World Cup 2026: Four teams still unbeaten after matchday two

The second matchday of the 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage wrapped up overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday. Hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, the tournament has already showcased the defensive solidity of several national sides.

Ghana, Africa’s lone representative among teams yet to concede

After two rounds of group-stage action, just four teams have yet to concede a single goal: Argentina, Mexico, Spain, and Ghana.

This achievement underlines the tactical discipline and defensive rigor displayed by these nations since the tournament’s kickoff. Their ability to keep clean sheets is a significant asset in the race for qualification, reinforcing their ambitions for the remainder of the World Cup.

Ghana stands out as the only African team in this exclusive club, confirming its defensive strength and impressive start to the tournament.

The third round of group matches kicks off this Wednesday, featuring several crucial fixtures, including Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Qatar and Switzerland vs Canada—two clashes that could heavily impact the battle for spots in the round of 16.

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