Argentina will face Croatia in the World Cup semi-finals after beating the Netherlands 4-3 on penalties following a thrilling 2-2 extra-time draw on a night of high World Cup drama.
Lionel Messi’s bid for a first World Cup continues on Friday when Argentina take on the Netherlands in a hotly anticipated quarter-final in Qatar which is also a replay of some classic matches.
Netherland’s captain, Virgil van Djik, spoke to the media ahead of their quarterfinal clash against Argentina on Friday.
n what is the most watched sporting event in the world, the FIFA World Cup has given us so many breathtaking moments and in those have been some jaw-dropping strikes. Here is how they came to life.
Wayne Rooney was sent off in the 2006 World Cup quarter final against Portugal for stomping on Ricardo Carvalho, and Manchester United teammate at the time, Cristiano Ronaldo, was seen winking at the Portuguese bench as soon as the red card was brandished.
In what would be his last FIFA World Cup in 2006, France legend Zinedine Zidane had arguably his best game in a France jersey. Have a look at a performances for the ages, and one that would spur France to a 1-0 win over reigning champions Brazil in the quarter final.
La Albiceleste are one of the most revered football nations with two World Cup titles to their name, and Lionel Messi will look to guide his team to a third trophy in Qatar. Here are some of Argentina’s best FIFA World Cup goals.
Ghana were a converted penalty away from being Africa’s first semi-final team in World Cup history in 2010. The Black Stars have shone bright on the World Cup stage in years past, relive some of their best strikes.
With Africa still awaiting a FIFA World Cup winner, could a shock in Qatar be on the cards? Senegal became the second African team to reach a World Cup quarter-final, here are the best goals from their standout campaign.
Fifa World Cup chief Nasser Al Khater insists everyone will be welcomed with open arms to Qatar for this year’s World Cup. This reassurance comes after concerns surrounding the country’s worker compensation fund and cultural beliefs regarding the LGBTQ+ community.