World Cup Breakfast: Lineker returns to TV and a tournament milestone

World Cup Breakfast from Day 11 focused on overnight results across North America, delivering a tournament roundup ahead of the day’s matches. The Netherlands beat Sweden 5-1, with Brian Bobbey scoring twice after an opening play credited to Cody Gakpo and adding more goals in a first-half burst and another after halftime; Ronald Koeman’s side also extended the margin with Crysencio Summerville. Germany advanced to the last-32 after a 2-1 win over Ivory Coast, with Deniz Undav coming off the bench for a 68th-minute equalizer and a decisive 94th-minute winner. Ivory Coast had conceded no goals before the match and scored first through Franck Kessie. Curacao earned their first ever World Cup point in a 0-0 draw with Ecuador, highlighted by goalkeeper Eloy Room’s 15 saves; Ecuador finished with 27 shots on goal. The update also referenced Japan’s 4-0 win over Tunisia, though details were truncated in the provided text.