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By Lineklaus
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GROUP A
FRANCE
SOUTH KOREA
NORWAY
NIGERIA
GROUP B
GERMANY
CHINA PR
SPAIN
SOUTH AFRICA
GROUP C
AUSTRALIA
ITALY
BRAZIL
JAMAICA
GROUP D
ENGLAND
SCOTLAND
ARGENTINA
JAPAN
GROUP E
CANADA
CAMEROON
NEW ZEALAND
NETHERLANDS
GROUP F
UNITED STATES
THAILAND
CHILE
SWEDEN
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The four best third-placed teams from the six groups advance to the knockout stage along with the six group winners and six runners-up.
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By Lineklaus
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GROUP A
RUSSIA
SAUDI ARABIA
EGYPT
URUGUAY
GROUP B
PORTUGAL
SPAIN
MOROCCO
IRAN
GROUP C
FRANCE
AUSTRALIA
PERU
DENMARK
GROUP D
ARGENTINA
ICELAND
CROATIA
NIGERIA
GROUP E
BRAZIL
SWITZERLAND
COSTA RICA
SERBIA
GROUP F
GERMANY
MEXICO
SWEDEN
SOUTH KOREA
GROUP G
BELGIUM
PANAMA
TUNISIA
ENGLAND
GROUP H
POLAND
SENEGAL
COLOMBIA
JAPAN
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SQUADS
The Guardian's complete guide to all 736 players at the 2018 World Cup
The complete guide to all the stadiums
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By ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster
We've got a month until the World Cup! So exciting!
Anyway for some reason the BBC suddenly posted news about Japan's squad because Shunsuke Nakamura (the ex-Celtic player) has been recalled.
However the best news is that Kawaguchi is back in the squad as third choice goalie! He's a total legend. A chirpy little Japanese shot stopping legend:
My local team is Nagoya Grampus and we've got two players in the squad but one is Tulio who hasn't had the best couple of years.
Is Jesus (Kennedy) in the Australian squad? He's Nagoya's big lanky striker who looks useless for 89 minutes and then bundles in a header in the last minute pretty much every game.
Anyway, Japan are annoying me because their style at ANY kind of football is to try to dribble the ball into the net (a bit like Arsenal but less successful) instead of one person just deciding to let rip from around the box. If they actually shot from 16-25 yards from time to time they'd actually be pretty decent. -
By Bad Santa
We have an England thread, but not a general one, so here it is.
Norn Iron are 1-0 down against Russia with around 25mins to play.
Wales vs. Belgium is on Sky Sports later, and Holland-Turkey can be watched on ESPN.
Fully expecting a comfortable Belgium win this evening. Can't see Wales handling them.
Scotland play Serbia, and Rep Ire vs. Kazakhstan is currently goal-less.
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