Uruguay cancels return flight as Kane scores for England against Panama
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 28, 2026, 4:40 AM
Last updated Jun 28, 2026
Uruguay is facing backlash after the team reportedly canceled a private plane arranged for their return from the World Cup, requiring players to take commercial flights instead. Meanwhile, Harry Kane scored his 11th World Cup goal against Panama, surpassing Gary Lineker's previous record of 10. The match featured enthusiastic support from England fans, contributing to a lively atmosphere. Both teams are focused on their next matches in the tournament, with England looking to secure further progress.
- •Uruguay's team canceled a private flight home after World Cup elimination.
- •Players will fly commercially instead.
- •Harry Kane scored his 11th World Cup goal against Panama.
- •Kane surpasses Gary Lineker's World Cup goal record.
- •England fans provided strong support during the match.
- 4:40 AMYahoo Sports — ☕️🥐FC Breakfast: Uruguay without a plane ✈️, Kane legendary 🏴
"Sweet Caroline 🎶Against Panama, the England supporters were clearly in great form.You don't need to be in the stadium to get the atmosphere going!Uruguay grounded ✈️Uruguay's World Cup elimin...
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