The 22^nd edition of the FIFA World Cup and the first ever to be played in an Arab region is sure to keep you at the edge of your seat. This is the blog post for all your fixture and score update needs, bookmark this to make sure you never miss a goal.

Argentina will look to continue their impressive record of having never lost in the World Cup semi-finals when they face Croatia at the Lusail Iconic Stadium on Tuesday, December 13.
 

France will look to edge ever closer to defending their World Cup crown when they lock horns with England in the quarter-finals on Saturday, December 10.
 

France will look to take a step closer to defending their World Cup title when they lock horns with Poland in the last 16 on Sunday, December 4.
 

Seven teams are still battling it out for the remaining three spots in Groups C and D to see who will advance to the last 16 of the 2022 World Cup alongside France.
 

Brazil and Portugal will be looking to build on their opening wins at the 2022 World , while Cameroon and Ghana attempt to put their first points on the board on Monday.

Ghana returns to the World Cup after missing out on the 2018 tournament in Russia, and a disappointing showing in Brazil four years earlier. Can they repeat their historic run from the 2010 competition? Will we finally see an African team make the Semi-Finals?
 

World Cup juggernauts Brazil will be targeting their first title in 20 years, while Cameroon and Ghana are hoping to set a new African record at the tournament.
 

Arsenal will look to enter the World Cup break still ahead of the chasing pack as they target a third straight win over Wolves on Saturday, November 12 at Molineux.
 

CA Osasuna will lock horns with FC Barcelona in a Spanish La Liga match at the Estadio El Sadar on November 8.