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  1. Jun 16, 2018 · GET ready for unhealthy sleeping patterns and plenty of caffeine in front of the TV because when the 2018 FIFA World Cup begins this week, the kick-off times will be fun. The Russian time zones aren’t kind to Australian viewers, with kick-off times ranging from 8pm AEST to 5am AEST.

  2. Jun 1, 2018 · Here is every 2018 FIFA World Cup game with times and TV information, from the group stage starting on June 14 through the final at Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow on July 15.

    • When Does It Start?
    • Fixture List and TV Schedule
    • Which TV Channels Are Broadcasting The Matches and Where Can I Watch them?
    • What Are The Groups?
    • Who Are The favourites?
    • Who Is in The England Squad?
    • When Is The Opening Ceremony?
    • When and Where Is The Final?
    • Who Are The Kit Providers?
    • Who Are The Referees and How Are They allocated?

    Hosts Russia will take on Saudi Arabia in the first match of the 2018 World Cup on 14 June, with 64 matches taking place between then and the final on 15 July.

    Thursday 14 June 2018:

    1. Russia v Saudi Arabia, 4pm BST (6pm local), Group A, on ITV (Moscow, Luzhniki).

    Friday 15 June 2018:

    1. Egypt v Uruguay, 1pm BST (5pm), Group A, on BBC (Ekaterinburg). 2. Morocco v Iran, 4pm BST (6pm), Group B, on ITV (St Petersburg). 3. Portugal v Spain, 7pm BST (9pm), Group B, on BBC (Sochi).

    Saturday 16 June 2018:

    1. France v Australia, 11am BST (1pm), Group C, on BBC (Kazan). 2. Argentina v Iceland, 2pm BST (4pm), Group D, on ITV (Moscow, Spartak). 3. Peru v Denmark, 5pm BST (7pm), Group C, on BBC (Saransk). 4. Croatia v Nigeria, 4pm BST (6pm), Group D, on ITV (Kaliningrad).

    The matches will be broadcast on television and live streamed online on BBC and ITVthroughout the competition (specific fixtures detailed above). BBC’s 5Live radio will also be broadcasting every match.

    Group A: 1. Russia 2. Saudi Arabia 3. Egypt 4. Uruguay Group B: 1. Portugal 2. Spain 3. Morocco 4. Iran Group C: 1. France 2. Australia 3. Peru 4. Denmark Group D: 1. Argentina 2. Iceland 3. Croatia 4. Nigeria Group E: 1. Brazil 2. Switzerland 3. Costa Rica 4. Serbia Group F: 1. Germany 2. Mexico 3. Sweden 4. South Korea Group G: 1. Belgium 2. Pana...

    Brazil, ranked second in the world, are the slight favourites at 4/1 to win a sixth world cup. Meanwhile, Germany, first in the world rankings, are second favourite at 9/2 to retain the trophy. England currently stand at 18/1 at seventh favourite despite a world ranking of 13th.

    Gareth Southgate sprang a few surprises with his squad selection with Nick Pope, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Ruben Loftus-Cheek among the wildcard options in his final 23. The England manager was the fifth manager to name his final 23-man squad, following on from Brazil, Sweden, Iceland and Costa Rica. You can see the full list of finalised squads h...

    The opening ceremony will take place on 14 June in the Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow. Whether it will feature the official mascot, the anthropomorphic wolf Zabivaka (which translates as ‘the one who scores’), is another matter entirely.

    The final takes place at 7pm BST (9pm) on 15 July 2018, at the Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow. The national stadium has a capacity of 81,000 and is owned by the Russian government in – currently no club sides rent the ground, although CSKA Moscow, Torpedo Moscow and Spartak Mascow have done so previously.

    Adidas: Argentina, Belgium, Colombia, Egypt, Germany, Iran, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, Russia, Spain, and Sweden. Nike: Australia, Brazil, Croatia, England, France, Nigeria, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, and South Korea. Puma: Senegal, Serbia, Switzerland, and Uruguay. New Balance: Costa Rica, and Panama. Umbro: Peru. Hummel: Denmark. Errea: Iceland...

    The list of match referees and assistant referees was released by Fifa in March and is accessible here. There are 36 match referees in total and 63 assistant referees selected. The referees will be appointedeach match by the Fifa referees committee and “shall not come from a member association that is represented by a team playing in the group or m...

  3. Apr 12, 2018 · FIFA World Cup 2018 schedule. FIFA World Cup 2018 fixtures dates, listed by rounds: Group stages: June 14-28, 2018; Round of 16: June 30 to July 3, 2018; Quarter-finals: July 6-7, 2018; Semi-finals: July 10-11, 2018; When is the World Cup 2018 final? The World Cup final is scheduled for Sunday, July 15, 2018 at 18:00 local time in Moscow.

  4. Dec 1, 2017 · Fixtures for the 2018 World Cup finals to be held in Russia from June 14 to July 15. (All times in GMT)

  5. Apr 19, 2018 · All the fixtures, dates, times, TV and live stream info you need to know for the FIFA World Cup 2018 schedule, which runs from June 14 to July 15.

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  7. Jul 17, 2018 · The final will take place in Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium on Sunday June 15. Groups. Group A: Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Uruguay. Group B: Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Iran. Group C: France,...

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