Newcastle forward Yoane Wissa scored twice at Mercedes-Benz Stadium to help DR Congo beat Uzbekistan 3-1. Six shots, a penalty won, and an 8.0 rating—this was not just a game about the scoreline, but a personal masterclass that reshaped the Group K landscape.
In the opening match of 2026 World Cup Group K, DR Congo came from behind to beat Uzbekistan 3-1 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Shomurodov opened the scoring early, Vissa scored twice including a penalty, and Mayele came off the bench to add a goal as the Leopards completed their comeback with 58% possession and 19 shots.
In FIFA World Cup 2026 Group K matchday 3, DR Congo and Uzbekistan will face off at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. This article breaks down the key variables that will shape the outcome from three angles: the match environment, officiating standards, and recent defensive vulnerabilities for both sides.
Hard Rock Stadium will host a marquee Group K showdown. Both sides have conceded just one goal each through two rounds and arrive in strong form; the tactical duel between possession dominance and quick counter-attacking could shape their path to the knockout stage.
Daniel Muñoz scored the only goal of the match as Colombia defeated the Democratic Republic of the Congo 1-0 to claim a crucial three points in Group K at the World Cup.
Munoz scored in the second half as Colombia beat DR Congo 1-0 to claim victory in their World Cup Group K opener.
In Group K of the 2026 World Cup, Portugal beat Uzbekistan 5-0, with Bruno Fernandes named man of the match and providing an assist.
Muñoz struck late as Colombia held on for a 1-0 win over DR Congo to seal qualification, provisionally topping Group K two points clear of Portugal.
Munoz scored the winner in the 76th minute as Colombia made it two wins from two with six points, sealing an early spot in the World Cup Round of 32.
Ronaldo scored twice as Portugal cruised to a 5-0 World Cup win over Uzbekistan, securing a crucial three points in Group K.
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