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Following an eventful #FIFAWorldCup full of upsets, controversy and some questionable refereeing, Spain were last night crowned the rightful world champions. With SmartFrame Images, you can access millions of editorial shots across sport, entertainment, news, science and lifestyle. Register today to start publishing for free. Pictured: 1 - Fabian Ruiz lifts the World Cup trophy following a 1-0 victory over Argentina at New York New Jersey Stadium 2 - A dejected Lionel Messi sits alone as his Argentina side lose to Spain following a woeful display of football 3 - Spain's young star Lamine Yamal accepts his winner's medal from US President Donald Trump 4 - The most convincing performance from a South American on the pitch yesterday came from Colombian star Shakira at half time 5 - With the pressure off in the bronze medal match on Saturday, England secured a 6-4 victory over France at Miami Stadium. Here, Bukayo Saka scores one of the three goals that secured him the match ball
Following another nail-biting weekend of football, we now have our #FIFAWorldCup semi-finalists. To stay up to date with all the best shots as they come in, register for free with SmartFrame Images today. Pictured: 1 - Jude Bellingham rescues England again, scoring two goals to send Norway rowing home from Miami Stadium 2 - Despite an early goal from Alexis Mac Allister, Argentina left it late to get past Switzerland at Kansas City Stadium 3 - Kylian Mbapp scored one of France's two goals as they eased past an unconvincing Morocco at Boston Stadium 4 - Super-sub Mikel Merino celebrates Spain's victory over Belgium at Los Angeles Stadium, having come on late to score the winner again
Following the final two matches of the #FIFAWorldCup last 16 - one an all-time classic and the other somewhat less entertaining, we have the quarter-finalists for the 2026 tournament. Access fantastic editorial images like this for free with SmartFrame Images. Pictured: 1 - The GOAT Lionel Messi is thrown into the air by his teammates following Argentina's remarkable comeback against Egypt 2 - A dejected Mohamed Salah looks on as Egypt give away a two-goal lead to lose their last-16 match against defending champions Argentina at Atlanta Stadium 3 - Switzerland skipper Granit Xhaka thanks the fans following his team's victory over Colombia by way of penalties 4 - Colombia fans at BC Place Vancouver accept the fate of their national team
As we near the quarter-final stage of the #FIFAWorldCup, we say farewell to a legend of the game and the one remaining host nation. To embed fantastic editorial images across sport, news, entertainment, science and lifestyle for free, register with SmartFrame Images today. Pictured: 1 - Dejected USA fans look on at the National Mall In Washington, D.C. as their team is taught a lesson in football by Belgium 2 - Leandro Trossard celebrates as Belgium thrash co-hosts USA 4-1 at Seattle Stadium 3 - Mikel Merino scores for Spain in the 91st minute to send rivals Portugal crashing out of the tournament at Dallas Stadium 4 - Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo reluctantly turns his back on World Cup football following defeat by Spain 5 - An archive news image from 2018 showing Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino at the Oval Office resurfaces following the pair's controversial collaboration to overturn the suspension of USA striker Folarin Balogun
With slightly blearier eyes than usual, we're reflecting on a huge weekend of football, culminating with England's historic victory over co-hosts Mexico at the Azteca to reach the quarter-finals of the #FIFAWorldCup. Elsewhere, Morocco, France and Norway booked their places in the last eight, and our photographers were on the ground to capture all the action. Register with SmartFrame Images today to access shots like these for free. Pictured: 1 - Jude Bellingham and Anthony Gordon celebrate as England go 2-0 up in the space of 98 seconds at Mexico City Stadium 2 - Elated England fans go wild as the final whistle blows, sending their team through to a quarter-final against Norway 3 - Midfielder Azzedine Ounahi is lifted above the heads of his teammates as Morocco sweep aside co-hosts Canada in the last 16 4 - Kylian Mbapp leads his team in celebration as France make it through a tricky encounter with Paraguay 5 - Erling Haaland carries Norway into the last eight, scoring two goals in their defeat of Brazil
Never. In. Doubt. We've been heavily reliant on Harry Kane lately, much like the England team - but we also have millions of other images across many other categories, including news, entertainment, sport, science and lifestyle. To grab editorial shots like this as they come in and embed them on your site for free, head to SmartFrame Images - see the link in the comments for more.
The last few days have been huge in the world of sport, with upsets at the #FIFAWorldCup, a shock retirement from international cricket and a British win in #f1. SmartFrame Images offers publishers the best shots from all these events for free, and enables advertisers to reach a vast audience at the right moment for maximum impact. Click the link in the comments to learn more. Pictured: 1 - Defender Gustavo Gomez reacts as his Paraguay side knock out four-time World Cup winners Germany to reach the last 16 at Boston Stadium 2 - Mercedes' George Russell celebrates his Austrian Grand Prix victory following a tense battle with Red Bull's Max Verstappen 3 - Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham share a celebration as England beat Panama to reach the knock-out stages of the World Cup at New York New Jersey Stadium 4 - Cricket captain Ben Stokes leaves the crease for the final time in England whites following the shock announcement of his retirement during the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge 5 - Gabriel Martinelli scores the goal that breaks Japanese hearts and sends Brazil through to the last 16 of the World Cup at Houston Stadium 6 - Moroccan players celebrate the conclusion of the penalty shootout that earned them victory over the Netherlands at Estadio Monterrey
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Apologies to anyone trying to forget about football this morning, but the #FIFAWorldCup continues apace and the records continue to fall. To embed these images and millions of others across news, sport, entertainment, science and lifestyle, register for free with SmartFrame Images - visit the link in the comments for more. Pictured: 1 - Cristiano Ronaldo's tournament started as his two goals made him the first person to score in six World Cups, and helped Portugal hammer Uzbekistan 5-0 at Houston Stadium 2 - Lionel Messi, celebrating here with Argentina teammate Enzo Fernndez, took his goal tally to five in just two games as his team beat Austria 2-0 at Dallas Stadium. Those two goals saw Messi pull away at the top of the all-time World Cup goals race with 18 3 - Harry Kane misses a great chance to hand England a win against Ghana at Boston Stadium, a somewhat dull game that ended 0-0 4 - Erling Haaland celebrates with Sander Berge as their Norway side beat Senegal 3-2 in a thrilling tie at New York New Jersey Stadium 5 - UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer looks dejected, presumably having seen England return to frustrating form at the World Cup
Cometh the hour, cometh the man... Last night saw England open their #FIFAWorldCup campaign with a thrilling performance against tricky opponents Croatia. Despite some defensive frailties in the first half, England's attack, led by captain Harry Kane, ensured a 4-2 victory on the night - a score that would have been much higher were it not for the heroics of Croatia goalkeeper Dominik Livakovi. Search and embed all the latest World Cup shots as they come in via the SmartFrame Images World Cup Hub - check out the link in the comments for more. Pictured: 1 - Harry Kane celebrates his two goals that helped England see off Croatia 2 - Jude Bellingham was among the best players on the pitch, scoring a fantastic solo goal 3 - Marcus Rashford returned to form, slotting home England's fourth 4 - An action shot sees Jude Bellingham challenge for the ball 5 - Delighted England fans celebrate victory after a nervy first half
Matchday 6 of the World Cup was all about the superstars of football, with Mbapp, Haaland and Messi taking centre stage. To publish images like these for free, check out the SmartFrame Images World Cup Hub via the link in the comments. Pictured: 1 - Argentina's Lionel Messi lit up Kansas City as he scored his first World Cup hat-trick in his record-breaking sixth appearance at the tournament and 200th appearance for the national team. The 38-year-old turned back the clock as he equalled Miroslav Klose's record World Cup goal tally of 16. Algeria were the unfortunate opposition on this occasion as the defending world champions won 3-0 2 - Erling Haaland celebrates his two goals that helped Norway secure a 4-1 victory over a spirited Iraq at Boston Stadium 3 - Kylian Mbapp turned on the style to score two goals and help France beat Senegal 3-1 at New York New Jersey Stadium
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