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2025 Cy Young winners are Tarik Skubal and Paul Skenes

It could be the first of many for Paul Skenes. And the continuance of an autumn tradition for Tarik Skubal.

Skubal became the first American League pitcher to win consecutive Cy Young Awards since Pedro Martinez in 2000 while Skenes won his first NL plaque in unanimous fashion when winners were announced Nov. 12.

Skenes added a Cy Young plaque to his Rookie of the Year honor a year ago, when he finished third in Cy Young voting. Skubal, meanwhile, claimed unanimous Cy Young honors a year ago, when he won the AL Triple Crown with 18 wins, a 2.39 ERA and 228 strikeouts. In 2025, he ceded the strikeout title to Garrett Crochet but shaved his ERA to an AL-best 2.21 and his WHIP to a majors-best 0.89 while still striking out 241.

Skubal received 26 of 30 first-place votes, with four top marks going to Crochet.

For Skenes, it was a clean sweep: He claimed all 30 first-place votes in the NL, the 16th unanimous NL winner and first since Miami’s Sandy Alcantara in 2022. He joins the New York Mets’ Dwight Gooden (1984-85) as the lone pitchers to win top rookie and Cy Young honors in consecutive years.

Paul Skenes stats, contract

10-10, 1.97 ERA
32 starts, 187.2 innings
216 strikeouts, 0.95 WHIP

Skenes, 23, continues a remarkable arc that saw him drafted No. 1 overall out of LSU in July 2023, earn Rookie of the Year honors just more than a year later and then claimed baseball’s top pitching prize one season after that.

In this sophomore season, he was consistent like a bulldozer, completing six innings with two or fewer earned runs given up in 20 of 32 starts, leading the majors with a 1.97 ERA and by giving up just 0.5 homers per nine innings – just 11 all season.

Skenes was scarcely affected by a significant jump in innings, from 150 ⅓ between the minors and majors to 187 ⅔ in 2025. His strikeouts per nine innings dipped a bit – from 11.5 to 10.4 – but the upside was getting deeper into games, even as his teammates often failed to reward him for doing so. Skenes was just 10-10 this season and the Pirates 17-15 in games he started.

In non-Skenes starts, the Pirates were 54-76. 

Tarik Skubal stats, contract

13-6, 2.21 ERA
31 starts, 195.1 innings
241 strikeouts, 0.89 WHIP

Skubal now takes two consecutive Cy Young awards into his final year before free agency. Contract extension talks with the Tigers have never gone very far, if only because Skubal’s emergence as an elite arm did not happen until he’d accrued several years of service time.

A 2026 threepeat would certainly give Skubal the platform to sign the largest contract for a pitcher in major league history. In these past two seasons, he’s already accrued plenty: 469 strikeouts in 387 ⅓ innings, a 6.9 strikeout-walk ratio, a 2.30 ERA and, lest we forget, a pair of ALDS appearances for the Tigers.

2025 AL Cy Young voting results

Voting on a 7-4-3-2-1 basis

Tarik Skubal, Tigers – 198 (26 of 30 first-place votes)
Garrett Crochet, Red Sox – 132 (four first-place votes)
Hunter Brown, Astros – 80
Max Fried, Yankees – 21
Bryan Woo, Mariners – 26
Carlos Rodon, Yankees – 5
Aroldis Chapman, Red Sox – 4
Jacob deGrom, Rangers – 2

Receiving one fifth-place vote: Trevor Rogers (Orioles) and Drew Rasmussen (Rays)

2025 NL Cy Young voting results

Paul Skenes, Pirates – 210 (30 of 30 first-place votes)
Cristopher Sanchez, Phillies – 120
Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Dodgers – 72
Logan Webb, Giants – 47
Freddy Peralta, Brewers – 44
Nick Pivetta, Padres – 7
Jesus Luzardo, Phillies – 5
Andrew Abbott, Reds – 4
Zack Wheeler, Phillies – 1

Cy Young winners by year

2024: Tarik Skubal (Tigers) and Chris Sale (Braves)
2023: Gerrit Cole (Yankees) and Blake Snell (Padres)
2022: Justin Verlander (Astros) and Sandy Alcantara (Marlins)
2021: Robbie Ray (Blue Jays) and Corbin Burnes (Brewers)
2020: Shane Bieber (Cleveland) and Trevor Bauer (Reds)
2019: Justin Verlander (Astros) and Jacob deGrom (Mets)
2018: Blake Snell (Rays) and Jacob deGrom (Mets)
2017: Corey Kluber (Cleveland) and Max Scherzer (Nationals)
2016: Rick Porcello (Red Sox) and Max Scherzer (Nationals)
2015: Dallas Keuchel (Astros) and Jake Arrieta (Reds)

2025 Cy Young finalists

American League

Tarik Skubal, Tigers
Garrett Crochet, Red Sox
Hunter Brown, Astros

National League

Paul Skenes, Pirates
Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Dodgers
Cristopher Sanchez, Phillies

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Rev Jesse Jackson hospitalized amid health battle with neurodegenerative disease

Longtime civil rights activist Rev. Jesse Jackson was hospitalized Wednesday, his organization announced in a statement.

Jackson, 84, was admitted to the hospital and under observation for progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), a rare neurodegenerative disease for which there is currently no cure.

The Rainbow PUSH Coalition, a progressive organization Jackson formed in 1996 by merging two groups he founded earlier, said he has been managing his PSP condition for more than a decade.

‘He was originally diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease; however, last April, his PSP condition was confirmed. The family appreciates all prayers at this time,’ the organization said.

Jackson announced his Parkinson’s diagnosis in 2017.

‘After a battery of tests, my physicians identified the issue as Parkinson’s disease, a disease that bested my father,’ he said at the time. ‘Recognition of the effects of this disease on me has been painful, and I have been slow to grasp the gravity of it.’

The longtime political activist and Baptist minister who worked alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has faced several health challenges in recent years, including gallbladder surgery and hospitalization due to COVID-19.

Jackson announced his retirement as president of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition in 2023, naming Rev. Frederick Douglass Haynes III as the organization’s new leader.

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6 House Democrats explain breaking with party to end shutdown

The six House Democrats who broke ranks with party leadership by voting in favor of legislation that ended the government shutdown are now opening up about their actions, with one saying, ‘The last several weeks have been a case study in why most Americans can’t stand Congress.’

Reps. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington, Jared Golden of Maine, Adam Gray of California, Don Davis of North Carolina, Henry Cuellar of Texas and Tom Suozzi of New York were the six who voted with all but two Republicans to pass the bill by a 222 to 209 margin. President Donald Trump then signed the legislation late Wednesday night, putting an end to the longest shutdown in U.S. history.

‘Americans can’t afford for their Representatives to get so caught up in landing a partisan win that they abandon their obligation to come together to solve the urgent problems that our nation faces,’ Gluesenkamp Perez wrote on X. ‘The last several weeks have been a case study in why most Americans can’t stand Congress. None of my friends who rely on SNAP would want to trade their dinner for an ambiguous D.C. beltway ‘messaging victory,’ and I’m glad this ugly scene is in the rearview mirror.’

The bill keeps funding the government at the same levels during fiscal year 2025 through Jan. 30 to provide additional time to hash out a longer appropriations measure for fiscal year 2026. The measure also funds the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) that more than 42 million Americans rely on through September. The program provides non- or low-income individuals or families the ability to purchase groceries on a debit card.

‘I just voted to reopen the government, pay federal workers, and get food assistance and other critical programs up and running again,’ Golden said Wednesday.

‘Now, with the shutdown ended, Congress should take immediate action to extend expiring Affordable Care Act premium tax credits that keep health insurance plans affordable for millions of Americans. We still have a window to pass bipartisan legislation to extend these credits,’ he also said.

Gray said in his own statement that, ‘No parent should have to choose between feeding their children and keeping the lights on because someone in Washington thinks chaos is a negotiating tactic.’

‘That’s why I voted for a bipartisan agreement that takes food assistance off the table for an entire year. So when the next shutdown happens (and in this divided Washington, there is always a next shutdown) the president cannot use hungry kids as bargaining chips again. This agreement also protects veterans, small business owners, and federal workers from being turned into political weapons,’ he said.

Suozzi noted in his statement that the ‘airport situations are becoming untenable, and government workers have gone without pay for too long.’

‘If my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are willing to work together to address this health insurance affordability crisis by extending the premium tax credits, then we will have accomplished something meaningful,’ he continued. ‘If we are not successful, it will deal yet another blow to the already eroding trust in Washington, D.C., and it will be clear who failed to deliver.’

Davis released a statement on X saying in part that he voted to reopen the government ‘to support my constituents, alleviate the suffering of our families as the holidays approach, and bring vital resources to eastern North Carolina.’

Cuellar said he voted to reopen the government ‘so we can get critical programs back on track,’ adding, ‘this stability is especially important for our border communities, where so many families depend on federal agencies to keep trade, travel and public safety moving.’

Fox News Digital’s Diana Stancy and Elizabeth Elkind contributed to this report.

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Ex-Clinton Cabinet secretary exchanged emails regularly with Epstein after conviction, new docs reveal

Former President Bill Clinton’s Treasury Secretary Larry Summers maintained regular contact with Jeffrey Epstein years after he was convicted on prostitution-related charges, documents released by House Republicans on Wednesday revealed.

Among the over 20,000 pages of documents released by House Republicans was a series of email exchanges ranging from 2016 to 2019 between Epstein and Summers that suggest a cozier relationship between the two than previously known. The email exchanges include banter about an unknown woman as well as discussions about politics and President Donald Trump.

On March 3, 2019, just months before his arrest, Epstein and Summers, who was also president of Harvard University from 2001 to 2006 and served as the director of former President Barack Obama’s National Economic Council from 2009 to 2011, exchanged emails in which they discussed Summers’ correspondence with an unknown woman.

In an email to Epstein, Summers wrote of his interaction with the woman, saying: ‘We talked on phone. Then ‘I can’t talk later’. Dint (sic) think I can talk tomorrow’. I said what are you up to. She said ‘I’m busy’. I said awfully coy u are. And then I said. Did u really rearrange the weekend we were going to be together because guy number 3 was coming’ She said no his schedule changed after we changed our plans. I said ok I got to go call me when u feel like it. Tone was not of good feeling. I dint want to be in a gift giving competition while being the friend without benefits.’

Epstein replied just minutes later, saying, ‘shes smart. making you pay for past errors. ignore the daddy im going to go out with the motorcycle guy, you reacted well.. annoyed shows caring., no whining showed strentgh.’

Months before that, in November 2018, Summers forwarded Epstein an email from a woman he had corresponded with the comment: ‘Think no response for a while probably appropriate.’

Epstein replied, ‘She’s already begining to sound needy nice.’

On July 15, 2018, Epstein emailed Summers, ‘new york soon?’

‘Unsure. What is up’ Summers replied.

The next day, Epstein wrote, ‘wed presidnt [sic] of united nations, interesting person for you.’

Shortly after midnight, Summers replied, ‘Do the Russians have stuff on Trump? Today was appalling even by his standards.’

Epstein replied: ‘My email is full with similar comments… he thinks he has charmed his adversary… he has no idea of the symbolism — he has no idea of most things.’

In another exchange from 2017, Epstein wrote, ‘I have met some very bad people ,, none as bad as trump. not one decent cell in his body.. so yes- dangerous.’

In a November 2016 email to Epstein, Summers wrote: ‘Spend zero effort on anything about me w trump. Seeing his approach to conflict of interest, his Putin proximity, and his mindless response on Castro death I’m best off a million miles away. Until they are deeply humbled by the f—ups that are sure to come, I serve myself and country best by doing nothing that involves loyalty to them.’

A month before, Epstein emailed Summers, ‘trump roles (sic) out Clintons four accusers. recall our dinner?’ To which Summers replied just hours later, ‘No. what happened? R u about to be dragged in?’

Summers was previously known to have a connection to Epstein. The Wall Street Journal reported in 2023 on another exchange in which Summers asked Epstein for advice on fundraising for a project by his wife, Harvard professor Elisa New.

Fox News Digital reached out to a spokesperson for Summers but did not receive a comment by the time of publication.

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Hannah Hidalgo sets NCAA steals record, Notre Dame scoring record

Notre Dame guard Hannah Hidalgo turned in ‘the best’ performance head coach Niele Ivey has ever seen on Wednesday.

Hidalgo set an NCAA record with 16 steals and scored a school-record 44 points in Notre Dame’s 85-58 win over the Akron Zips at Purcell Pavilion in South Bend, Indiana. Jewell Loyd and Ruth Riley (41 points) held the single-game record for the Irish.

‘This is definitely a memorable (game) to do it with this group. It means a lot to me,’ Hidalgo said postgame. ‘That’s the most important thing. I just love to see. So to be able to do it with the group that we have here, I mean, I wouldn’t want to do with anybody else.’

The 44 points were also a career high for Hidalgo, who shot 16-of-25 from the field, 3-of-6 from the 3-point line and 9-of-11 from the charity stripe. As if that wasn’t enough, Hidalgo had nine rebounds, four assists and six turnovers in just 28 minutes of play.

Following Notre Dame’s third victory to open the season, Hidalgo’s teammates doused her with water in the locker room. She posed with a white sheet of paper inscribed with her record-breaking stats in a nod to a well-known photo of Wilt Chamberlain after his 100-point game.

‘You have to celebrate that. That was just phenomenal to be a part of and to witness,’ Ivey said. ‘She played with such aggression the entire time she was on the floor… It’s pretty amazing what I just witnessed.’

Hidalgo has been borderline unstoppable to start her junior campaign, dropping 27 points against FDU to open the season on Nov. 5 and 32 points against Chicago State. on Nov. 9.

Hidalgo, a two-time All-American, two-time ACC Defensive Player of the Year and reigning ACC Player of the Year, has recorded back-to-back seasons with 700 or more points at Notre Dame (only Arike Ogunbowale has done that) and 100 or more steals. She also became the fastest player in program history to reach 1,000 career points.

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Luka Doncic comments on Mavericks firing Nico Harrison

Luka Dončić and the Los Angeles Lakers suffered a tough loss on the road against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night.

After the loss, Dončić was asked to address the firing of former Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison. Dončić played the first six-plus years of his career in Dallas before he was traded by the team in February.

Harrison was dismissed after the Mavericks’ 3-8 start to the season. He had been heavily criticized since February for his role in sending away the city’s beloved point guard.

“The city of Dallas, the fans and the players will always have a special place in my heart,” Dončić told reporters during his postgame press conference on Wednesday. “I thought I was going to stay there forever but I didn’t. … Right now I’m focused on the Lakers.”

Dončić was also asked if the dismissal of Harrison had opened the possibility of a potential return to Dallas in the future.

”Right now I’m just focused on the Lakers,” Doncic said. “No further comments.”

Dončić signed an extension with the Lakers on Aug. 2 that runs through the 2028-29 season.

“Fire Nico” chants have been pretty common among fans at American Airlines Center during home games since the deal. Fans have been spotted in the crowd at Mavericks home games wearing Lakers jerseys with Doncic’s name.

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AJ Brown stands by livestream comments criticizing Eagles’ offense

Hours after video of A.J. Brown venting his frustrations about the Philadelphia Eagles’ offense on a live stream circulated, the veteran receiver stood by his criticism while taking questions at a locker room media availability on Nov. 12.

Brown clarified that his comments were about the offense’s execution as a whole, not just his seemingly diminished role.

‘It’s not just solely about my situation. Obviously, I want to win, too,’ Brown told reporters. ‘I think if we’re really focused on winning and doing our job, we can’t just keep slapping a Band-Aid over the defense doing their job and getting us out of trouble. At what point are we going to pick up our slack as an offense?’

‘That’s what I’m getting at,’ he added. ‘It’s not about, ‘I don’t care about winning, all I care about is stats.’ No. It’s been week after week sometimes we’re not contributing, we’re not doing our job on offense. You can’t keep slapping a Band-Aid over that and expect to win late in the year and think you’re going to go to that at the end of the year. It’s not going to (expletive) happen.’

Brown has a point that the Eagles’ offense has taken a step back in 2025. Under first-year offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, Philadelphia ranks 11th in the NFL in offensive EPA per play (+0.02), 12th in points per game (24.2) and just 23rd in yards per game (303.2).

By comparison, the Eagles ranked sixth in offensive EPA per play (+0.07), fifth in points per game (29) and eighth in yards per game (366) under Kellen Moore in 2024.

Brown believes there needs to be greater urgency for the Eagles to return to that form and become Super Bowl contenders once again.

‘Last year what it was, thank you for the ring, but it’s a new season,’ Brown said. ‘We have to adapt. We have to continue to get better and try to find new ways. That’s where the frustration comes in, because it’s not about winning. Like, I wanna win, yes. I wanna help contribute as well – do our thing on offense as well. I think that’s fair.’

Brown has recorded at least 1,000 receiving yards in each of his first three seasons with the Eagles. This year, he is only pacing to record 62 catches for 816 yards across 16 games. Both would be career-low marks, coming in just short of the 63 catches for 869 yards he posted in 13 games during his final season with the Tennessee Titans in 2021.

Still, Brown was adamant his complaints about the offense were not sour grapes about his role. He is concerned Philadelphia’s method of winning may not be sustainable if the offense cannot take a step forward.

‘I don’t care if I’m misunderstood,’ Brown said. ‘I stand up in front of it and fall on that sword over and over again. It’s about doing what we’re supposed to be doing on offense. If we’re really in this business and we’re trying to get better, we gotta do what we gotta do and not just say, ‘Oh it’s about wins. So as long as we got the wins, it’s cool.’

‘No. You cannot do that. Not in this league. We gotta continue to get better. We gotta do what we have to do on offense to help the defense, to help the special teams.’

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Nikola Jokic explodes for 55 points in brilliant game vs. Clippers

Nikola Jokic paced the Denver Nuggets with 52 points through three quarters of play against the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night.

He finished with 55 points as the Nuggets won 130-116.

It’s the fourth 50-point game of Jokic’s career but – rather incredibly – the first in which his team has won.

The Nuggets star had already secured a double-double and needed just four assists in the final period for a triple-double. He didn’t get it, but the performance is still one of the best of his career.

He was nearly perfect from the 3-point line, shooting 5-for-6, and hit 14 of his 16 free throw attempts.

Nikola Jokic stats tonight vs. Clippers

Points: 55
FG: 18-for-23 (78.3%)
Free Throws: 14-for-16
Rebounds: 12
Assists: 6
Steals: 1
Blocks: 1
Turnovers: 2
Fouls: 1
Minutes: 34

Nikola Jokic highlights vs. Clippers

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Knicks star Jalen Brunson hurts ankle in loss to Magic

New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson injured his ankle late in Wednesday night’s game against the Orlando Magic and it might be significant.

The All-Star guard rolled his ankle with under two minutes to go in the Knicks’ eventual 124-107 loss. After shooting his free throws Brunson committed a take foul and hobbled straight to the locker room.

Brunson wasn’t the only star injured in the game. The Magic lost Paolo Banchero to a left groin strain.

The former top pick, who was celebrating his 23rd birthday on Wednesday, played just 12 minutes before exiting.

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What World Cup qualifiers are today? Match schedule for November

Qualifying for the 2026 World Cup continues with games played during FIFA’s November international window from Nov. 13-18. Of the 48 spot in next summer’s tournament, only 28 have been secured so far. The World Cup draw is Dec. 5.

Most of the meat of the November World Cup qualifying schedule takes place in Europe, where only England has secured its spot in next summer’s tournament.

Both Africa and Asia are in playoffs for potential World Cup spots. In Africa, Gabon faces Nigeria and Cameroon plays DR Congo on Nov. 13. The winners of those games play on Nov. 16 for a spot in a six-team intercontinental playoff. In Asia, Iraq and the United Arab Emirates are facing off in a two-legged tie on Nov. 13 and Nov. 18 for a spot in the intercontinental playoff. The intercontinental playoff will take place in March 2026.

Here are the upcoming World Cup qualifying matches:

What is the World Cup qualifier schedule for November?

(All times Eastern)

Thursday, Nov. 13

UEFA

Armenia vs. Hungary, 12 p.m. (Amazon Prime Video)
Azerbaijan vs. Iceland, 12 p.m. (FS2)
Norway vs. Estonia, 12 p.m.
Andorra vs. Albania, 2:45 p.m.
England vs. Serbia, 2:45 p.m.
France vs. Ukraine, 2:45 p.m. (FS2)
Moldova vs. Italy, 2:45 p.m. (Amazon Prime Video)
Republic of Ireland vs. Portugal, 2:45 p.m.

Watch UEFA World Cup qualifiers on Fubo

Concacaf

Suriname vs. El Salvador, 5 p.m. (CBS Sports Network)
Bermuda vs. Curacao, 7 p.m. (CBS Sports Golazo Network)
Trinidad and Tobago vs. Jamaica, 7 p.m. (CBS Sports Network)
Guatemala vs. Panama, 9 p.m.
Haiti vs. Costa Rica, 9 p.m. (CBS Sports Golazo Network)
Nicaragua vs. Honduras, 9 p.m.

Watch Concacaf World Cup qualifiers on Paramount+

Asia

United Arab Emirates vs. Iraq, 11 a.m.

Africa

Nigeria vs. Gabon, 11 a.m. (ESPN+)
Cameroon vs. Congo DR, 2 p.m. (ESPN+)

Friday, Nov. 14

UEFA

Finland vs. Malta, 12 p.m.
Croatia vs. Faroe Islands, 2:45 p.m.
Gibraltar vs. Montenegro, 2:45 p.m.
Luxembourg vs. Germany, 2:45 p.m. (FS2)
Poland vs. Netherlands, 2:45 p.m.
Slovakia vs. Northern Ireland, 2:45 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 15

UEFA

Kazakhstan vs. Belgium, 9 a.m. (FS1)
Cyprus vs. Austria, 12 p.m. (Amazon Prime Video)
Georgia vs. Spain, 12 p.m.
Liechtenstein vs. Wales, 12 p.m.
Turkey vs. Bulgaria, 12 p.m.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2:45 p.m.
Denmark vs. Belarus, 2:45 p.m. (Amazon Prime Video)
Greece vs. Scotland, 2:45 p.m. (FS2)
Slovenia vs. Kosovo, 2:45 p.m.
Switzerland vs. Sweden, 2:45 p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 16

UEFA

Hungary vs. Republic of Ireland, 9 a.m. (FS1)
Portugal vs. Armenia, 9 p.m. (FS2)
Albania vs. England, 12 p.m.
Azerbaijan vs. France, 12 p.m. (FS2)
Serbia vs. Latvia, 12 p.m.
Ukraine vs. Iceland, 12 p.m. (Amazon Prime Video)
Israel vs. Moldova, 2:45 p.m.
Italy vs. Norway, 2:45 p.m. (FS1)

Africa

Nigeria-Gabon winner vs. Cameroon-Congo DR winner, 2 p.m.

Monday, Nov. 17

UEFA

Czechia vs. Gibraltar, 2:45 p.m.
Germany vs. Slovakia, 2:45 p.m. (FS2)
Malta vs. Poland, 2:45 p.m.
Montenegro vs. Croatia, 2:45 p.m.
Netherlands vs. Lithuania, 2:45 p.m. (Amazon Prime Video)
Northern Ireland vs. Luxembourg, 2:45 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 18

UEFA

Austria vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2:45 p.m.
Belarus vs. Greece, 2:45 p.m.
Belgium vs. Liechtenstein, 2:45 p.m. (FS2)
Bulgaria vs. Georgia, 2:45 p.m.
Kosovo vs. Switzerland, 2:45 p.m.
Romania vs. San Marino, 2:45 p.m.
Scotland vs. Denmark, 2:45 p.m. (Amazon Prime Video)
Spain vs. Turkey, 2:45 p.m.
Sweden vs. Slovenia, 2:45 p.m.
Wales vs. North Macedonia, 2:45 p.m.

Concacaf

Costa Rica vs. Honduras, 8 p.m.
Guatemala vs. Suriname, 8 p.m.
Haiti vs. Nicaragua, 8 p.m.
Jamaica vs. Curacao, 8 p.m.
Panama vs. El Salvador, 8 p.m.
Trinidad and Tobago vs. Bermuda, 8 p.m.

Asia

Iraq vs. United Arab Emirates, 11 a.m.

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