Round Overview

The first semi-final of the 2022 World Cup took place on Tuesday. In front of 88,000 fans at Lusail Stadium, Argentina booked their place in the showpiece with a dominant 3-0 victory over Croatia.

The World Cup quarter-finals concluded on Saturday, with Morocco and France reaching the last four. Morocco beat Portugal 1-0 to become the first African team to reach a World Cup semi-final, while France defeated England 2-1.

Croatia and Argentina qualified for the semi-finals of the World Cup on Friday, defeating Brazil and the Netherlands, respectively. Both clashes went all the way to penalties and delivered high-class drama throughout.

The final two last-16 clashes did not disappoint on Day 17 of the Qatar World Cup. Morocco sent Spain home after a dramatic penalty shootout, while Portugal thrashed Switzerland 6-1 to complete the quarter-final line-up.

Day 16 of the 2022 World Cup dished up two thrilling knockout clashes, with Croatia eliminating Japan on penalties and Brazil putting four past South Korea to march into the quarter-finals.

France and England both scored three goals as they coasted into the quarter-finals on Sunday. Les Blues beat Poland 3-1 to secure their place in the last eight before the Three Lions crushed Senegal 3-0.

The group stage may have only finished on Friday, but the knockout phase started with a bang on Saturday. The Netherlands and Argentina booked their place in the quarter-finals, eliminating the USA and Australia, respectively.

The final round of group-stage games took place on Friday, bringing an end to a thrilling opening phase of the 2022 World Cup. As expected, Day 13 in Qatar lived up to the hype and did not disappoint.

The Qatar World Cup continued to dish up thrills and spills on Thursday, with Belgium and Germany suffering elimination from the tournament. Meanwhile, Morocco shocked Group F to finish top.

The Netherlands, Senegal, England and USA all booked their place in the last 16 of the World Cup on Tuesday. On the flip side, Ecuador, Qatar, Iran and Wales played their final game of the tournament.

There were goals galore on Day 9 in Qatar, with a total of 14 scored across the four games. Meanwhile, Brazil and Portugal progressed to the last 16 after beating Switzerland and Uruguay, respectively.

Sunday’s World Cup action dished up four intriguing ties. The first game of the day saw Costa Rica snatch a late victory over Japan before Morocco claimed a shock 2-0 win against Belgium.

On Saturday, France became the first team to qualify for the knockout phase with a 2-1 win against Denmark. Meanwhile, Australia moved second in Group D after sealing a tense victory over Tunisia.

Day 6 of the 2022 World Cup saw host nation Qatar exit the tournament following defeat to Senegal. Elsewhere in Group A, the Netherlands were held to a 1-1 draw by Ecuador.

Five-time champions Brazil opened their 2022 World Cup account on Day 5, but not before Portugal got the better of Ghana in a five-goal thriller. Naturally, Cristiano Ronaldo had a big say in the outcome of that clash.

The 2022 World Cup continued to dish up thrills and spills on Day 4. Two results stood out in particular, with Japan coming from behind to beat Germany and Spain crushing Costa Rica 7-0.

Day 3 of the 2022 World Cup will go down as one of the most memorable days in the tournament’s history, as Saudi Arabia achieved a heroic victory over Lionel Messi’s Argentina. Elsewhere, France came from behind to beat Australia 4-1.

It’s safe to say that Day 2 of the Qatar World Cup did not disappoint. England kicked things off with a 6-2 hammering of Iran, the Netherlands beat Senegal 2-0, while Wales came from behind to claim a 1-1 draw with the USA.

Euro 2020 continued with Austria meeting Ukraine as the Netherlands dispatched of North Macedonia in Goran Pandev’s last game for his nation.

France kicked off proceedings at Euro 2020 this past weekend, as the world champions struggled once again, whilst Germany sent a frightening reminder to the rest of Europe with a win over the defending champions, Portugal.