World Cup 2018 Schedule Printable
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Brazil vs. Mexico
| Bet | Odds |
| Regulation | BRA -195, MEX +530, DRAW +340 |
| Spread | BRA -1 (-130), MEX +1 (+105) |
| Total | O2.5 -120, U2.5 +100 |
Belgium vs. Japan
| Bet | Odds |
| Regulation | BEL -255, JPN +750, DRAW +370 |
| Spread | JPN +1.5 (-140), BEL -1.5 (+115) |
| Total | O2.5 -130, U2.5 +105 |
Jeff Sherman highlighted the latest odds for every team remaining in the World Cup to win it all:
FIFA World Cup soccer updated
Brazil 3/1
France 7/2
Croatia 5/1
Belgium 6/1
England 6/1
Uruguay 14/1
Colombia 18/1
Russia 20/1
Mexico 30/1
Switzerland 30/1
Sweden 50/1
Japan 250/1
— Jeff Sherman (@golfodds) July 1, 2018
Updated 2018 FIFA World Cup Bracket
2018 FIFA World Cup Quotes & Tweets – Monday, July 2
Brazil vs. Mexico
Richard Conway gave a peek at the stadium this match will take place at:
FIFA World Cup soccer updated
Brazil 3/1
France 7/2
Croatia 5/1
Belgium 6/1
England 6/1
Uruguay 14/1
Colombia 18/1
Russia 20/1
Mexico 30/1
Switzerland 30/1
Sweden 50/1
Japan 250/1
— Jeff Sherman (@golfodds) July 1, 2018
Brazil captain Thiago Silva highlighted his side’s evolution since a slow start to this World Cup (via The Guardian):
I think our evolution has been impressive since the first match. We are well-prepared and planning to progress to the quarter-finals. The coach provided us with all the necessary tools; we have plan A and plan B. We hope that [Monday] will be a wonderful day, and that Neymar will be as inspired as everyone else.
ESPN FC tweeted out the new look that Mexican stars Javier Hernandez and Miguel Layun are debuting today against Brazil:
Javier Hernandez and Miguel Layun have a new look for Mexico's clash with Brazil. pic.twitter.com/srB9hH0mMP
— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 2, 2018
Mexico captain Andres Guardado knows the stakes of this matchup (via USA Today):
It is the biggest game of our lives. What greater motivation could you need than the five-time champion? It is the perfect scene. There is no greater memory than making history with the fifth match.
FOX Soccer tweeted the starting XI for each side and pointed out that stalwart Brazilian back Marcelo won’t be in action as a starter today:
Rafael Marquez STARTS for Mexico against Brazil! No Layun for #MEX
Marcelo is not fit enough to start for #BRA, but available on the bench. pic.twitter.com/NYLlQ2bBwX
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) July 2, 2018
Belgium vs. Japan
SuperSport found that Belgium was the highest scoring country during this year’s group stage:
Belgium were the most prolific team in the group stage of this FIFA #WorldCup. Will they keep their scoring up against Japan tonight? pic.twitter.com/PJLwSavh1O
— SuperSport (@SuperSportTV) July 2, 2018
Belgium head coach Roberto Martinez spoke about how confident his squad is at this juncture (via BBC):
I think there is a belief; we've been undefeated for a long long time. There is a real understanding among the players and it's an opportunity to face the best teams in the world... I think we've done everything we can as a group to prepare ourselves.'
Goal.com wondered if Eden Hazard will step up and fill the void in terms of starpower at the World Cup after both Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi exited on the first day of knockout play:
Messi gone. Ronaldo gone.
Can Hazard become the major superstar of the #WorldCup in the absence of the GOATs? https://t.co/4IAeWMsuzw
— Goal (@goal) July 1, 2018
Japan head coach Akira Nishino on his decision to make his side play defensively against Poland (via BBC):
In that moment, I had to make a decision on our tactical direction. [Spectators] were short-changed 10 minutes, and they probably got a little less mileage than usual out of the first 80 minutes. So I want to pay people back [against Belgium].
Sporf noted that the Japanese barely escaped the group stage, edging past Senegal on yellow card differential—the last possible tiebreaker before drawing lots:
Senegal are the first side in #WorldCup history to be eliminated on Fair Play Points.
Japan - 4 Yellow Cards
Senegal - 6 Yellow Cards
Wow. pic.twitter.com/AlgMh4jQNK
— SPORF (@Sporf) June 28, 2018
2018 FIFA World Cup Picks – Monday, July 2
Brazil vs. Mexico
Prediction: Brazil 2 – Mexico 1
Belgium vs. Japan
Prediction: Belgium 1 – Japan 1 (regulation), Belgium 2 – Japan 1 (AET)
2018 FIFA World Cup Results
| Matchup | Group | Score |
| Group Stage | ||
| Thursday, June 14 | ||
| Russia vs. Saudi Arabia | Group A | RUS 5 – KSA 0 |
| Friday, June 15 | ||
| Egypt vs. Uruguay | Group A | URU 1 – EGY 0 |
| Morocco vs. Iran | Group B | IRN 1 – MAR 0 |
| Portugal vs. Spain | Group B | POR 3 – ESP 3 |
| Saturday, June 16 | ||
| France vs. Australia | Group C | FRA 2 – AUS 1 |
| Argentina vs. Iceland* | Group D | ARG 1 – ISL 1 |
| Peru vs. Denmark | Group C | DEN 1 – PER 0 |
| Croatia vs. Nigeria | Group D | CRO 2 – NGA 0 |
| Sunday, June 17 | ||
| Costa Rica vs. Serbia | Group E | SRB 1 – CRC 0 |
| Germany vs. Mexico | Group F | MEX 1 – GER 0 |
| Brazil vs. Switzerland | Group E | BRA 1 – SUI 1 |
| Monday, June 18 | ||
| Sweden vs. South Korea | Group F | SWE 1 – KOR 0 |
| Belgium vs. Panama | Group G | BEL 3 – PAN 0 |
| Tunisia vs. England | Group G | ENG 2 – TUN 1 |
| Tuesday, June 19 | ||
| Colombia vs. Japan | Group H | JPN 2 – COL 1 |
| Poland vs. Senegal | Group H | SEN 2 – POL 1 |
| Russia vs. Egypt | Group A | RUS 3 - EGY 1 |
| Wednesday, June 20 | ||
| Portugal vs. Morocco | Group B | POR 1 – MAR 0 |
| Uruguay vs. Saudi Arabia | Group A | URU 1 – KSA 0 |
| Iran vs. Spain | Group B | ESP 1 – IRN 0 |
| Thursday, June 21 | ||
| Denmark vs. Australia | Group C | DEN 1 – AUS 1 |
| France vs. Peru | Group C | FRA 1 – PER 0 |
| Argentina vs. Croatia | Group D | CRO 3 – ARG 0 |
| Friday, June 22 | ||
| Brazil vs. Costa Rica | Group E | BRA 2 – CRC 0 |
| Nigeria vs. Iceland | Group D | NGA 2 – ISL 0 |
| Serbia vs. Switzerland | Group E | SUI 2 – SRB 1 |
| Saturday, June 23 | ||
| Belgium vs. Tunisia | Group G | BEL 5 – TUN 2 |
| South Korea vs. Mexico | Group F | MEX 2 – KOR 0 |
| Germany vs. Sweden | Group F | GER 2 – SWE 1 |
| Sunday, June 24 | ||
| England vs. Panama | Group G | ENG 6 – PAN 1 |
| Japan vs. Senegal | Group H | JPN 2 – SEN 2 |
| Poland vs. Colombia | Group H | COL 3 – POL 0 |
| Monday, June 25 | ||
| Uruguay vs. Russia | Group A | URU 3 – RUS 0 |
| Saudi Arabia vs. Egypt | Group A | KSA 2 – EGY 1 |
| Spain vs. Morocco | Group B | ESP 2 – MAR 2 |
| Iran vs. Portugal | Group B | IRN 1 – POR 1 |
| Tuesday, June 26 | ||
| Denmark vs. France | Group C | FRA 0 – DEN 0 |
| Australia vs. Peru | Group C | PER 2 – AUS 0 |
| Nigeria vs. Argentina | Group D | ARG 2 – NGA 1 |
| Iceland vs. Croatia | Group D | CRO 2 – ISL 1 |
| Wednesday, June 27 | ||
| South Korea vs. Germany | Group F | KOR 2 – GER 0 |
| Mexico vs. Sweden | Group F | SWE 3 – MEX 0 |
| Serbia vs. Brazil | Group E | BRA 2 – SRB 0 |
| Switzerland vs. Costa Rica | Group E | SUI 2 – CRC 2 |
| Thursday, June 28 | ||
| Japan vs. Poland | Group H | POL 1 - JPN 0 |
| Senegal vs. Colombia | Group H | COL 1 - SEN 0 |
| England vs. Belgium | Group G | BEL 1 - ENG 0 |
| Panama vs. Tunisia | Group G | TUN 2 - PAN 1 |
| Knockout Stage | ||
| Saturday, June 30 | ||
| France vs. Argentina | R16 | FRA 4 – ARG 3 |
| Uruguay vs. Portugal | R16 | URU 2 – POR 1 |
| Sunday, July 1 | ||
| Spain vs. Russia | R16 | RUS 1 (4) – ESP 1 (3) |
| Croatia vs. Denmark | R16 | CRO 1 (3) – DEN 1 (2) |