We’re down to the business end of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. The US took on the Netherlands in the round of 16 as we began to sort out the pretenders and the contenders. You can find it Here’s a full schedule with start times and TV info. There’s no better time to make your picks than as we prepare to see who will take home one of the most coveted trophies in sports. We are down to 16 teams competing for the award. We have our Latest Power Levels here to see where everyone is stacked — and while you’re at it, sign up for our new newsletter covering the beautiful game in all its glory, including daily news about the World Cup, here .
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As far as the story goes, Lionel Messi has already announced that This will be the last world cup Argentina, one of the favorites to win the tournament despite losing to Saudi Arabia. After getting his first international trophy by winning Copa America 2021 with Argentina, there will be no better way to send Messi out of the World Cup. Ronaldo has not announced that this will be his last World Cup, but the Portuguese forward will be 41 when the next World Cup rolls around. Safe to say Father Time is undefeated.
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France — Karim Benzema is missing, Christopher Nkunku, N’Golo Kante and Paul Pogba — will look to overcome their injury and on-field dramas to make a run at defending their title in 2018, but with talented teams from England and Brazil, France will face tough competition for the trophy. The United States will also be happy to get out of the group stage after disappointing friendlies leading up to the World Cup.
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The following groups in each group are live:
- Group A: Netherlands
- Group B: England.
- Group C: Argentina.
- Group D: France
- Group E: Japan and Spain.
- Group F: Morocco and Croatia.
- Group G: Brazil and Switzerland.
- Team H: Portugal and South Korea.
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And here’s the full scoop:
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