotland also won 4-0 against Bolivia [1, 2].
Two friendlies in the USA ended in draws: Switzerland and Australia played to a 1-1 stalemate, as did Bosnia and Herzegovina versus Panama [1].
These matches served as the last competitive tests for teams ahead of the World Cup kickoff on June 12, 2026 [1, 2].
