2022 World Cup finals bracket and fixtures schedule
Check out all the fixtures and venues for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, including the knockout bracket.
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Russian Football Union defends attendance at FIFA Congress
Russia insisted they had “every right” to attend FIFA Congress in Doha despite the country’s invasion of Ukraine.
World Cup 2022 draw: England could face Wales or Scotland as Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal set revenge job
The 2022 World Cup finals draw has been made, with England facing United States, Iran and one of Wales, Scotland and Ukraine in the group stage.
World Cup 2022 draw pairs England with Scotland, Wales or Ukraine
England could face Scotland or Wales at a World Cup for the first time after today's World Cup draw in Doha pitted the 2018 fourth-placer finishers with the European play-off winners, Iran and the USA.
World Cup draw: England learn their fate as every group is confirmed
The group stage draw for the 2022 FIFA World Cup has officially been completed.
England, France, Brazil: The most valuable national teams in world football ranked
Squad value is always a great indicator for success in club football – can the same be said for the international stage?
'Feeling super dizzy' - Baffled Daniil Medvedev denies 'nerves' in shock Miami Open loss to Hubert Hurkacz
A bewildered Daniil Medvedev has reflected on «feeling super dizzy» as he denied «nerves» got to him in his shock Miami Open loss to Hubert Hurkacz. The 26-year-old had been required to reach the semi-finals of the tournament to reclaim the world No. 1 ranking from rival and friend Novak Djokovic but came up short as he was left stunned in straight sets by defending champion Hurkacz in the quarter-finals.
FIFA World Cup 2022 Final Draw Live Updates: FIFA President Addresses Gathering
FIFA World Cup 2022 Final Draw Live Updates: The draw for this year's FIFA World Cup is taking place in the shadow of Doha's skyscrapers on Friday at Doha's Exhibition and Convention Center. Holders France are among the top seeds in Pot One. That will be comprised of the top seven nations in the FIFA rankings as well as debutants Qatar, at 51st one of the lowest-ranked teams at the World Cup but with privileged status as hosts. World number one nation Brazil, Belgium, Lionel Messi's Argentina, England, Spain and Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal are the other top seeds, with the latter benefiting from European champions Italy's absence. That also means Germany, after their surprise group-stage exit at the 2018 World Cup, are the biggest name in Pot Two, which also contains the Netherlands and Croatia, runners-up four years ago. African champions Senegal, Japan and Robert Lewandowski's Poland are among the names in the third pot, and Canada will be in the fourth pot in their first appearance since 1986.