The World Cup Finals will be played in Europe for
an eleventh time, with Russia beating off last-minute, high-level bid campaigning from
England for the chance to host the prestigious football tournament.
The 2018 World Cup Finals
tournament kicks off on Thursday, June 14th and ends when the World Cup Final
is contested in Moscow's
Luzhniki Stadium, on July 15th.
Russia 2018 Host Cities
- Visit Russia.
Where the Video Assistant Referee, VAR to you and
me, made it's World Cup debut and set out to change the course of a game
with some crucial rule infringement watching and vital on the spot
decision making; although a little fine tuning was still needed in
places. Just ask Harry Kane.
Thursday, 14th June
Moscow Luzhniki: Group A
Russia vs
Saudi Arabia
(5:0)
Friday, 15th June
Ekaterinburg: Group A
Egypt vs
Uruguay
(0:1)
St Petersburg:
Group B
Morocco vs
Iran
(0:1)
Sochi:
Group B
Portugal vs
Spain
(3:3)
Saturday, 16th June
Kazan:
Group C
France vs
Australia
 (2:1)
Moscow Spartak:
Group D
Argentina vs
Iceland
(1:1)
Saransk:
Group C
Peru vs
Denmark
(0:1)
Kaliningrad:
Group D
Croatia vs
Nigeria
(2:0)
Sunday, 17th June
Samara:
Group E
Costa Rica vs
Serbia
(0:1)
Moscow Luzhniki:
Group F
Germany vs
Mexico
(0:1)
Rostov-on-Don:
Group E
Brazil vs
Switzerland
(1:1)
Monday, 18th June
Nizhny Novgorod:
Group F
Sweden vs
South Korea
(1:0)
Sochi: Group G
Belgium vs
Panama
(3:0)
Volgograd:
Group G
Tunisia vs
England
(1:2)
Tuesday, 19th June
Saransk:
Group H
Colombia vs
Japan
(1:2)
Moscow Spartak: Group H
Poland vs
Senegal
(1:2)
St Petersburg: Group A
Russia vs
Egypt
(3:1)
Wednesday, 20th June
Moscow Luzhniki:
Group B
Portugal vs
Morocco
(1:0)
Rostov-on-Don: Group A
Uruguay vs
Saudi Arabia
(1:0)
Kazan:
Group B
Iran vs
Spain
(0:1)
Thursday, 21st June
Samara:
Group C
Denmark vs
Australia
(1:1)
Ekaterinburg:
Group C
France vs
Peru
(1:0)
Nizhny Novgorod:
Group D
Argentina vs
Croatia
(0:3)
Friday, 22nd June
St Petersburg:
Group E
Brazil vs
Costa Rica
(2:0)
Volgograd:
Group D
Nigeria vs
Iceland
(2:0)
Kaliningrad:
Group E
Serbia vs
Switzerland
(1:2)
Saturday, 23rd June
Moscow Spartak: Group G
Belgium vs
Tunisia
(5:2)
Rostov-on-Don: Group F
South Korea vs
Mexico
(1:2)
Sochi:
Group F
Germany vs
Sweden
(2:1)
Sunday, 24th June
Nizhny Novgorod:
Group G
England vs
Panama
(6:1)
Ekaterinburg: Group H
Japan vs
Senegal
(2:2)
Kazan: Group H
Poland vs
Colombia
(0:3)
Monday, 25th June
Samara: Group A
Uruguay vs
Russia
(3:0)
Volgograd: Group A
Saudi Arabia vs
Egypt
(2:1)
Kaliningrad:
Group B
Spain vs
Morocco
(2:2)
Saransk:
Group B
Iran vs
Portugal
(1:1)
Tuesday, 26th June
Sochi:
Group C
Australia vs Peru
(0:2)
Moscow Luzhniki:
Group C
Denmark vs
France
(0:0)
Rostov-on-Don:
Group D
Iceland vs
Croatia
(1:2)
St Petersburg:
Group D
Nigeria vs
Argentina
(1:2)
Wednesday, 27th June
Ekaterinburg:
Group F
Mexico vs
Sweden
(0:3)
Kazan: Group F
South Korea vs
Germany
(2:0)
Moscow Spartak:
Group E
Serbia vs
Brazil
(0:2)
Nizhny Novgorod:
Group E
Switzerland vs
Costa Rica
(2:2)
Thursday, 28th June
Samara: Group H
Senegal vs
Colombia
(0:1)
Volgograd: Group H
Japan vs
Poland
(0:1)
Kaliningrad:
Group G
England vs
Belgium
(0:1)
Saransk:
Group G
Panama vs
Tunisia
(1:2)
Saturday, 30th June
France vs Argentina
in
Kazan
(4:3)
Uruguay vs Portugal
in
Sochi
(2:1)
Sunday, 1st July
Spain vs Russia
in
Moscow Luzhniki
(1:1aet 3:4pens)
Croatia vs Denmark
in
Nizhny Novgorod
(1:1aet 3:2pens)
Monday, 2nd July
Brazil vs Mexico
in
Samara
(2:0)
Belgium vs Japan
in
Rostov-on-Don (3:2)
Tuesday, 3rd July
Sweden vs Switzerland
in
St Petersburg (1:0)
Colombia vs England
in
Moscow Spartak (1:1aet
3:4pens)
Friday, 6th July
Uruguay
vs France
in Nizhny Novgorod (0:2)
Brazil
vs
Belgium
in
Kazan (1:2)
Saturday, 7th July
Sweden
vs
England
in
Samara (0:2)
Russia
vs
Croatia
in
Sochi (2:2aet
3:4pens)
Tuesday, 10th July
Match 61
France vs
Belgium
in
St Petersburg (1:0)
Wednesday, 11th July
Match 62
Croatia vs
England
in
Moscow Luzhniki (2:1aet)
Saturday, 14th July:
Third-Place Play-off
Belgium
vs England
in
St Petersburg (2:0)
Sunday, 15th July
2018 World Cup Final
Moscow Luzhniki:
France vs Croatia
(4:2)
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