Sean O'Shea and former Swansea City and Wales international Neil Taylor bring you the latest news and stories from the World Cup and beyond.

There's a peek through the fingers at the absolute horror challenge as co-hosts Canada swept Qatar aside in an ill-tempered game. Fellow World Cup co-host Mexico is the first team guaranteed a place in the knockout stages after squeaking past South Korea.

We give you the backstory on Cape Verde's viral sensation, their 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha. There's also an update on whether his mum's visa issues for watching her son play in the US have been resolved.

Plus, there's time for a quick look at the club football scene as transfers continue and the Premier League fixtures are released.

All this and much more on The Score.

Sean O'Shea and former Swansea City and Wales international Neil Taylor bring you the latest news and stories from the World Cup and beyond.
There's a peek through the fingers at the absolute horror challenge as co-hosts Canada swept Qatar aside in an ill-tempered game. Fellow World Cup co-host Mexico is the first team guaranteed a place in the knockout stages after squeaking past South Korea.
We give you the backstory on Cape Verde's viral sensation, their 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha. There's also an update on whether his mum's visa issues for watching her son play in the US have been resolved.
Plus, there's time for a quick look at the club football scene as transfers continue and the Premier League fixtures are released.
All this and much more on The Score.

Hosted by Chris McHardy, The Score is your comprehensive guide to the world of sport. From the latest sports news to big-name guests and interviews, not to mention plenty of opinionated debate on the day’s biggest stories. Unscripted and unfiltered, The Score caters to the sporting anoraks among us and those who consider themselves more ‘fairweather’. 

Hosted by Chris McHardy, The Score is your comprehensive guide to the world of sport. From the latest sports news to big-name guests and interviews, not to mention plenty of opinionated debate on the day’s biggest stories. Unscripted and unfiltered, The Score caters to the sporting anoraks among us and those who consider themselves more ‘fairweather’.