Coming up, it's the World Cup that keeps delivering as the fans and the goals were flowing.

Plus another goalkeeper performance for the ages, and this time it's Curacao that makes history.

And could this be the day that Spain's sensational teenager makes his imprint on the globe's biggest stage. All that and a giant messy

statue on ESPNFC next.

Hello everyone. Good morning and welcome to ESPNFC. I'm Alexis Yunus, alongside Nader Manua and Alejandro Moreno.

We've all had our coffee.

We are buzzing for another big day at the World Cup.

Big show coming your way to Ilkai Gundawan.

We'll be joining us as we talk a little bit of Turkey as well as Germany.

And Jeremy Schap, ESPN's very own Jeremy Schap, will join us later.

But first, look at these amazing scenes from Houston, Texas, as the Dutch Orange Army invaded Texas

because it was all about this game.

Netherlands kicked things off with the early game yesterday, and they got a big 5-1 win over Sweden. Get this guys. Did

you know that Netherlands's last official loss at a World Cup was actually against Spain in

the 2010 final because the rest have been on penalties and statistically that doesn't count.

That sounds a bit like cold, but I'm not sure yeah. Come on, let's give the Dutch Army some vibes.

Speaking of vibes, the Germans said, hold my beer because we can bring some vibes too.

These are the German fans taking over Toronto, Canada, for their game.

They had a big game as well remember they absolutely slapped up

Curacao in their opening game we expected a much bigger task against Ivory Coast

but they managed to pass it all thanks to one man Dennis Undav who came off of

the bench and made all the difference for Julian Nagelsmann as they had to come

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