Fifa World Cup: every result from Qatar 2022
A look at how the 64 matches finished – from the group stage to the final
- 1. Sunday 20 November
- 2. Monday 21 November
- 3. Tuesday 22 November
- 4. Wednesday 23 November
- 5. Thursday 24 November
- 6. Friday 25 November
- 7. Saturday 26 November
- 8. Sunday 27 November
- 9. Monday 28 November
- 10. Tuesday 29 November
- 11. Wednesday 30 November
- 12. Thursday 1 December
- 13. Friday 2 December
- 14. 3-6 December: round of 16 results
- 15. 9-10 December: quarter-final results
- 16. 13-14 December: semi-finals
- 17. 17 December: third place play-off
- 18. 18 December: World Cup final
1. Sunday 20 November
- Group A: Qatar 0 Ecuador 2
2. Monday 21 November
- Group B: England 6 Iran 2
- Group A: Senegal 0 Netherlands 2
- Group B: USA 1 Wales 1
3. Tuesday 22 November
- Group C: Argentina 1 Saudi Arabia 2
- Group D: Denmark 0 Tunisia 0
- Group C: Mexico 0 Poland 0
- Group D: France 4 Australia 1
4. Wednesday 23 November
- Group F: Morocco 0 Croatia 0
- Group E: Germany 1 Japan 2
- Group E: Spain 7 Costa Rica 0
- Group F: Belgium 1 Canada 0
5. Thursday 24 November
- Group G: Switzerland 1 Cameroon 0
- Group H: Uruguay 0 South Korea 0
- Group H: Portugal 3 Ghana 2
- Group G: Brazil 2 Serbia 0
6. Friday 25 November
- Group B: Wales 0 Iran 2
- Group A: Qatar 1 Senegal 3
- Group A: Netherlands 1 Ecuador 1
- Group B: England 0 USA 0
7. Saturday 26 November
- Group D: Tunisia 0 Australia 1
- Group C: Poland 2 Saudi Arabia 0
- Group D: France 2 Denmark 1
- Group C: Argentina 2 Mexico 0
8. Sunday 27 November
- Group E: Japan 0 Costa Rica 1
- Group F: Belgium 0 Morocco 2
- Group F: Croatia 4 Canada 1
- Group E: Spain 1 Germany 1
9. Monday 28 November
- Group G: Cameroon 3 Serbia 3
- Group H: South Korea 2 Ghana 3
- Group G: Brazil 1 Switzerland 0
- Group H: Portugal 2 Uruguay 0
10. Tuesday 29 November
- Group A: Netherlands 2 Qatar 0
- Group A: Ecuador 1 Senegal 2
- Group B: Wales 0 England 3
- Group B: Iran 0 USA 1
11. Wednesday 30 November
- Group D: Tunisia 1 France 0
- Group D: Australia 1 Denmark 0
- Group C: Poland 0 Argentina 2
- Group C: Saudi Arabia 1 Mexico 2
12. Thursday 1 December
- Group F: Croatia 0 Belgium 0
- Group F: Canada 1 Morocco 2
- Group E: Japan 2 Spain 1
- Group E: Costa Rica 2 Germany 4
13. Friday 2 December
- Group H: South Korea 2 Portugal 1
- Group H: Ghana 0 Uruguay 2
- Group G: Cameroon 1 Brazil 0
- Group G: Serbia 2 Switzerland 3
14. 3-6 December: round of 16 results
Saturday 3 December
- Netherlands 3 USA 1
- Argentina 2 Australia 1
Sunday 4 December
- France 3 Poland 1
- England 3 Senegal 0
Monday 5 December
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- Japan 1 Croatia 1 (after extra-time – Croatia won 3-1 on penalties)
- Brazil 4 South Korea 1
Tuesday 6 December
- Morocco 0 Spain 0 (after extra-time – Morocco won 3-0 on penalties)
- Portugal 6 Switzerland 1
15. 9-10 December: quarter-final results
Friday 9 December
- Croatia 1 Brazil 1 (after extra-time – Croatia won 4-2 on penalties)
- Netherlands 2 Argentina 2 (after extra-time – Argentina won 4-3 on penalties)
Saturday 10 December
- Morocco 1 Portugal 0
- England 1 France 2
16. 13-14 December: semi-finals
Tuesday 13 December
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- Argentina 3 Croatia 0
Wednesday 14 December
- France 2 Morocco 0
17. 17 December: third place play-off
Saturday 17 December
- Croatia 2 Morocco 1
- Where: Khalifa International Stadium
18. 18 December: World Cup final
Sunday 18 December
- Argentina 3 France 3 (after extra time – Argentina won 4-2 on penalties)
- Where: Lusail Stadium
Mike Starling is the former digital features editor at The Week. He started his career in 2001 in Gloucestershire as a sports reporter and sub-editor and has held various roles as a writer and editor at news, travel and B2B publications. He has spoken at a number of sports business conferences and also worked as a consultant creating sports travel content for tourism boards. International experience includes spells living and working in Dubai, UAE; Brisbane, Australia; and Beirut, Lebanon.
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