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2018 World Cup Draw
- Thread starter Jordinho
- Start date
Group A
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Uruguay
Group B
Portugal
Spain
Morocco
Iran
Group C
France
Australia
Peru
Denmark
Group D
Argentina
Iceland
Croatia
Nigeria
Group E
Brazil
Switzerland
Costa Rica
Serbia
Group F
Germany
Mexico
Sweden
South Korea
Group G
Belgium
Panama
Tunisia
England
Group H
Poland
Senegal
Colombia
Japan
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Uruguay
Group B
Portugal
Spain
Morocco
Iran
Group C
France
Australia
Peru
Denmark
Group D
Argentina
Iceland
Croatia
Nigeria
Group E
Brazil
Switzerland
Costa Rica
Serbia
Group F
Germany
Mexico
Sweden
South Korea
Group G
Belgium
Panama
Tunisia
England
Group H
Poland
Senegal
Colombia
Japan
paxtonwolf
John Cameron
If England cant get through that group we should pack in
Group A
June 14 Russia v Saudi Arabia, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1500)
June 15 Egypt v Uruguay, Ekaterinburg (1200)
June 19 Russia v Egypt, St Petersburg (1800)
June 20 Uruguay v Saudi Arabia, Rostov on Don (1500)
June 25 Uruguay v Russia, Samara (1400)
June 25 Saudi Arabia v Egypt, Volgograd (1400)
Group B
June 15 Morocco v Iran, St Petersburg (1500)
June 15 Portugal v Spain, Sochi (1800)
June 20 Portugal v Morocco, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1200)
June 20 Iran v Spain, Kazan (1800)
June 25 Iran v Portugal, Saransk (1800)
June 25 Spain v Morocco, Kaliningrad (1800)
Group C
June 16 France v Australia, Kazan (1000)
June 16 Peru v Denmark, Saransk (1600)
June 21 France v Peru, Ekaterinburg (1200)
June 21 Denmark v Australia, Samara (1500)
June 26 Denmark v France, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1400)
June 26 Australia v Peru, Sochi (1400)
Group D
June 16 Argentina v Iceland, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1300)
June 16 Croatia v Nigeria, Kaliningrad (1900)
June 21 Argentina v Croatia, Nizhny Novgorod (1800)
June 22 Nigeria v Iceland, Volgograd (1500)
June 26 Nigeria v Argentina, St Petersburg (1800)
June 26 Iceland v Croatia, Rostov on Don (1800)
Group E
June 17 Costa Rica v Serbia, Samara (1200)
June 17 Brazil v Switzerland, Rostov on Don (1800)
June 22 Brazil v Costa Rica, St Petersburg (1200)
June 22 Serbia v Switzerland, Kaliningrad (1800)
June 27 Serbia v Brazil, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1800)
June 27 Switzerland v Costa Rica, Nizhny Novgorod (1800)
Group F
June 17 Germany v Mexico, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1500)
June 18 Sweden v South Korea, Nizhny Novgorod (1200)
June 23 Germany v Sweden, Sochi (1500)
June 23 South Korea v Mexico, Rostov on Don (1800)
June 27 South Korea v Germany, Kazan (1400)
June 25 Mexico v Sweden, Ekaterinburg (1400)
Group G
June 18 Belgium v Panama, Sochi (1500)
June 18 Tunisia v England, Volgograd (1800)
June 23 Belgium v Tunisia, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1200)
June 24 England v Panama, Nizhny Novgorod (1200)
June 28 England v Belgium, Kaliningrad (1800)
June 28 Panama v Tunisia, Saransk (1800)
Group H
June 19 Poland v Senegal, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1200)
June 19 Colombia v Japan, Saransk (1500)
June 24 Japan v Senegal, Ekaterinburg (1500)
June 24 Poland v Colombia, Kazan (1800)
June 28 Japan v Poland, Volgograd (1400)
June 28 Senegal v Colombia, Samara (1400)
Round of 16
June 30 Winner Group C v Runner up Group D, Kazan (1400)
June 30 Winner Group A v Runner up Group B, Sochi (1800)
July 1 Winner Group B v Runner up Group A, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1400)
July 1 Winner Group D v Runner up Group C, Nizhny Novgorod (1800)
July 2 Winner Group E v Runner up Group F, Samara (1400)
July 2 Winner Group G v Runner up Group H, Rostov on Don (1800)
July 3 Winner Group F v Runner up Group E, St Petersburg (1400)
July 3 Winner Group H v Runner up Group G, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1800)
June 14 Russia v Saudi Arabia, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1500)
June 15 Egypt v Uruguay, Ekaterinburg (1200)
June 19 Russia v Egypt, St Petersburg (1800)
June 20 Uruguay v Saudi Arabia, Rostov on Don (1500)
June 25 Uruguay v Russia, Samara (1400)
June 25 Saudi Arabia v Egypt, Volgograd (1400)
Group B
June 15 Morocco v Iran, St Petersburg (1500)
June 15 Portugal v Spain, Sochi (1800)
June 20 Portugal v Morocco, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1200)
June 20 Iran v Spain, Kazan (1800)
June 25 Iran v Portugal, Saransk (1800)
June 25 Spain v Morocco, Kaliningrad (1800)
Group C
June 16 France v Australia, Kazan (1000)
June 16 Peru v Denmark, Saransk (1600)
June 21 France v Peru, Ekaterinburg (1200)
June 21 Denmark v Australia, Samara (1500)
June 26 Denmark v France, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1400)
June 26 Australia v Peru, Sochi (1400)
Group D
June 16 Argentina v Iceland, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1300)
June 16 Croatia v Nigeria, Kaliningrad (1900)
June 21 Argentina v Croatia, Nizhny Novgorod (1800)
June 22 Nigeria v Iceland, Volgograd (1500)
June 26 Nigeria v Argentina, St Petersburg (1800)
June 26 Iceland v Croatia, Rostov on Don (1800)
Group E
June 17 Costa Rica v Serbia, Samara (1200)
June 17 Brazil v Switzerland, Rostov on Don (1800)
June 22 Brazil v Costa Rica, St Petersburg (1200)
June 22 Serbia v Switzerland, Kaliningrad (1800)
June 27 Serbia v Brazil, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1800)
June 27 Switzerland v Costa Rica, Nizhny Novgorod (1800)
Group F
June 17 Germany v Mexico, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1500)
June 18 Sweden v South Korea, Nizhny Novgorod (1200)
June 23 Germany v Sweden, Sochi (1500)
June 23 South Korea v Mexico, Rostov on Don (1800)
June 27 South Korea v Germany, Kazan (1400)
June 25 Mexico v Sweden, Ekaterinburg (1400)
Group G
June 18 Belgium v Panama, Sochi (1500)
June 18 Tunisia v England, Volgograd (1800)
June 23 Belgium v Tunisia, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1200)
June 24 England v Panama, Nizhny Novgorod (1200)
June 28 England v Belgium, Kaliningrad (1800)
June 28 Panama v Tunisia, Saransk (1800)
Group H
June 19 Poland v Senegal, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1200)
June 19 Colombia v Japan, Saransk (1500)
June 24 Japan v Senegal, Ekaterinburg (1500)
June 24 Poland v Colombia, Kazan (1800)
June 28 Japan v Poland, Volgograd (1400)
June 28 Senegal v Colombia, Samara (1400)
Round of 16
June 30 Winner Group C v Runner up Group D, Kazan (1400)
June 30 Winner Group A v Runner up Group B, Sochi (1800)
July 1 Winner Group B v Runner up Group A, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1400)
July 1 Winner Group D v Runner up Group C, Nizhny Novgorod (1800)
July 2 Winner Group E v Runner up Group F, Samara (1400)
July 2 Winner Group G v Runner up Group H, Rostov on Don (1800)
July 3 Winner Group F v Runner up Group E, St Petersburg (1400)
July 3 Winner Group H v Runner up Group G, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1800)
Legohamster
Steffen Freund
Headline on June 25th
Panamare.
Panamare.
Yiddo
Les Medley
Is that U.K time?
Yes, at least according to the S*n.
Lemonade Money
Andy Thompson
So group decider against our Dutch players.
Kane, Dier, Dele, Winks
vs
Vertonghen, Alderweireld, Dembele
Kane, Dier, Dele, Winks
vs
Vertonghen, Alderweireld, Dembele
World Cup Predictor
England would have to get past Poland, Germany and Argentina to get the final in my prediction.
England would have to get past Poland, Germany and Argentina to get the final in my prediction.
No Rose or Tripier?
Colombia / Germany / Brazil.
Lemonade Money
Andy Thompson
Rose will be at United, and Walker will be ahead of Trippier.
Whiffler
Mitchell Thomas
Is that the only way we can get Sissoko to sit out a game?
SteveAWOL
Gary Stevens
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/spurs-players-to-collide-at-2018-fifa-world-cup-011217/
England and Belgium were drawn together in Group G along with Panama and Tunisia, while another battle of Spurs will take place in Group C as Christian Eriksen's Denmark face Hugo Lloris' and Moussa Sissoko's France. Australia and Peru join them in that pool.
Six members of our current first team squad have been capped by England in 2017 – Dele Alli, Eric Dier, Harry Kane, Danny Rose, Kieran Trippier and Harry Winks – while Toby Alderweireld, Mousa Dembele and Jan Vertonghen are all long-serving regulars for Belgium.
Meanwhile, Heung-Min Son and South Korea face a tough group involving Germany, Sweden and Mexico, while Davinson Sanchez's Colombia join Poland, Senegal and Japan in Group H. Erik Lamela's Argentina face Iceland, Croatia and Nigeria.
England and Belgium were drawn together in Group G along with Panama and Tunisia, while another battle of Spurs will take place in Group C as Christian Eriksen's Denmark face Hugo Lloris' and Moussa Sissoko's France. Australia and Peru join them in that pool.
Six members of our current first team squad have been capped by England in 2017 – Dele Alli, Eric Dier, Harry Kane, Danny Rose, Kieran Trippier and Harry Winks – while Toby Alderweireld, Mousa Dembele and Jan Vertonghen are all long-serving regulars for Belgium.
Meanwhile, Heung-Min Son and South Korea face a tough group involving Germany, Sweden and Mexico, while Davinson Sanchez's Colombia join Poland, Senegal and Japan in Group H. Erik Lamela's Argentina face Iceland, Croatia and Nigeria.
Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
So how many of our (main) players are unlikely to be involved, even if just at squad level? Ben Davies obviously. That’s about it?
Legohamster
Steffen Freund
Vorm/Winks (maybe)/Sissoko/Lorente/lamela/Serge/Wanyama
Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
I’m expecting Winks to be there. Sissoko in the France squad if he keeps getting games for us?
Lamela for Argentina.
Serge I’m not sure about. Wanyama obviously out, I forgot about him.
Even if they are all exceptions, we are still sending a lot of players to the WC.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
No Serge, the Ivory Coast bombed in qualifying