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The 2022 FIFA World Cup began on Nov. 20 and the knockout stage is almost over, with one final weekend of games to go. The third-place game will feature Croatia taking on Morocco while the big final on Sunday will pit two Paris Saint-Germain stars against each other. Lionel Messi will be seeking arguably the only major trophy missing as his Argentina go for their third star. Messi has already revealed this will be his last World Cup. Standing in his way is Kylian Mbappe and the France national team going for back-to-back titles and star No. 3. There's a lot on the line in the build-up to the Dec. 18 final. And while we have you here, make sure to Quarterfinals Friday, Dec. 9 Saturday, Dec. 10 Semifinals Tuesday, Dec. 13 Wednesday, Dec. 14 Third Place Saturday, Dec. 17 Croatia vs. Morocco, 10 a.m. (Fox, Telemundo) Final Sunday, Dec. 18 Argentina vs. France 10 a.m. (Fox, Telemundo) Completed games: Results Sunday, Nov. 20 Monday, Nov. 21 Tuesday, Nov. 22 Wednesday, Nov. 23

Les Bleus are the first team into the knockout phase after a 2-1 win over the Danes thanks to a second half double from star man Kylian Mbappe. Andreas Christensen had pulled the Scandinavians level, but Mbappe shot himself to join-top of the scoring charts with his brace to usurp Jean-Pierre Papin and Just Fontaine in the scoring charts. The French hotshot also levels Pele on seven World Cup goals for the most scored by a player younger than 24 in tournament history. Argentina, after surprisingly losing against Saudi Arabia in their opening match, got a much-needed win against Mexico to get back on track and avoid what would have beeb an unexpected and incredible elimination in the group stage. It took a brilliant long-distance strike from Lionel Messi in the 64th minute to break through against a doggedly defensive Mexico side. And then Enzo Fernandez put the game away in the 87th minute to seal the points. Meanwhile, Poland defeated Saudi Arabia for first place in Group C. Robert Lewandowski scored his first-ever World Cup goal, while Wojciech Szczesny made a double save on a penalty kick. The results mean Argentina can control their destiny and win the group if they beat Poland. As always, we will be providing you with takeaways below from the day's action -- and while you're at it, World Cup scores, results Saturday, Nov. 26 Australia surprisingly resilient The least heralded match of the day quietly produced one of the more surprising results of the tournament. After...

Just two wins, that's all that it will take to lift the World Cup title. One of Argentina or Croatia can book their places in the final which felt like an unlikely proposition after the start of the World Cup as the two meet in the semifinals on Tuesday. Argentina have bounced back from an upset loss to Saudi Arabia while Croatia are establishing themselves as one of the most consistent teams in the world. Both teams needed penalty victories to get here so while they're confident if the matches go to extra time, the hope is that they don't need another 120 minutes of soccer to progress to the next round. Lionel Messi is pushing to attain Here's our storylines, how you can watch the match and more: Team news Argentina: Lionel Scaloni will need to replace Marcos Acuna and Gonzalo Montiel who are both suspended due to yellow card accumulation. Acuna has started four of Argentina's five matches at left back but Nicolas Tagliafico will be the likely deputy in his stead. A good passer, Tagliafico can bring a dynamic presence to the Argentina attack. They will also be boosted by the return of Angel Di Maria, who was only fit enough to enter at the end of the match against the Netherlands. Everything will hinge on Messi pulling the strings but if he can't add to his four goals and two assists, Argentina have other players who can make Croatia pay. Craving more World Cup coverage? Listen below and follow Croatia: Dominik Livankovic and Dejan Lovern have repelled everything that has...

Everyone will be holding their breath to see "I mean, it's a pelvic contusion. ... I didn't, like, get hit in the balls," Pulisic said during Thursday's press conference in Qatar. "I'm all right. It was very painful. That bone is there for a reason, to protect you, I think. I hit it well. It was sore, but like I said, I'm getting better." This is Netherlands team that is patient in possession, which means that the recipe for an upset is there if the Americans come into this one with a somewhat clean bill of health. The USMNT will have a chance to press and unsettle them, which would make this a truly memorable World Cup run. Here's our storylines, how you can watch the match and more -- and while you're at it, Sorry! There was an error processing your subscription. How to watch and odds • Date: Saturday, Dec. 3 | Time: 10 a.m. ET • Location: Khalifa International Stadium -- Al Rayyan, Qatar • TV: Fox and Telemundo | Live stream: • LIVE updates: • Odds: Netherlands -104; Draw +230; United States +310 (via Caesars Sportsbook) USA vs. Netherlands lineups USA starting XI: Matt Turner, Sergino Dest, Walker Zimmerman, Tim Ream, Antonee Robinson, Tyler Adams, Yunus Musah, Weston McKennie, Tim Weah, Jesus Ferreira, Christian Pulisic Netherlands starting XI: Noppert, Timber, van Dijk, Ake, Dumfries, de Roon, de Jong, Blid, Klaassen, Gakpo, Depay Team news United States: With only two goals scored during the World Cup thus far, everything starts with defense for this battle tested U...