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Group StageSunday, November 20 - ResultsQatar vs. Ecuador 2 - 11 a. m. ET on FOXMonday, November 21 - ResultsEngland 3 vs. Iran 0 - 8 a. ET on FS1Senegal 0 vs. Netherlands 2 - 11 a. ET on FOXUnited States 1 vs. Wales 1 - 2 p. ET on FOXTuesday, November 22 - ResultsArgentina 1 vs. Saudi Arabia 2 - 5 a. ET on FS1Denmark 0 vs.
ET on FS1 Portugal 3 vs. Ghana 2 -11 a. ET on FOX Brazil 2 vs. Serbia 0 - 2 p. ET on FOXFriday, November 25 - ResultsWales 0 vs. Iran 2 - 5 a. ET on FS1Qatar 1 vs. Senegal 3 - 8 a. ET on FS1 Netherlands 1 vs. Ecuador 1 - 11 a. ET on FOX England 0 vs. United States 0 - 2 p. ET on FOXSaturday, November 26 - ResultsTunisia 0 vs. Australia 1 - 5 a. ET on FS1Poland 2 vs. Saudi Arabia 0 - 8 a.
France has continued their dominance after defeating Australia 4-1. Denmark-Tunisia and Mexico-Poland both ended in a draw. Day 4 began with a draw between Morocco and Croatia at Al Bayt Stadium with 59, 407 in attendance. Germany was defeated by Japan and Spain routed Costa Rica 7-0. And Belgium beat Canada 1-0. With only a few days left before the Round of 16, teams are closing out the Group Stage and trying to survive in close matches. Host nation Qatar was eliminated on November 25 and Canada was sent packing on November 27. After a competitive Group Stage, the Knockout Stage will begin with the Round of 16. During the Knockout Stage, if a match is tied after 90 minutes of playing time, two periods of 15 minutes of extra time will be added.
Tunisia 0 - 8 a. ET on FS1 Mexico 0 vs. Poland 0 - 11 a. ET on FOX France 4 vs. Australia 1 - 2 p. ET on FOXWednesday, November 23 - ResultsMorocco 0 vs. Croatia 0 - 5 a. ET on FS1 Germany 1 vs. Japan 2 - 8 a. ET on FS1 Spain 7 vs. Costa Rica 0 -11 a. ET on FOX Belgium 1 vs. Canada 0 - 2 p. ET on FOXThursday, November 24 - ResultsSwitzerland 1 vs. Cameroon 0 - 5 a. ET on FS1Uruguay 0 vs. South Korea 0 - 8 a.
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Since they're the host country, they qualified for the tournament. While Qatar is in, Italy is the biggest name missing from this year's event. Italy, who has won the second most World Cup, failed to qualify in 2018 ad was upset by North Macedonia in March, which is why they won't be participating this year. Some of the biggest stars of the sport could be competing at their last World Cup. Lionel Messi (Argentina) and Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), 35 and 37, respectively, could be entering their last tournament, or the last one in their primes.
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