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World Cup: Costa Rica beat Japan 1-0 making things easier for Spain, Germany
Keysher Fuller scored in the 81st minute to lift Costa Rica to a 1-0 victory over Japan on Sunday, leaving both teams with three points after two games in Group E of the World Cup.
Fuller took advantage of a defensive error when Japan failed to clear the ball and hit the net from 18 meters just off the fingertips of leaping Japan goalkeeper Shuichi Gonda.
The match at Ahmad Bin Ali stadium was tactical and largely lackluster, particularly in a first half that did not yield a single shot on goal. The second half was slightly better with Japan pressing throughout until Costa Rica broke through.
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Costa Rica keeper Keylor Navas came up with several rapid fire saves in the final minutes to ensure the victory.
Japan has one Group E game remaining with Spain, and Costa Rica faces Germany in its final group match. With a victory, Japan could have all but wrapped up a place in the knockout stage after a 2-1 upset of Germany in its opener. Costa Rica was pounded by Spain 7-0 in its first game and just trying to survive.
Japan had the edge in corners, shots, and possession but could not find the net.
The first half might have been one of the worst of the tournament that has already seen four 0-0 draws. Neither team had a shot on goal in a tactical stalemate.
Ritsu Doan, who scored one of Japan’s goals in the 2-1 win over Germany, looked the most threatening early with runs down the right side looking to cut in crosses.
Costa Rica’s most menacing player always looked like Joel Campbell, trying to use his speed on the left flank.
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There was more action in the first two minutes after the break than in the entire first half.
Hidemasa Morita tested Navas with a blistering shot in the first minute, and Takuma Asano forced another save a minute later.
Despite Japan's attacking intent, the late defensive error cost the team, which seemed headed for a draw and a valuable point.
Japan, which is appearing it its seventh straight World Cup, has reached the knockout stage on three occasions, losing each time in the round of 16. Costa Rica reached the quarterfinals in Brazil in 2014.
Japan may not win the World Cup, but it’s winning goodwill with its tradition of cleaning up fan areas and player dressing rooms after the match. This dates from Japan’s first appearance in the World Cup in 1998. This time Japanese team officials have arrived with 8,000 trash bags with thank-you greetings in Arabia, Japanese, and English.
Goalless Mexico on brink of World Cup elimination
Mexico’s inability to score — or stop Lionel Messi — has put the team on the edge of missing the knockout stage at the World Cup for the first time since 1978.
Mexico has gone without a World Cup goal for 384 minutes since their second group stage match at the 2018 tournament in Russia. The scoring drought continued Saturday night in Qatar with a 2-0 loss to Messi and Argentina, dropping El Tri to last place in Group C.
Mexico has one remaining game, against Saudi Arabia on Wednesday. El Tri can no longer win the group but needs to beat Saudi Arabia to have a chance of placing second and advancing to the round of 16 for the eighth straight World Cup. However, a win may not be enough. If Poland and Argentina draw in their final Group C match, or if Argentina wins, goal difference will determine who places second.
“We are hurt, but as long as the possibility exists, we must continue fighting,” defender Nestor Araujo said. “While there is a chance, we will fight.”
Mexico came to Qatar looking to advance past the round of 16 and play in an elusive “quinto partido” — a fifth game — something the team hasn’t accomplished since hosting the 1986 tournament.
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Without goals, Mexico had to depend on stalwart goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa, who stopped Robert Lewandowski’s penalty attempt to preserve a scoreless draw in El Tri’s World Cup opener against Poland.
But Ochoa was helpless against Messi’s second-half blast from distance in the 64th minute on Saturday night. Enzo Hernandez added a second goal for Argentina in the waning minutes.
At the final whistle, Ochoa and Messi grasped hands, and the goalkeeper known by his nickname Memo affectionately patted a gloved hand on his opponent’s head. Ochoa did not speak to reporters after the game.
“We did our job and unfortunately we left with defeat,” Mexico forward Henry Martin said. “So it hurts, but tomorrow we have to be thinking about what’s next in the next game, because we have one last chance and we have to take advantage of it.”
It might be the final World Cup for both men, who in Qatar each joined an exclusive club of players who have been to five editions of of the tournament.
Like Argentina depends on Messi, El Tri have looked to Ochoa because of their sputtering offense. Ochoa’s save of Lewandowski’s penalty attempt added to a World Cup mystique that started when he fended off six Brazilian shots — including a dangerous header from Neymar — in a group-stage draw against the hosts in the 2014 World Cup.
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But Ochoa’s efforts couldn’t hide a lack of offense. The last two players who scored for Mexico, back in the group stage in 2018, were Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez and Carlos Vela, who weren’t on the roster for Mexico in Qatar.
Mexico coach Gerardo “Tata” Martino, who is from Argentina, drew criticism for his roster choices, including the snub of Chicharito, Mexico’s all-time leading scorer who hasn’t played for his national team since 2019.
El Tri has never beaten Argentina in four attempts at the World Cup, and Martino’s worst defeat as Mexico coach was at the hands of his countrymen in September 2019, when Lautaro Martínez scored a hat trick in a 4-0 win.
Indy Cup Football: Dhaka Abahani, Police FC reach semifinals
Dhaka Abahani Limited and Bangladesh Police FC reached the semifinals of the season's curtain raiser soccer meet, the Bashundhara Group Independent Cup Football' 2022 eliminating their rivals in their respective quarterfinals at different venues across the country on Sunday.
Dhaka Abahani Limited will play Sheikh Russell KC in the first semifinal at the Bir Shrestha Fl Lt Matiur Rahman Stadium in Munshiganj on Wednesday.
Bashundhara Kings will face Bangladesh Police FC in the other semifinal at the Sheikh Fazlul Haque Moni Stadium in Gopalganj on Thursday.
The final match will be held on Monday (December 5) at the Shaheed Dhirendranath Dutta Stadium in Cumilla.
In the day's 3rd quarterfinal, defending champions Dhaka Abahani Limited qualified for the semi-final eliminating Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club by 2-1 goals at the Sheikh Fazlul Haque Moni Stadium in Gopalganj Sunday afternoon.
Abahani took lead in the 30th minute by a gifted goal when Sheikh Jamal defender Sakil Hossain sent the ball to his own net (1-0) while Stwart leveled the margin for Sheikh Jamal DC in the 77th minute (1-1).
Forward Rahimuddin scored the match-winning goal for the popular sky-blue Dhanmondi outfit Abahani just one minute before the final whistle (2-1).
In the day's 4th quarterfinal, Bangladesh Police FC defeated Bangladesh Muktijoddha Sangsad KC by 5-4 goals at the Shaheed Dhirendranath Datta Stadium in Cumilla this afternoon.
Forward MS Bablu, Edward, Alexander, Malikov and Esanur scored one each for the Police FC while Selemani struck twice and Emmanuel netted one for the freedom fighters team Muktijoddha KC.
Al Amin of Police FC scored a suicidal goal in the stoppage time of the match.
Messi played vs Mexico in front of 88,966 spectators, largest turnout in World Cup in 28 years
Lionel Messi played in front of 88,966 spectators on Saturday when Argentina beat Mexico 2-0, the largest attendance at a World Cup match in 28 years.
The Lusail Stadium north of Doha, which will stage the final on Dec. 18, hosted the most people at the World Cup since the 1994 final in the United States, according to FIFA. There were 91,194 people at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, to see Brazil beat Italy in that penalty shootout after a 0-0 draw.
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Saturday’s attendance was several hundred more than the figure for the two previous games at Lusail Stadium, when Brazil beat Serbia and Argentina lost to Saudi Arabia.
Qatar’s attendance figures do not rank in the top 30 of all-time World Cup matches. The largest crowd was 173,850 inside the Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro in 1950 for Uruguay’s 2-1 victory over host Brazil in the final game of that tournament.
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Other stadiums figuring in the top-30 list are the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, Wembley Stadium in London and the Camp Nou in Barcelona. However, Saturday's Messi-led Argentina vs Mexico contest in the Qatar World Cup attracted 88,966 spectators, which was the largest in the past three decades.
England arrives for 1st test series in Pakistan since 2005
England's cricket team arrived in Islamabad early Sunday to play its first test series in Pakistan since 2005.
Led by Ben Stokes, England will kick off the tour in Rawalpindi -- an adjacent city to Islamabad -- which hosts the first test from next Thursday. The second test will be played at Multan from Dec. 9-13 before England round off the tour with the final test at Karachi from Dec. 17-21.
England had played a seven-match T20 series in Pakistan prior to the T20 World Cup in Australia where it went on to beat Pakistan in the final.
England was due to tour Pakistan last year before the T20 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates but abandoned the tour due to security concerns after New Zealand had aborted its tour to Pakistan just minutes before the toss in the first ODI at Rawalpindi.
There were some concerns over England’s test tour to Pakistan after former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was wounded in Wazirabad, a district in eastern Punjab province, during his protest against the sitting government.
“It’s been a long time since England have played test cricket in Pakistan,” Stokes had said in Abu Dhabi last Friday where the team trained for a week before flying out to Pakistan.
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“With what happened with Imran Khan recently, there was a little bit of concern, but we have Reg Dickason, who has been the security man for many years with England, and we left it in his capable hands.”
Last Monday Khan had met with the Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja and British High Commissioner in Lahore and assured the officials that his protest against the government will not disturb England cricket team’s tour to Pakistan.
Pakistan had hosted England twice in a test series at UAE over the last 17 years with foreign teams reluctant to travel to Pakistan after the Sri Lanka cricket team was attacked in Lahore in 2009.
However, since 2015 Pakistan has started regaining the confidence of foreign countries that it could organize international games at home and have hosted almost all the major cricketing nations, including South Africa and Australia.
The three-test series will be part of World Test Championship where Pakistan is sitting in fifth place while England is seventh. Pakistan needs to win the three-test series to keep its hopes alive for next year’s final.
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Pakistan will be without its key fast bowler Shaheen Afridi, who has been ruled out of the series due to knee injury. The home team has also dropped middle-order batter Fawad Alam and ace leg-spinner Yasir Shah due to poor form.
Uncapped fast bowlers Haris Rauf and Mohammad Ali have been called up to the squad along with mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed, who is expected to make his debut during the series.
England also has injury concerns ahead of the first test with fast bowler Mark Wood in doubt due to a hip injury. Stuart Broad has been given paternity leave from the tour as England will be banking on its experienced fast bowler James Anderson to trouble Pakistan batters.
England has included 18-year-old Leicestershire allrounder Rehan Ahmed in the squad after originally drafting him as a net bowler for the tour.
Squad: Ben Stokes (capt), Harry Brook, Joe Root, Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope, Ben Duckett, Liam Livingstone, Ben Foakes, Will Jacks, Keaton Jennings, Jack Leach, James Anderson, Jamie Overton, Ollie Robinson, Mark Wood, Rehan Ahmed.
‘BSRF-Walton Sports Festival-2022’ kicks off Monday
The ‘BSRF-Walton Sports Festival-2022’ will kick off Monday.
Mesbah Uddin, secretary to youth and sports ministry, is expected to inaugurate the festival around 9.30am, Tapon Biswas, president of the Bangladesh Secretariat Reporter's Forum disclosed this at a press conference at the media center in secretariat on Sunday.
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A total of seven events will held at the festival while members of the BSRF will participate in six events and another event is for non-member journalists.
The events include chess, single and dual carom, card, table tennis, ludu for members and non-members.
Despite not knowing where he'll play beyond Qatar, Ronaldo eyes glory in possibly his last World Cup
Another game, another personal milestone. For all the turmoil that has surrounded Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of what is likely to be his final World Cup, the Portugal great continues make his mark.
On Thursday he became the first man to score in five World Cups. Earlier this season he registered the 700th club goal of his career.
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Not bad for a 37-year-old, who doesn’t know where he will be playing beyond Qatar after having his Manchester United contract terminated in the wake of his incendiary interview criticizing manager Erik ten Hag and the club’s owners.
A win against Uruguay on Monday would secure Portugal’s qualification from Group H to the knockout stages with a game to spare after its opening 3-2 win against Ghana.
“This is just the beginning,” Ronaldo said in an Instagram post, adding that “there are no impossibilities.”
But if soccer’s ultimate numbers man is to achieve his ambition of lifting the one major trophy that eludes him, he cannot do it by himself.
That much was clear against Ghana, when Portugal also needed goals from Joao Felix and Rafael Leao to hold on for victory.
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Felix is the likeliest heir to Ronaldo’s throne as Portugal’s inspiration-in-chief – and has even been linked with a potential move to United.
If Qatar is Ronaldo’s last World Cup dance, the moves are not quite as fluid as they once were.
His goal against Ghana came from the penalty spot, rather than a moment of the type of individual brilliance on which his career has been built.
That being said, FIFA Technical Study Group member Sunday Oliseh still described as “total genius” his ability to win a disputed foul from Mohammed Salisu that Ghana coach Otto Addo insisted should not have been awarded.
Ronaldo’s celebrations suggested he does not care where the goals come from, so long as they keep on coming. But Portugal cannot solely rely on such moments — and amid the noise that surrounds its most celebrated player, it can be forgotten how much talent coach Fernando Santos has at his disposal.
Not least Atletico Madrid forward Felix, United midfielder Bruno Fernandes and Bernardo Silva of Manchester City.
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“A selection with the quality of ours has to be favorite in any game,” said Portugal forward Goncalo Ramos ahead of Uruguay at the Lusail Stadium. “It’s important to win the second game now.”
Uruguay drew 0-0 with South Korea in its first game of the tournament.
Like Portugal, Uruguay is blending the old and the new. Ronaldo’s long-time rival from their time at Real Madrid and Barcelona respectively, Luis Suarez, is in an attack that also features the country’s new generation of talent in Darwin Nunez and Facundo Pellistri.
At 35, Suarez is no longer the force he once was and he was substituted just after the hour against South Korea. Another 35-year-old in Edinson Cavani replaced him, but Uruguay still couldn't find a goal.
Ghana exposed vulnerabilities in Portugal’s defense – but Uruguay will need to be much more clinical if it is to capitalize on Monday. Ghana exposed vulnerabilities in Portugal’s defense, but Uruguay will need to be much more clinical if it is to capitalize on Monday. Besides, Cristiano Ronaldo can pose a real threat to the Uruguayan defense and is now motivated to continue to thrive in his last World Cup.
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Day 8: Germany in danger of group-stage exit, Spain and Japan in commanding positions
On Sunday, four crucial matches from Group E and Group F of the ongoing FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 will be held, with the biggest one being the Germany vs Spain match. The 2014 champions, Germany, could be out of the tournament if they lose the contest. Let’s take a look at the group-phase matches that are all set to take place on Qatar World Cup Day 8.
Group E
The two matches in Group E that will be held today are Japan vs Costa Rica at 4 p.m. (BST) and Spain vs Germany at 1 a.m. Monday (BST).
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Japan vs Costa Rica
Japan started off their campaign with a big surprise, beating one of the tournament favourites Germany, 2-1 in their opening fixture. Japan now have a great opportunity to move on to the next round with a game in hand if they can overcome a relatively weaker opponent, Costa Rica, on Sunday at Ahmed bin Ali Stadium.
Costa Rica's only realistic possibility of getting a result in this World Cup is against Japan. So, the North American side can only hope to spoil the party for Japan by snatching a point from the contest.
Germany vs Spain
Germany, the four-time World Cup champion, will be eliminated from the tournament if they lose to Spain today. The German side has to win the contest if they want to remain firm in their quest for a Round of 16 berth.
For Spain, the equation is very simple: they will secure a place in the knockout round if they beat Germany. With the kind of performance Spain showed in their last fixture against Costa Rica, it will be tough for Germany to get a result from this contest.
Group F
The two Group F fixtures that will be held today are: Belgium vs Morocco at 7 p.m. (BST) and Croatia vs Canada at 10 p.m. (BST).
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Belgium vs Morocco
Belgium holds the top spot in Group F after beating Canada 1-0 in their opening match. They now get a chance to progress to the next phase when they meet Morocco today. Winning this match will send Belgium to the Round of 16.
Morocco did well against Croatia in their opening fixture. They managed to hold the 2018 World Cup runner-up team to a scoreless draw. If Morocco want to move on to the next round, they also can't afford to lose this match. But they should attempt to oust Belgium in order to spice up the equation even more.
Croatia vs Canada
Croatia should be disappointed after failing to secure a victory over Morocco. They will likely be a bit nervous when taking on Canada on Sunday. But anything less than victory would put their Round of 16 berth in jeopardy. So, the Croatian side is expected to go all out against Canada.
Canada's expectations are lower, so they will be under less pressure against Croatia. Since a loss in this game would mean Canada's World Cup campaign would be finished at the group stage, they are expected to be more aggressive and try to surprise Croatia.
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Aftermath
Despite the importance of the other three matchups, the Germany vs Spain clash will be the focus of all attention from the media on Day 8 of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Germany's potential elimination from the tournament's group stage would make the headlines for the next day.
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Will Brazil’s Samba dance continue without Neymar?
The Brazilian team taking part in Qatar has been called the best team to take part in the tournament since the legend-filled triumphant side of 2002. A hugely important figure in the current Selecao team is Neymar.
No wonder that his knee injury in Brazil's 2-0 win against Serbia in their opening game of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 has caused worldwide concern amongst the fanbase. With Neymar expected to be out for the remaining group stage games, his presence could prove vital to Tite's side. Will Brazil continue to shine without Neymar?
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A Big Miss?
Brazil are the most successful team when it comes to the FIFA World Cup. The South American nation also hold the record for taking part in all 22 editions of the tournament. For the Qatar 2022 tournament, Neymar Jr. is a very important player for the Selecao.
The PSG attacker is Brazil's second-top scorer with 75 goals in 122 games for the Selecao, only behind Pele, who has 77 goals.
In qualifying, the Brazilian scored eight goals, which was the most for his country and two more than second-placed Richarlison. With 55 assists to his name, the Santos youth product is an elite playmaker who can also score goals.
Although some criticism has been drawn up against him for his commitment to football at club level, he has been exceptional when he has been on the pitch for Paris Saint-Germain.
In the past year, he has been in the top 1% for xA, non-penalty xG+xA, shot-creating actions, passes attempted among forwards, and progressive passes. With 11 goals and 9 assists in 1080 league minutes, he has been in red-hot form for his club.
He's been doing it for PSG in the UCL as well, scoring two and assisting two in five UCL games. Without a doubt, he is one of the best players on the planet right now.
Thus, now that his undeniable importance has been established, how much will Brazil miss him? Is there someone who can replace him in that squad?
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The Solution
As already seen in the game against Serbia, where the European team largely managed to silence Neymar, Brazil is not entirely dependent on the PSG forward to get them out of sticky situations.It is no longer the case where Brazil depends on moments of magic from their talisman in order to defeat mid-level or top-level opponents.
With an attack that boasts the likes of Vinicius Junior, Richarlison, Raphinha, Gabriel Martinelli, Rodrygo, Antony, and Gabriel Jesus, Brazil are well stocked in the attacking department even in the absence of Neymar.
Neymar has predominantly been seen being deployed in the hole behind the frontline, a position that could be occupied by Lucas Paqueta and Gabriel Jesus to a highly successful degree.
In the match, Brazil played a midfield trio of Casemiro, Lucas Paqueta, and Neymar. This midfield struggled to recycle the ball and lacked balance in the first half. The introduction of Bruno Guimaraes changed the outcome of the match, bringing balance to the heart of Brazil.
Thus, in the wake of Neymar's injury, Tite could explore playing a more balanced midfield, which will allow his forwards to play with more freedom and lessen the pressure that is usually put on the backline.
But if he wants a like-for-like replacement for the Sao Paulo-born superstar, then Gabriel Jesus and Lucas Paqueta can easily step up in his position to fill his void to some extent.
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Verdict
Similar to Messi and Ronaldo, FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 could be Neymar's final World Cup appearance. We saw in 2014 what he was capable of when he's on form, at his peak. His injury in that World Cup was a huge setback for the host countries, who were humiliated in the semifinals by eventual winners Germany.
Neymar is unarguably the most key element in his Brazilian attack. However, if he is the best rice in the world, his teammates will add flavour and color. Brazil have already demonstrated that their Samba magic is in full flow, and it will continue in the remainder of the group stage despite the absence of their star player Neymar.
Spain vs Germany FIFA World Cup 2022 LIVE Streaming: Where and how to watch online and on TV Channel, predicted XI
Know here all the details related to the live streaming of FIFA World Cup 2022 France vs Germany
On Monday (28 November), Spain face Germany in Group E of FIFA World Cup 2022 in what will be the 26th men's football international between the two sides.
The two European powers in Group E were supposed to make it a true 'Group of Death'. One did their part; the other fell flat in the opening match.
Spain pummelled Costa Rica 7-0 to begin group-stage play, but Germany must now pick up the pieces from the shock loss to Japan and move forward
Even a draw may not be enough to keep Germany alive, as they look at a daunting path forward to avoid a second consecutive World Cup group-stage exit.
France and Germany Live Streaming of FIFA World Cup 2022 Match live streaming: Here you can get all the details as to When, Where, and how you can watch the FIFA World Cup 2022 between France and Germany Live Streaming
Where and how to watch FIFA World Cup 2022 France vs Germany live in Bangladesh?
Bangladesh viewers can watch the match live on all of these channels: BTV, T Sports, PTE LTD and Viacom 18.
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How to watch Argentina vs Saudi Arabia live stream in India
In India, the World Cup is being televised on Sports18, but every game is being shown for free and in 4K via the JioCinema app. You can live stream Qatar vs Ecuador from 9.30pm IST on Sunday night.
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How to watch France vs Germany live stream in Australia
Football fans in Australia can watch France vs Germany, along with every World Cup 2022 game, on free-to-air SBS. You can tune in on TV or live stream Qatar vs Ecuador using SBS On Demand.
Just be warned that France vs Germany kicks off at 3am AEDT in the early hours of Monday morning, with coverage beginning at 2am.
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How to watch France vs Germany live stream World Cup 2022 soccer in the US without cable
Soccer fans in the US can watch France vs Germany on FS1 and Peacock TV, with kick-off set for 11am ET / 8am PT on Sunday morning.
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How to watch Argentina vs Saudi Arabia live stream in UK
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England vs Iran kicks-off at 4pm GMT on Sunday afternoon, with coverage beginning at 3pm.
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Germany vs Spain Match live on TV Channels
Bangladesh: BTV, Gazi TV, T-Sports
India: Sports18, Sports18 HD, Sony TV Networks
Pakistan: ARY Digital Network
Nepal: Media Hub Private Limited
Malaysia: Astro GO
Singapore: Singtel TV GO, CAST, StarHub TV+, MeWatch
New Zealand: Sky Go, Sky Sport NOW
Indian Subcontinent: Sony Network
When & Where is France v Germany Match?
France vs Germany will be played in at Al Bayt Stadium
What time and date will the FIFA World Cup 2022 France vs Germany match be played?
The match between Spain and Germany will be played at Al Bayt Stadium and will kick off on Sunday, November 28 at 1:00 AM IST
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Spain projected starting 11 Vs. Germany
Spain predicted XI: Simon; Carvajal, Laporte, P Torres, Alba; Pedri, Busquets, Gavi; F Torres, Asensio, Olmo
Germany projected starting 11 Vs Spain
Germany predicted XI: Neuer; Kehrer, Rudiger, Schlotterbeck, Raum; Gundogan, Kimmich; Gnabry, Muller, Musiala; Havertz.
SPAIN VS. GERMANY HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORD
Spain wins: 8
Germany wins: 9
Draws: 8
Spain goals: 29
Germany goals: 28
Despite the current form of both sides, they're considered very even to come away with a result, as both feature plus odds on the moneyline.