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Croatia beat Brazil: thanks for joining! OK, we’re going to wrap up this live feed. That Neymar solo stunner feels like a very long time ago, doesn’t it? Croatia have pulled off a memorable upset today, and continue to cement their status as the team never to be written off; the kind of team that Germany used to be. Having won yet another World Cup penalty shootout, the Croats are into the semi-finals for the third time, and will take on the Netherlands or Argentina at Lusail Stadium on Tuesday. The Dutch and the Argentines are about to face off for the right to meet the Croats. Be sure to Thanks for reading! It's now Wednesday 14 December and in case you have landed on this older feed, allow us to pointyou towardsthe secondsemi-final of the 2022 World Cup, who will play Argentina in the showpiece final. Joe is the man in place with our live coverage to take you through all the build up ahead of the game, bringing you team news and various insights into the two sides. And then from kick off he will carryyou all the way to when the final whistle blowsin Qatar. You'll not want to miss out! It's now Tuesday 13 December and in case you have stumbled across this older feed, allow us to redirect you to the first semi-final of the 2022 World Cup, Joe is the man in place with our live coverage to take you through all the build up ahead of the game, bringing you team news and various insights into the two sides. And then from kick off he will carryyou all the way to when the final ...

Brazil will take on Croatia in the 2022 World Cup quarterfinals after the two sides enjoyed contrasting fortunes in the Round of 16. LIVE: 2018 finalists Five times winners Brazil are still favourites to go on and win the tournament, but Croatia have shown trademark resilience to reach the last eight, and they will pose a real threat to the Samba Boys. MORE: When is Croatia vs Brazil? • Date:Friday, December 9 • Time:18:00 (local) Croatia face Brazil in the quarter-finals at the Education City Stadium in Al Rayyan on Friday, December 9, with kickoff at 18:00 local time in Qatar. Here's how that translates into time zones across some of the world's major territories. Kickoff time Qatar 18:00 (local) USA 10:00 ET Canada 10:00 ET UK 15:00 GMT Australia 02:00 AEDT* India 20:30 IST Hong Kong 23:00 HKT Malaysia 23:00 MYT Singapore 23:00 SGT New Zealand 04:00 NZDT* * Following Day (Saturday, Dec. 10) Croatia vs Brazil live stream, TV channel This quarterfinal match will be played at the Education City Stadium. Here's how you can watch all the action in some of the major global territories. Date Time TV Channel Streaming USA Fri, Dec. 9 10:00 ET Fox, Telemundo Fox Sports site/app, Telemundo Deportes site/app, Peacock Canada Fri, Dec. 9 10:00 ET TSN 1,RDS (French) TSN site/app, RDS app UK Fri, Dec. 9 15:00GMT BBC One BBC iPlayer, BBC website Australia Sat, Dec. 10 02:00 AEDT SBS SBS On Demand India Fri, Dec. 9 20:30IST Sports18 Voot, JioTV Hong Kong Fri, Dec. 9 23:00HKT Now TV (Ch....

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facebook twitter reddit link After a two-day break, the 2022 FIFA World Cup continued Friday with The match was scoreless through the first 90 minutes as Croatian goalie Croatia seemed right at home in penalty kicks. It scored in all four rounds and Livaković denied There's one more semifinals spot up for grabs Friday, as the

Croatia progressed to the World Cup semi-finals after beating Brazil on penalties. A tense 90 minutes where clear-cut chances were few and far between meant extra time was needed, which perhaps shouldn’t have been a surprise – eight of Croatia’s last nine tournament knockout games have gone to extra time. Bruno Petkovic equalised with just three minutes left in the game, which led us to penalties. Marquinhos missed the key penalty, with Neymar still not having taken his, as Brazil, many people’s favourites for the trophy, were eliminated. Jeff Rueter, Felipe Cardenas and Ahmed Walid analyse the key talking points. World cup favourites Brazil were sensationally knocked out by Croatia on Friday. Neymar gave Brazil the lead in extra time but Bruno Petkovic equalised five minutes from time to take the game to penalties, which Croatia won 4-2. JJ Bull explains how Croatia came back to win the game and book their place in the semi-finals. Richarlison told The Athletic after the game: “Hard to say, huh? Difficult to put words. I think we did almost everything right. Unfortunately, we will not crown the excellent work we built. “Now it's time to suffer a little. I have to apologise to our family members and our fans who believed in us until the end. Now it's time to go to the bedroom and cry because we are human beings, we are flesh and blood. “We suffered a very painful defeat today and we could have won.” Brazil coach Tite defended his decision to place Neymar as the fifth penal...

In reality, Croatia's best chance might be to hold out for penalties again, hoping that their dominance of possession can at least limit the opportunities Neymar and company get to test their backline. This will certainly be an almighty test for Zlatko Dalic's side, but stranger things have happened at a World Cup. Here is how you can watch the match and what you need to know: Storylines Croatia: It is hardly a ringing endorsement of your chances when in the build-up to kickoff your manager describes your opponents as terrifying, but there was no better word for Dalic when assessing the array of attacking weapons that his opposite number Tite will have at his disposal. "Brazil is the most powerful and the best national team at the World Cup," said the Croatian manager. "What I've seen so far, when you take a look at their selection of players, their quality, skills and value, then it is indeed terrifying. "I think we have a great exam ahead of us, a tough task against the team which plays great soccer with so many good quality and fast players." It may not be 50/50 but Dalic would warn against taking Croatia for granted. If his players get even the faintest hint that Brazil might, then it is sure to light a fire under them. Brazil: All is so rosy in the Brazil camp that talking points rather have to be manufactured at the moment; the dancing of Tite and his players as they celebrated another goal in their crushing win over South Korea caused something of a media storm when...