Resumo da Copa do Mundo: Suécia e Alemanha cruzam enquanto a Costa do Marfim surpreende o Equador

The fourth day of the 2026 FIFA World Cup delivered plenty of goals, a historic German blowout, and late-game heroics that shattered records and unbeaten streaks alike. 

From Amad Diallo’s dramatic 90th-minute winner to Japan fighting back from behind twice to snatch a point, the drama kept going right until the final whistle.

Here is everything you might have missed from Day 4 of the World Cup:

Germany vs. Curaçao

• Germany opened its tournament with a dominant 7-1 win over first-time World Cup participants Curaçao at Houston Stadium. This is the fourth time ever that Germany has scored seven or more goals at the World Cup and the first time since 2014, when it beat Brazil 7-1 in the World Cup semifinals at Mineirão stadium in Belo Horizonte.
• There have only been five World Cup matches this century to have a team score seven or more goals, and Germany has three of them. Germany has scored seven or more goals in a World Cup match four times, more than any team all-time.

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• Curaçao’s six-goal margin of defeat is tied for the second-largest ever by a debutant team, and the largest since South Korea lost to Hungary 9-0 in 1954.
• Kai Havertz, who had a brace in Sunday’s match, became the first German player to have a multi-goal game in consecutive World Cups since Miroslav Klose in 2006 and 2010.
• Curaçao’s lone goal was also its first-ever World Cup goal. It was scored by Livano Comenencia, who, going into Sunday’s match, had only scored two goals in his international career.

Destaques Alemanha x Curaçao | Copa do Mundo FIFA 2026™

Holanda x Japão

• No. 18-ranked Japan played the No. 8-ranked Netherlands to a 2-2 draw at Dallas Stadium. The back-and-forth classic was decided by an 88th minute equalizer by Japan midfielder Daichi Kamada.
• Kamada’s equalizer was the latest goal in Japan’s history at the World Cup. It was also his first-ever World Cup goal, coming in his 50th appearance for the Samurai Blue.

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• Japan is unbeaten in its last four matches against European teams. It played three European teams at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, notably beating both Spain and Germany in the group stage.
• The Netherlands remains unbeaten in group stage openers at the World Cup. Including World Cup openers before the group stage was adopted in 1930, the Netherlands is 7W-3D-2L all-time.
• Crysencio Summerville’s goal was his first career goal for the Netherlands, coming in his third appearance for the Oranje.

Destaques da Holanda x Japão | Copa do Mundo FIFA 2026™

Costa do Marfim x Equador

• The Ivory Coast secured three points against Ecuador in its World Cup opener thanks to a 90th-minute match-winner from Amad Diallo. Not only was it Diallo’s first career goal at a World Cup, but it was the latest match-winning goal at the tournament so far.
• This is the first time the Ivory Coast has beaten an opponent with a higher FIFA Ranking in a World Cup. Entering Sunday, Ivory Coast was 0W-1D-5L all-time at the World Cup against higher-ranked opponents.

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• With a win today, the Ivory Coast ended Ecuador’s 19-match unbeaten streak. Entering today, Ecuador was 8W-11D-0L in its last 19 matches.
• Ecuador hit the post three times against the Ivory Coast, becoming just the third team since 1966 to hit the post three or more times in a World Cup match and not score a goal (Netherlands against Costa Rica in 2014 and Brazil against Argentina in 1990).
• Ecuador has lost both of its World Cup matches against teams in the Confederation of African Football, also losing to Senegal in 2022.

Destaques da Costa do Marfim x Equador | Copa do Mundo FIFA 2026™

Suécia x Tunísia

• Sweden made history with their dominant 5-1 victory over Tunisia, marking just the second time they have scored five or more goals in a World Cup match. The only other time came 88 years ago in 1938, when they put eight past Cuba.
• The four-goal margin also ties Sweden’s second-largest victory ever in a World Cup match, matching their 4-0 dismantling of Bulgaria in 1994 and sitting just behind that historic 8-0 win over Cuba in 1938.
• This is the first time since assist data was first tracked in 1966 that Sweden has had two different players record both a goal and an assist in the same World Cup match (Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyökeres).

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• Sweden’s Mattias Svanberg scored just 18 seconds after coming off the bench. It is the second-fastest goal by a substitute in a FIFA World Cup match since 1966, trailing only Richard Morales’ 16-second strike for Uruguay against Senegal in 2002.
• With this defeat, Tunisia drops to a 1-2-4 (W-D-L) all-time record in World Cup openers. They remain winless in their last six opening matches (0-2-4) since defeating Mexico in their tournament debut back in 1978.

Destaques da Suécia x Tunísia | Copa do Mundo FIFA 2026™

MELHOR DO DIA

Salvar do dia

Com todo o respeito ao goleiro marfinense Yahia Fofana, único jogador que conseguiu não sofrer golos no domingo, a trave foi acionada mais do que ele contra o Equador.

Embora Fofana tenha feito apenas uma defesa contra o Equador aos 68 minutos, a trave impediu o Equador de marcar não uma, mas duas! Parabéns por esta prestigiosa homenagem, trave.

Assistência do dia

Koki Ogawa poderia estar indo para o gol quando chutou a bola aos 88 minutos do emocionante confronto do Japão com a Holanda no domingo, mas em vez disso acertou a cabeça de seu companheiro de equipe Daichi Kamada. Felizmente para ele, ele acertou com força suficiente para encontrar o fundo da rede no final, mas não recebeu o crédito por isso. Esperamos que uma assistência seja igualmente significativa para ele – esta deveria ser.

Gol do dia

Foram 19 gols marcados no quarto dia da Copa do Mundo FIFA 2026 — o primeiro do dia é o nosso Gol do Dia.

O meio-campista alemão Felix Nmecha começou a jogada passando a bola para Florian Wirtz, e Wirtz devolveu para Nmecha, que acertou bem no poste direito, bem fora do alcance do goleiro de Curaçao, Eloy Room.

Momento do dia

Entrando no quarto dia da Copa do Mundo, todos tinham o confronto entre Holanda e Japão circulado em seus calendários. Felizmente, correspondeu ao hype e muito mais.

Embora não tenha havido vencedor, teve todo o resto: poder de estrela, drama, muita energia e quatro gols, incluindo um gol da vitória de Daichi Kamada aos 88 minutos. E com a vitória dominante da Suécia sobre a Tunísia, o Grupo F está em aberto.

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