FRANCE CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD: France won the 2018 FIFA World Cup beating Croatia 4-2 in final

France has won the 2018 FIFA World Cup beating Croatia in the final with Griezmann, Pogba and Mbappe on target in what was a 4-2 win against a very resilient Croatia side. The scoreline do not justice how good Croatia played in the final.

France has won their second world cup title after beating Croatia in the final of 2018 World cup in Russia. It was a game where Croatia dominated first half but it was France who went into the break ahead 2-1. France played better in second half and added another two in quick succession and made it 4-1, but Hugo Lloris error had Croatia glimmer of hope but not enough time to turn things around.

21st edition of world’s most watched sports event, FIFA World Cup 2018, takes place in the summer of 2018 in Russia. The tournament will be played from 14th June 2018 to 15th July 2018 and 32 teams from across the world will compete in the big tournament. FIFA has promised the most extensive coverage in history of the tournament with live coverage to be shown in 190 different territories across the world.

Upcoming FIFA World Cup 2018 Semifinal Matches: FIFA World Cup 2018 now reaches last 4 stage where two semifinal ties will be played on 10 and 11 July 2018. one match will be played each day, starting at 19:00 uk time. Below is the upcoming match schedule.

#2. France vs Croatia – The Final
Date: 15 July 2018 – Time: 17:00 CET / 16:00 uk time
Venue:  Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow

FIFA World Cup 2018 Match Schedule

DATE	MATCH	TIME
14 June	Opening Ceremony	16:00 CET / 15:00 uk time
14 June	Russia vs Saudi Arabia	17:00 CET / 16:00 uk time
15 June	Egypt vs Uruguay	15:00 CET / 14:00 uk time
15 June	Morocco vs Iran	17:00 CET / 16:00 uk time
15 June	Portugal vs Spain	20:00 CET / 19:00 uk time
16 June	France vs Australia	12:00 CET / 11:00 uk time
16 June	Argentina vs Iceland	15:00 CET / 14:00 uk time
16 June	Peru vs Denmark	18:00 CET / 17:00 uk time
16 June	Croatia vs Nigeria	21:00 CET / 20:00 uk time
17 June	Brazil vs Switzerland	14:00 CET / 13:00 uk time
17 June	Cost Rica vs Serbia	17:00 CET / 16:00 uk time
17 June	Germany vs Mexico	20:00 CET / 19:00 uk time
18 June	Sweden vs South Korea	14:00 CET / 13:00 uk time
18 June	Belgium vs Panama	17:00 CET / 16:00 uk time
18 June	England vs Tunisia	20:00 CET / 19:00 uk time
19 June	Poland vs Senegal	TBA
19 June	Colombia vs Japan	TBA
19 June	Russia vs Egypt	TBA
20 June	Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay	TBA
20 June	Portugal vs Morocco	TBA
20 June	Spain vs Iran	TBA
21 June	France vs Peru	TBA
21 June	Denmark vs Australia	TBA
21 June	Argentina vs Croatia	TBA
22 June	Iceland vs Nigeria	TBA
22 June	Brazil vs Costa Rica	TBA
22 June	Serbia vs Switzerland	TBA
23 June	Germany vs Sweden	TBA
23 June	South Korea vs Mexico	TBA
23 June	Belgium vs Tunisia	TBA
24 June	England vs Panama	TBA
24 June	Poland vs Colombia	TBA
24 June	Japan vs Senegal	TBA
25 June	Russia vs Uruguay	TBA
25 June	Saudi Arabia vs Egypt	TBA
25 June	Portugal vs Iran	TBA
25 June	Spain vs Morocco	TBA
26 June	France vs Denmark	TBA
26 June	Australia vs Peru	TBA
26 June	Argentina vs Nigeria	TBA
26 June	Iceland vs Croatia	TBA
27 June	Brazil vs Serbia	TBA
27 June	Switzerland vs Costa Rica	TBA
27June	Germany vs South Korea	TBA
27 June	Sweden vs Mexico	TBA
28 June	England vs Belgium	TBA
28 June	Panama vs Tunisia	TBA
28 June	Poland vs Japan	TBA
28 June	Senegal vs Colombia	TBA

FIFA has promised very extensive coverage details for the 2018 FIFA World Cup starting on 14th June. All major channels around the world cup are broadcasting the world cup while fifa continued their policy that participating countries local channels atleast show their own countries games live on free-to-air channels.

In the UK BBC and ITV will share the coverage and they are broadcasting the tournament live on TV and through their official website and apps. In the US, you need to subscribe to FoxSports as they have exclusive rights of World Cup in english. In Germany both ARD and ZDF are sharing world cup rights (both terrestrial channels)