The 2026 World Cup has seen a whirlwind of activity for Newcastle United players, with several already exiting the tournament. Bruno Guimaraes is set to play a pivotal role for Brazil as they face Norway, while Dan Burn and the England squad prepare to take on co-hosts Mexico at the Azteca Stadium.

In the early stages of the tournament, Newcastle's Tino Livramento was the first to depart due to an injury. Following him, four more players from the club were eliminated, including Germany's Nick Woltemade and Malick Thiaw, who were knocked out after their match against Paraguay. Sweden's Anthony Elanga also exited after a tough loss to France, while Yoane Wissa and DR Congo were eliminated after a narrow defeat to England.

As the tournament moves forward, all eyes are on Guimaraes, who has been instrumental for Brazil, contributing assists and showcasing his skills on the field. His upcoming match against Norway is crucial, with Brazil aiming to secure a spot in the quarter-finals.

Meanwhile, Dan Burn's England squad is gearing up for their match against Mexico. The game is set to kick off at 1 am UK time on Monday morning. England hopes to advance past the co-hosts and reach the last eight, where a potential clash with Brazil awaits if both teams succeed.

The excitement surrounding the tournament continues to build, with fans eagerly anticipating the performances of their favorite players. For Newcastle United supporters, the journey of Guimaraes and Burn adds a thrilling layer to the World Cup experience.