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It’s taken us 60 games but we’ve finally arrived at one of the biggest matchups of the World Cup with England and France meeting in the quarterfinals. FIFA couldn’t have scripted it better themselves (except for maybe an The Three Lions are looking for redemption after a disappointing loss at In the other corner, you have the defending World Cup champions. The French have shown style and finesse since arriving in Qatar and seem to possess the ability to get it done no matter the opponent. Only one will advance. Here’s a look at the quarterfinal matchup between England and France. Get a weekly recap of the latest San Francisco Bay Area housing news. When is England vs. France in the 2022 FIFA World Cup? The European giants will face off Saturday, Dec. 10th. What time is England vs. France in the 2022 FIFA World Cup? The match will kick off at 2 p.m. ET (10 p.m. local time) at How to watch England vs. France in the 2022 FIFA World Cup The game will be broadcast on FOX in English and Telemundo in Spanish. How to stream England vs. France in the 2022 FIFA World Cup The game can be streamed online on Who are the players to watch in England vs. France? Take your pick. Saturday’s semifinal is arguably the biggest match of the tournament so far, in terms of the sheer number of household names included on the pitch. England For England, Harry Kane leads one of its most stacked rosters ever. Kane, captain of Tottenham Hotspurs, won the Golden Boot in 2018 with five goals. Despite on...

Reigning champions France reached the 2022 FIFA World Cup semifinals at the expense of England in a compelling quarterfinal decided by Olivier Giroud's close-range header and Harry Kane's penalty miss at the Al Bayt Stadium. Kane blazed a penalty over the crossbar six minutes from time to ensure England would not level for a second time, after the Tottenham striker had matched Wayne Rooney's record of 53 goals for England to draw his side level in the second half. Aurelien Tchouameni gave France the lead with a 25-yard strike that dipped beyond Jordan Pickford's dive in the 17th minute. France had the better of the opening stages but were indebted to goalkeeper Hugo Lloris — earning a record 143rd cap for his country's senior men's team — when he clawed a powerful long-range drive from Kane around a post to keep his side in front. 😳 There have been 8 other World Cup winners. England have never beaten any of them in a major tournament knockout game outside Wembley. Jude Bellingham's stinging attempt was tipped over the crossbar by Lloris, and England goalkeeper Pickford kept out a Giroud volley from close range as the sides traded chances during the second half. Three-time Premier League Golden Boot winner Kane became the first player to both score and miss a penalty in a World Cup match since Michal Bilek for Czechoslovakia against USA in 1990. France will return to the same setting to meet Morocco in the semifinals on Wednesday, while 2018 semifinalists England's first de...

Sorry! There was an error processing your subscription. Here's our storylines, how you can watch the match and more: How to watch and odds • Date: Saturday, Dec. 10 | Time: 2:00 p.m. ET • Location: Al Bayt Stadium -- Al Khor, Qatar • TV: FOX and Telemundo | Live stream: • Odds: England +190; Draw: +220; France +150 (via Caesars Sportsbook) Team news England: Raheem Sterling is back with the squad after returning to the UK following a break-in at his home, but Ben White remains absent due to personal reasons. Callum Wilson has been suffering from a slight know while Declan Rice missed training on Wednesday through illness but should be fine to start. Jordan Henderson and Jude Bellingham should form a trio with Rice in midfield despite suggestions of a three-man defense. Craving more World Cup coverage? Listen below and follow France: Kylian Mbappe has been back in training after missing Tuesday's session due to an ankle complaint, but he was back on Wednesday and Didier Deschamps is unlikely to change his starting XI based on that. Olivier Giroud is chasing Roger Milla's record as the only player 36 or older to score four times at a World Cup while France have won all nine World Cup games featuring Mbappe. Aurelien Tchouameni and Jules Kounde are both on yellow cards so will miss the semifinal should they pick up another in the event that Les Bleus qualify. Prediction Both teams look likely to score given that the French are yet to keep a clean sheet in Qatar while the Engl...

France took a 17th-minute lead when Aurelien Tchouameni's 25-yard drive beat Jordan Pickford low to his right. England were the better team for long spells and created chances, deservedly pulling level nine minutes after the break when Kane beat Tottenham team-mate Hugo Lloris in convincing fashion with his penalty after Tchouameni fouled Bukayo Saka. France regained the lead 12 minutes from time when Olivier Giroud headed in Antoine Griezmann's perfect cross but England had a swift chance to draw level when Theo Hernandez fouled substitute Mason Mount in the box. Kane had the opportunity to make history but uncharacteristically blazed his penalty over the top and England's World Cup dream was over as France look forward to a semi-final against Morocco. • All the reaction as England lose to France • Fifa World Cup: Groups and schedule • World Cup TV coverage guide England's exit so cruel England have been accused of making timid exits at major tournaments in the past but this charge cannot be levelled at Gareth Southgate and his players here. They matched France and were superior for long spells, with Saka and Declan Rice outstanding, so this will be a painful loss as a route to their first World Cup final since 1966 appeared to be opening up. Sadly for England and Southgate, they were unable to take the chances that came their way, and they ran into France keeper Lloris at his best. And it will be captain Kane who feels the disappointment most acutely after missing that s...

In a gargantuan World Cup quarterfinal between European heavyweights England and France, Harry Kane's missed penalty looms large as the Three Lions fall to France 2-1. Olivier Giroud, who continues to write his name in French international history, provides the key moment again for Les Bleus, scoring the eventual winner 78th minute. Kane, who had already bagged once from the penalty spot, got another opportunity thanks to a VAR review which found Theo Hernandez guilty of a foul. Yet he skied his second effort over the bar, leaving Spurs teammate Hugo Lloris breathing easy and letting France off the hook. England were likely good enough for a draw in this match, as Jude Bellingham and Bukayo Saka performed well in the second half. France weren't great on the whole, but took their chances well and didn't need to be heavy on the gas all 90 minutes. The MORE: The updated boxscore for the England vs France match is followed by in-game tips from Kyle Bonn, along with his observations and analysis as the match progresses. England vs France final score 1H 2H Score England 0 1 1 France 1 1 2 Goals: 17th min — FRA — Aurelien Tchouameni [WATCH: 54th min — ENG — Harry Kane (pen)[WATCH: 78th min — FRA — Olivier Giroud [WATCH: 85th min — ENG — Harry Kane ( missed pen)[WATCH: Confirmed lineups: England (4-3-3, right to left): 1. Pickford (GK) — 2. Walker, 5. Stones, 6. Maguire, 3. Shaw — 8. Henderson, 4. Rice, 22. Bellingham — 17. Saka, 9. Kane, 20. Foden. France (4-2-3-1, right to left)...