​  Matchday 14 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup saw the first of the groups conclude. Group A, B, and C all saw their standings finalized on what was the third matchday for their respective teams.Switzerland did their business, fending off Canadian assaults to win 2-1, while Bosnia and Herzegovina overpowered Qatar in a 3-1 win. Meanwhile in group C, Brazil beat Scotland 3-0 and Morocco downed Haiti 4-2, but the games themselves were not as one-sided as people expected.Then came Mexico and their 3-0 clinic against Czechia, contrasted against South Korea falling 1-0 to South Africa in a shocking loss that changed the shape of the group.Check out all the goals, highlights, and more from the fourteenth matchday of the FIFA World Cup!The opening minutes saw the Canadians weather attack after attack from the Swiss, like a recreation of the Italian Wars. This was one of them. Goalkeeper Maxime Crépeau did well to block the initial shot, and Canada managed to get enough bodies back to stop the follow up.Bosnia and Herzegovina ended up striking first courtesy of a long range goal by Kerim Alajbegović. This was bound to happen, the contest was largely one-sided up to this point.What an incredibly unfortunate goal to concede. Qatar keeper Mahmud Abunada had to wall the ball sail past him thanks to a nasty deflection off his own player. Edin Džeko had no business getting a goal from that.Well that came out of nowhere. Bosnia and Herzegovina backed off for a moment, allowing Qatar to get one good ball flying across the face of goal. Edmilson Jr. caught it out wide, squaring it perfectly for Hassan Al-Haydos to make it 2-1. Game on!Seconds after the halftime break, Rubén Vargas struck to make it 1-0 courtesy of a great run and cross by Johan Manzambi. Canada will be kicking themselves for allowing him that much space.Just as Jesse Marsch was about to bring on his subs to try and turn the game around, Breel Embolo made a wonderful run off the back of the Canadian defense, then had the presence of mind to control the ball and lay it off for Johan Manzambi. Crépeau got a hand to it but couldn’t do much more.When Jesse Marsch subbed on Promise David after the hydration break, fans would have been disappointed that it wasn’t Alphonso Davies. Well, David showed he’s plenty capable himself, tapping it home from a wonderful control and pass by Nathan Saliba.Talk about an impact substitution!How exactly do you describe that in words? Let’s just say that Ermin Mahmić was the last player to get a shot off in a chaotic sequence of events, making it 3-1 to the Bosnians.That was the final goal of the group, which saw Switzerland and Canada advance in first and second, with Bosnia and Herzegovina a likely candidate for one of the best 3rd place nations.Massive gift by Scott McKenna, losing the ball to Rayan. The bal      ​Read More