After scoring the goals in Boston that caused seismic shocks in his native country, Norway striker ​Erling Haaland went incognito to check out the ‌sights of New York with his partner during a well-earned break from the World Cup on Thursday.

For the tournament, we are taking a look at the major incidents to examine and explain the process in terms of both VAR protocol and the laws of the game.

From the rails, to the shuttles, to the road, fans made their way to the Meadowlands for the first match to happen on a weekday. CBS News New York's Luis Miguel Echegaray has more on the match, while Christine Sloan and Ali Bauman look at the commute.

Nicolas Jackson was THIS close to giving Senegal the lead over France

BBC sports editor asks Fifa chief Infantino. Video, 00:03:43 'Have you lost control?' - BBC sports editor asks Fifa chief Infantino

Tonight, Senegal will face France in a repeat of an iconic 2002 FIFA World Cup faceoff, which saw the Lions of Teranga upset the then-world champions 1-0. Kick-off in that game in East Rutherford is at 9 p.