World cup news update

Here's a summary of the latest news and updates from the 2022 FIFA World Cup:

Group Stage Updates

• Group A: Qatar 1-0 Ecuador, Senegal 3-1 Netherlands
• Group B: England 6-2 Iran, USA 1-1 Wales
• Group C: Argentina 1-2 Saudi Arabia, Mexico 0-0 Poland
• Group D: France 4-1 Australia, Denmark 0-1 Tunisia
• Group E: Spain 7-0 Costa Rica, Germany 1-2 Japan
• Group F: Belgium 1-0 Morocco, Croatia 0-0 Canada
• Group G: Switzerland 1-0 Cameroon, Serbia 3-3 Brazil
• Group H: Portugal 3-2 Ghana, Uruguay 0-0 South Korea

Standings

• Group A: Senegal (4 points), Netherlands (1 point), Qatar (1 point), Ecuador (0 points)
• Group B: England (4 points), USA (1 point), Wales (1 point), Iran (0 points)
• Group C: Argentina (0 points), Saudi Arabia (3 points), Mexico (1 point), Poland (1 point)
• Group D: France (3 points), Denmark (1 point), Tunisia (1 point), Australia (0 points)
• Group E: Spain (3 points), Germany (1 point), Japan (1 point), Costa Rica (0 points)
• Group F: Belgium (3 points), Croatia (1 point), Canada (1 point), Morocco (0 points)
• Group G: Switzerland (3 points), Serbia (3 points), Brazil (1 point), Cameroon (0 points)
• Group H: Portugal (3 points), Uruguay (1 point), South Korea (1 point), Ghana (0 points)

Knockout Stage

• The knockout stage is set to begin on December 3, with the Round of 16 matches taking place on December 3-6.

Injuries and Suspensions

• England's Harry Kane is expected to miss the rest of the tournament after suffering a knee injury.
• Argentina's Lionel Messi is a doubt for the next match after picking up a knock in the 1-2 loss to Saudi Arabia.
• France's Kylian Mbappé is suspended for the next match after picking up a yellow card in the 4-1 win over Australia.

Other News

• The FIFA World Cup has seen a record-breaking 3.2 billion people watch the tournament on TV and online.
• The tournament has also seen a significant increase in attendance, with over 2.5 million fans attending the matches so far.
• The FIFA World Cup has also seen a number of controversies, including a row over the use of artificial turf at the Al Bayt Stadium.

I hope this update helps!