Senegal vs Iraq

Senegal delivered a statement performance at Toronto Stadium, hammering Iraq 5-0 in their World Cup 2026 group stage closer, a result that stands as the biggest victory ever recorded by an African nation at a World Cup. Habib Diarra opened the scoring in the 4th minute, and the afternoon tilted decisively when Iraq's Rebin Sulaka was sent off in the 13th minute for fouling Sadio Mané on a clear goalscoring run. Playing a man up, Senegal ran riot after the break: Ismaila Sarr tapped in from Lamine Camara's pull-back on 56 minutes, substitute Pape Gueye then struck twice in quick succession (59', 71'), and Iliman Ndiaye rounded off the rout with the fifth on 82 minutes. The Lions of Teranga advance to the round of 32, where they will face England, while Iraq exit the tournament without a single point. A bruising end to the Lions of Mesopotamia's World Cup campaign.