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    FIFA World Cup 2018 Schedule: Group A Group B Group C Group D

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    The document provides the schedule for the 2018 FIFA World Cup including the group stage fixtures, dates, times and venues. It also lists some key facts and statistics about previous World Cups such as Brazil having won the most titles at 5, Germany having the most second place finishes at 4, and Miroslav Klose scoring the most goals in World Cup history at 16. The schedule shows 64 matches being played over 32 days across 12 Russian cities.

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    FIFA World Cup 2018 Schedule: Group A Group B Group C Group D

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    FIFA World Cup 2018 Schedule

    GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C GROUP D


    RUSSIA PORTUGAL FRANCE ARGENTINA
    SAUDI ARABIA SPAIN AUSTRALIA ICELAND
    EGYPT MOROCCO PERU CROATIA
    URUGUAY IRAN DENMARK NIGERIA

    GROUP E GROUP F GROUP G GROUP H


    BRAZIL GERMANY BELGIUM POLAND
    SWITZERLAND MEXICO PANAMA SENEGAL
    COSTA RICA SWEDEN TUNISIA COLOMBIA
    SERBIA KOREA ENGLAND JAPAN

    Date Time Fixture Venue


    14-Jun 20:30 IST Russia vs Saudi Arabia Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow

    15-Jun 17:30 IST Egypt vs Uruguay Central Stadium, Yekaterinburg

    15-Jun 23:30 IST Portugal vs Spain Fisht Olympic Stadium, Sochi

    15-Jun 20:30 IST Morocco vs Iran Zenit Arena, Saint Petersburg

    16-Jun 15:30 IST France vs Australia Kazan Arena, Kazan


    16-Jun 21:30 IST Peru vs Denmark Mordovia-Arena, Saransk

    16-Jun 18:30 IST Argentina vs Iceland Spartak Stadium, Moscow

    16-Jun 17:30 IST Croatia vs Nigeria Kaliningrad Stadium, Kaliningrad

    17-Jun 23:30 IST Brazil vs Switzerland Levberdon Arena, Rostov-on-Don

    17-Jun 00:30 IST Costa Rica vs Serbia Cosmos Arena, Samara

    17-Jun 20:30 IST Germany vs Mexico Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow


    FIFA World Cup 2018 Schedule
    18-Jun 17:30 IST Sweden vs Korea Strelka Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod

    18-Jun 20:30 IST Belgium vs Panama Fisht Olympic Stadium, Sochi

    18-Jun 23:30 IST Tunisia vs England Central Stadium, Volgograd

    19-Jun 17:30 IST Poland vs Senegal Spartak Stadium, Moscow

    19-Jun 20:30 IST Colombia vs Japan Mordovia-Arena, Saransk

    19-Jun 23:30 IST Russia vs Egypt Zenit Arena, Saint Petersburg

    20-Jun 20:30 IST Uruguay vs Saudi Arabia Levberdon Arena, Rostov-on-Don

    20-Jun 17:30 IST Portugal vs Morocco Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow

    20-Jun 23:30 IST Iran vs Spain Kazan Arena, Kazan

    21-Jun 17:30 IST France vs Peru Kaliningrad Stadium, Kaliningrad

    21-Jun 16:30 IST Denmark vs Australia Cosmos Arena, Samara

    21-Jun 23:30 IST Argentina vs Croatia Strelka Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod

    22-Jun 20:30 IST Nigeria vs Iceland Central Stadium, Volgograd

    22-Jun 17:30 IST Brazil vs Costa Rica Zenit Arena, Saint Petersburg

    22-Jun 16:30 IST Serbia vs Switzerland Central Stadium, Yekaterinburg

    23-Jun 20:30 IST Germany vs Sweden Fisht Olympic Stadium, Sochi

    23-Jun 23:30 IST Korea vs Mexico Levberdon Arena, Rostov-on-Don

    23-Jun 17:30 IST Belgium vs Tunisia Spartak Stadium, Moscow

    24-Jun 17:30 IST England vs Panama Strelka Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod

    24-Jun 23:30 IST Poland vs Colombia Kazan Arena, Kazan

    24-Jun 20:30 IST Japan vs Senegal Kaliningrad Stadium, Kaliningrad

    25-Jun 20:30 IST Uruguay vs Russia Cosmos Arena, Samara

    25-Jun 19:30 IST Saudi Arabia vs Egypt Central Stadium, Volgograd


    FIFA World Cup 2018 Schedule

    25-Jun 23:30 IST Iran vs Portugal Mordovia-Arena, Saransk

    25-Jun 22:30 IST Spain vs Morocco Central Stadium, Yekaterinburg

    26-Jun 19:30 IST Denmark vs France Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow

    26-Jun 19:30 IST Australia vs Peru Fisht Olympic Stadium, Sochi

    26-Jun 23:30 IST Nigeria vs Argentina Zenit Arena, Saint Petersburg

    26-Jun 23:30 IST Iceland vs Croatia Levberdon Arena, Rostov-on-Don

    27-Jun 23:30 IST Serbia vs Brazil Spartak Stadium, Moscow

    27-Jun 23:30 IST Switzerland vs Costa Rica Strelka Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod

    27-Jun 19:30 IST Korea vs Germany Kazan Arena, Kazan

    27-Jun 19:30 IST Mexico vs Sweden Kaliningrad Stadium, Kaliningrad

    28-Jun 22:30 IST England vs Belgium Central Stadium, Yekaterinburg

    28-Jun 23:30 IST Panama vs Tunisia Mordovia-Arena, Saransk

    28-Jun 19:30 IST Japan vs Poland Central Stadium, Volgograd

    28-Jun 20:30 IST Senegal vs Colombia Cosmos Arena, Samara

    Round of 16
    30-Jun 23:30 IST Group A(W) vs Group B(R) Fisht Olympic Stadium, Sochi

    30-Jun 19:30 IST Group C(W) vs Group D(R) Kazan Arena, Kazan

    01-Jul 19:30 IST Group B(W) vs Group A(R) Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow

    01-Jul 23:30 IST Group D(W) vs Group C(R) Strelka Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod

    02-Jul 00:30 IST Group E(W) vs Group F(R) Cosmos Arena, Samara

    02-Jul 23:30 IST Group G(W) vs Group H(R) Levberdon Arena, Rostov-on-Don

    03-Jul 19:30 IST Group F(W) vs Group E(R) Zenit Arena, Saint Petersburg

    03-Jul 23:30 IST Group H(W) vs Group G(R) Spartak Stadium, Moscow
    FIFA World Cup 2018 Schedule
    Quarter-Finals
    06-Jul 19:30 IST Quarter-Final 1 Strelka Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod

    06-Jul 23:30 IST Quarter-Final 2 Kazan Arena, Kazan

    07-Jul 23:30 IST Quarter-Final 3 Fisht Olympic Stadium, Sochi

    07-Jul 00:30 IST Quarter-Final 4 Cosmos Arena, Samara

    Semi-Finals
    10-Jul 23:30 IST Semi-Final 1 Zenit Arena, Saint Petersburg

    11-Jul 23:30 IST Semi-Final 2 Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow

    Third -place
    14-Jul 19:30 IST Third Place Match Zenit Arena, Saint Petersburg

    Final
    15-Jul 20:30 IST Final Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow
    SOME IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT FOOTBALL WORLD CUP

    List of finals matches Results by nation (Best Five)

    Year Winners Runners-up National Runners- Total


    Winners
    team up finals
    1930 Uruguay Argentina
    Brazil 5 2 7
    1934 Italy Czechoslovakia
    Germany 4 4 8
    1938 Italy Hungary
    Italy 4 2 6
    1950 Uruguay Brazil
    Argentina 2 3 5
    West
    1954 Hungary Uruguay 2 0 2
    Germany
    1958 Brazil Sweden
    1962 Brazil Czechoslovakia
    1966 England West Germany
    1970 Brazil Italy
    West
    1974 Netherlands
    Germany
    1978 Argentina Netherlands
    1982 Italy West Germany
    1986 Argentina West Germany
    West
    1990 Argentina
    Germany
    1994 Brazil Italy
    1998 France Brazil
    2002 Brazil Germany
    2006 Italy France
    2010 Spain Netherlands
    2014 Germany Argentina
    SOME IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT FOOTBALL WORLD CUP

    Most titles won


    5, Brazil (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002)
    Most second-place finishes
    4, Germany (1966, 1982, 1986, 2002)
    Most third-place finishes
    4, Germany (1934, 1970, 2006, 2010)
    Most finishes in the top two without ever being champion
    3, Netherlands (1974, 1978, 2010)
    Defending champion eliminated in the first round
    Italy (1950 and 2010), Brazil (1966), France (2002), Spain (2014)
    Best finish by host team
    Champion: Uruguay (1930), Italy (1934), England (1966), West
    Germany (1974), Argentina (1978), France (1998)
    Worst finish by host team
    17th–32nd position: South Africa (2010)
    Most championships
    3, Pele (Brazil, 1958, 1962 and 1970)
    Most tournaments played
    5, Antonio Carbajal (Mexico, 1950–1966), Lothar Matthäus (Germany, 1982–1998)
    Most appearances in the first round
    21, Brazil (every tournament)
    Youngest player
    17 years, 41 days, Norman Whiteside ( Northern Ireland), vs. Yugoslavia, 17 June 1982
    Youngest player, final
    17 years, 249 days, Pelé (Brazil), vs. Sweden, 29 June 1958
    Oldest player
    43 years, 3 days, Faryd Mondragón (Colombia), vs. Japan, 24 June 2014
    Oldest player, final
    40 years, 133 days, Dino Zoff (Italy), vs. West Germany, 11 July 1982
    SOME IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT FOOTBALL WORLD CUP

    Most goals scored


    16, Miroslav Klose (Germany, 2002–2014)
    Most goals scored in a tournament
    13, Just Fontaine (France, 1958)
    Most goals scored in a match
    5, Oleg Salenko (Russia), vs. Cameroon, 1994
    Most goals scored in a final match
    3, Geoff Hurst (England), vs. West Germany, 1966
    Most hat-tricks
    2, Sándor Kocsis ( Hungary, 1954), Just Fontaine ( France, 1958), Gerd Müller ( West Germany, 1970)
    and Gabriel Batistuta ( Argentina, 1994 & 1998)
    Youngest goal scorer
    17 years, 7 months and 27 days, Pelé (Brazil), vs. Wales, 19 June 1958
    Oldest goal scorer
    42 years, 1 month and 8 days, Roger Milla (Cameroon), vs. Russia, 28 June 1994
    Fastest goal from kickoff
    11 seconds, Hakan Şükür (Turkey), vs. South Korea, 2002
    Fastest goal in a final
    90 seconds, Johan Neeskens (Netherlands), vs. West Germany, 1974
    Most goals conceded
    25, Antonio Carbajal (Mexico) and Mohamed Al-Deayea (Saudi Arabia)
    Most goals conceded, one tournament as a Goalkeeper
    16, Hong Duk-Yung ( South Korea), 1954
    Most goals conceded, one match as a Goalkeeper
    10, Luis Guevara Mora ( El Salvador), 1982 (vs. Hungary)
    Most clean sheets (matches without conceding) as a Goalkeeper
    10, Peter Shilton ( England, 1982–1990) and Fabien Barthez ( France, 1998–2006)
    Won tournaments as both player and head coach
    Mário Zagallo, Brazil {1958 & 1962 (P)}, 1970 (C) Franz Beckenbauer, West Germany (1974 (P), 1990 (C)

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