World Cup 2018: Semifinals TV schedule, full results, how to watch live

Nick Birdsong

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Group stage matches for the 2018 World Cup in Russia are over, setting up the knockout rounds as the world's best play the world's game on the world's biggest stage. 

Qualification for the quadrennial competition, which crowns the best international soccer team, began way back in 2015 when a record 210 FIFA member associations across six federations. Thirty-one soccer teams earned the right to play for the FIFA World Cup trophy and Russia was given an automatic bid into the competition to complete the field as is customary for the event's host country. 

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When is the 2018 World Cup? 

The World Cup will be played from June 14 through July 15. 

Where is the 2018 World Cup?

The World Cup will be held at 12 different venues throughout Russia, ranging from the 35,212-seat Kaliningrad Stadium to the 81,000-capacity Luzhniki Stadium, the site of the final, in Moscow. 

World Cup teams, groups 

2018 World Cup pairings
Group A: Russia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Uruguay
Group B: Iran, Morocco, Portugal, Spain
Group C: Australia, Denmark, France Peru
Group D: Argentina, Iceland, Croatia, Nigera
Group E: Brazil, Costa Rica, Serbia, Switzerland
Group F: Germany, South Korea, Mexico, Sweden
Group G: Belgium, England, Panama, Tunisia
Group H: Colombia, Panama, Japan, Senegal

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World Cup schedule

All times Eastern.

June 14
Russia 5, Saudi Arabia 0
June 15
Uruguay 1, Egypt 0
Iran 1, Morocco 0
Portugal 3, Spain 3
June 16
France 2, Australia 1
Argentina 1, Iceland 1
Denmark 1, Peru 0
Croatia 2, Nigeria 0
June 17
Costa Rica 0, Serbia 1
Germany 0, Mexico, 1
Brazil 1, Switzerland 1
June 18
Sweden 1, South Korea 0
Belgium 3, Panama 0
Tunisia 1, England 2
June 19
Senegal 2, Poland 1
Japan 2, Colombia 1
Russia 3, Egypt 1
June 20
Portugal 1, Morocco 0
Uruguay 1, Saudi Arabia 0
Spain 2, Iran 1
June 21
France 1, Peru 0
Denmark 1, Australia 1
Croatia 3, Argentina 0
June 22
Brazil 2, Costa Rica 0
Nigeria 2, Iceland 0
Switzerland 2, Serbia 1
June 23
Belgium 5, Tunisia 2
Germany 2, Sweden 1
Mexico 2, South Korea 1
June 24
England 6, Panama 1
Japan 2, Senegal 2
Colombia 3, Poland 0
June 25
Saudi Arabia 2, Egypt 1
Uruguay 3, Russia 0
Iran 1, Portugal 1
Spain 2, Morocco 2
June 26
Peru 2, Australia 0
Denmark 0, France 0
Croatia 2, Iceland 1
Argentina 2, Nigeria 1
June 27
South Korea 2, Germany 0
Sweden 3, Mexico 0
Switzerland 2, Costa Rica, 2
Brazil 2, Serbia 0
June 28
Poland 1, Japan 0
Colombia 1, Senegal 0
Belgium 1, England 0
Tunisia 2, Panama 1

Round of 16 results

June 30
France 4, Argentina 3
Uruguay 2, Portugal 1
July 1
Spain 1, Russia 1 (3-4)
Croatia 1, Denmark 1 (3-2)
July 2
Brazil 2, Mexico 0
Belgium 3, Japan 2
July 3
Sweden 1, Switzerland 0
Colombia 1, England 1 (3-4)

Quarterfinals results

July 6
France 2, Uruguay 0
Belgium 2, Brazil 1

July 7
England 2, Sweden 0
Russia 2, Croatia 2 (3-4)

Semifinals: July 10-11

July 10: France 1, Belgium 0
July 11: Croatia 2, England 1

Third-place game

July 14: Belgium vs. England, 10 a.m., St. Petersburg, Fox

Final

July 15: France vs. Croatia, 11 a.m., Moscow, Fox

How to watch the World Cup live

All of the 2018 World Cup games will be aired on television on either FOX or FS1. 

The games will be streamed on fuboTV. Click here for a free, seven-day trial

Nick Birdsong