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World Cup Round of 32: Paraguay defeats Germany on penalties; Canada advances; shooting near fan zone

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Paraguay Defeats Germany on Penalties

In the round of 32, Paraguay and Germany drew 0-0 after extra time. Paraguay won the penalty shootout after Germany missed three penalties, including attempts by Kai Havertz, Nick Woltemade, and Jonathan Tah. This was Germany's first loss in a World Cup penalty shootout.

VAR Disallowed Germany Goal

In the 103rd minute, a header by Jonathan Tah was disallowed after VAR review. The referee ruled that Paraguay goalkeeper Orlando Gill was fouled by Waldemar Anton. The contact was described as minor by commentators.

Canada Advances to Next Round

Canada defeated South Africa 1-0. Midfielder Ismael Kone, who sustained a leg break during a previous match, was seen celebrating with teammates on crutches.

Norway Fans Attend Golf Tournament

Norwegian fans attending the World Cup were also present at a PGA Tour event in Connecticut to support golfer Viktor Hovland. Hovland won the tournament and joined the fans in a celebratory "row" routine.

Shooting Near San Jose Fan Zone

A shooting near the San Pedro Square fan zone in San Jose, California resulted in one death and one injury. Police stated the incident was unrelated to World Cup activities and is under investigation as a homicide. Enhanced police presence is planned for the area.