2018 brings to you the most awaited event you’ve all been waiting for. FIFA World Cup is here! We’ll be witnessing the greatest football players on the planet take the center stage in Russia which is the host of FIFA World Cup 2018. Nations will battle for the highest prize in the game of football starting from June 14 all the way up to July 15.

1. FIFA World Cup 2018 – Complete Match Schedule: Timings, Dates &
Groups
2018 brings to you the most awaited event you’ve all been waiting for. FIFA World Cup is
here! We’ll be witnessing the greatest football players on the planet take the center stage in
Russia which is the host of FIFA World Cup 2018. Nations will battle for the highest prize
in the game of football starting from June 14 all the way up to July 15.
With 32 national teams playing each other to be named the champions of the world, the
defending champion Germany would definitely look to win the tournament again for an
assure domination in the game of football over other European strong teams like Spain,
France, England and Portugal who are looking to make amends with a stronger show this
time.
The matches are set to begin on June 14 and the tournament promises to be bigger than ever
with a total of 64 fixtures being played. Host Russia will be locking horns with Saudi Arabia
and look to be the victor, in the world cup opening match. 32 teams have been slotted into
eight groups, consisting of 4 teams each.
2014 Champions Germany are all set to kick off their 2018 world cup campaign with their
first match against Mexico on June 17 while five-time winners Brazil will face Switzerland in
their opener scheduled on the same day.
The final match is set to take place in Moscow at the Luzhniki Stadium on July 15, which
is a Sunday.
Where to watch?
The FIFA 2018 World broadcasting rights have been bought by Sony Sports Network (SSN)
and you can catch the matches live on Sony Ten 2/HD and Sony Ten 3/HD.

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The complete schedule along with the timings (all times are in IST) of FIFA World Cup
2018 can be found below:
Group A Group B Group C Group D
Russia Portugal France Argentina
Saudi Arabia Spain Australia Iceland
Egypt Morocco Peru Croatia
Uruguay Iran Denmark Nigeria
Group E Group F Group G Group H
Brazil Germany Belgium Japan
Switzerland Mexico Panama Colombia
Costa Rica Sweden Tunisia Senegal
Serbia South Korea England Poland
Group Stage Matches
Match
no.
Match Date Day Time (IST)
1
Russia vs Saudi
Arabia
14-Jun-18 Thursday 8:30 PM
2 Egypt vs Uruguay 15 June 2018 Friday 5:30 PM
3 Morocco vs Iran 15 June 2018 Friday 8:30 PM
4 Portugal vs Spain 15 June 2018 Friday 11:30 PM
5 France vs Australia 16 June 2018 Saturday 3:30 PM
6 Argentina vs Iceland 16 June 2018 Saturday 6:30 PM
7 Peru vs Denmark 16 June 2018 Saturday 9:30 PM
8 Croatia vs Nigeria 17-Jun-18 Sunday 12:30 AM
9 Costa Rica vs Serbia 17 June 2018 Sunday 5:30 PM
10 Germany vs Mexico 17 June 2018 Sunday 8:30 PM
11 Brazil vs Switzerland 17 June 2018 Sunday 11:30 PM
12
Sweden vs Korea
Republic
18 June 2018 Monday 5:30 PM
13 Belgium vs Panama 18 June 2018 Monday 8:30 PM
14 Tunisia vs England 18 June 2018 Monday 11:30 PM
15 Colombia vs Japan 19 June 2018 Tuesday 5:30 PM
16 Poland vs Senegal 19 June 2018 Tuesday 8:30 PM
17 Russia vs Egypt 19-Jun-18 Tuesday 11:30 PM
18 Portugal vs Morocco 20 June 2018 Wednesday 5:30 PM
19
Uruguay vs Saudi
Arabia
20 June 2018 Wednesday 8:30 PM
20 Iran vs Spain 20 June 2018 Wednesday 11:30 PM
21 Denmark vs Australia 21 June 2018 Thursday 5:30 PM

3. 22 France vs Peru 21 June 2018 Thursday 8:30 PM
23 Argentina vs Croatia 21 June 2018 Thursday 11:30 PM
24 Brazil vs Costa Rica 22 June 2018 Friday 5:30 PM
25 Nigeria vs Iceland 22 June 2018 Friday 8:30 PM
26 Serbia vs Switzerland 22 June 2018 Friday 11:30 PM
27 Belgium vs Tunisia 23 June 2018 Saturday 5:30 PM
28
Korea Republic vs
Mexico
23 June 2018 Saturday 8:30 PM
29 Germany vs Sweden 23-Jun-18 Saturday 11:30 PM
30 England vs Panama 24 June 2018 Sunday 5:30 PM
31 Japan vs Senegal 24 June 2018 Sunday 8:30 PM
32 Poland vs Colombia 24-Jun-18 Sunday 11:30 PM
33 Uruguay vs Russia 25 June 2018 Monday 7:30 PM
34 Saudi Arabia vs Egypt 25 June 2018 Monday 7:30 PM
35 Iran vs Portugal 25 June 2018 Monday 11:30 PM
36 Spain vs Morocco 25-Jun-18 Monday 11:30 PM
37 Denmark vs France 26 June 2018 Tuesday 7:30 PM
38 Australia vs Peru 26-Jun-18 Tuesday 7:30 PM
39 Nigeria vs Argentina 26-Jun-18 Tuesday 11:30 PM
40 Iceland vs Croatia 26-Jun-18 Tuesday 11:30 PM
41
Mexico vs Korea
Republic
27 June 2018 Wednesday 5:30 PM
42
South Republic vs
Germany
27-Jun-18 Wednesday 7:30 PM
43 Serbia vs Brazil 27-Jun-18 Wednesday 11:30 PM
44
Switzerland vs Costa
Rica
27-Jun-18 Wednesday 11:30 PM
45 Japan vs Poland 28-Jun-18 Thursday 7:30 PM
46 Senegal vs Colombia 28-Jun-18 Thursday 7:30 PM
47 Panama vs Tunisia 28-Jun-18 Thursday 10:30 PM
48 England vs Belgium 28-Jun-18 Thursday 11:30 PM
Round of 16 Matches
49 1C vs 2D 30-Jun-18 Saturday 7:30 PM
50 1A vs 2B 30-Jun-18 Saturday 11:30 PM
51 1B vs 2A 01-Jul-18 Sunday 7:30 PM
52 1D vs 2C 1 July 2018 Sunday 11:30 PM
53 1E vs 2F 2 July 2018 Monday 7:30 PM
54 1G vs 2H 2 July 2018 Monday 11:30 PM
55 1F vs 2E 3 July 2018 Tuesday 7:30 PM
56 1H vs 2G 3 July 2018 Tuesday 11:30 PM
Quarter Finals
57 W49 vs W50 6 July 2018 Friday 7:30 PM

4. 58 W53 vs W54 6 July 2018 Friday 11:30 PM
59 W55 vs W56 7 July 2018 Saturday 7:30 PM
60 W51 vs W52 7 July 2018 Saturday 11:30 PM
Semi Finals
61 W57 vs W58 10 July 2018 Tuesday 11:30 PM
62 W59 vs W60 11 July 2018 Wednesday 11:30 PM
Third Place Match
63 L61 vs L62 14 July 2018 Saturday 7:30 PM
Final Match
64 W61 vs W62 15 July 2018 Sunday 8:30 PM
2018 FIFA World Cup squads:
Russia 28-man preliminary squad: Abdullah Al-Khaibari, Abdullah Al-Mayuf, Abdullah
Otayf, Alan Dzagoev, Aleksey Miranchuk, Alexsandr Erokhin, Alexsandr Golovin,
Alexsandr Samedov, Alexsandr Tashaev, Andrey Lunev; Vladimir Granat, Andrey Semenov,
Anton Miranchuk, Daler Kuzyaev, Denis Cheryshev; Artem Dzyuba, Fedor Chalov., Fedor
Kudryashov, Fedor Smolov, Igor Akinfeev, Igor Smolnikov, Ilya Kutepov, Konstantin
Rausch, Mario Fernandes; Yuri Gazinskiy, Roman Neustadter, Roman Zobnin, Sergei
Ignashevich, Soslan Dzhanaev, Vladimir Gabulov, Yuri Zhirkov.
Saudi Arabia World Cup 2018 squad: Abdullah Al-Mayuf; Mansoor Al-Harbi, Abdullah
Otayf, Abdulmalek Al-Khaibri, Ali Al-Bulaihi; Abdullah Al-Khaibari, Assaf Al-Qarny,
Hattan Bahebri, Houssain Al-Mogahwi, Mohamed Kanno, Mohammad Al-Sahlawi,
Mohammad Al-Sahlawi, Mohammed Al-Breik, Mohammed Al-Kwikbi, Mohammed Al-
Kwikbi, Mohammed Al-Owais, Mohammed Jahfali, Motaz Hawsawi, Muhannad Assiri,
Muhannad Assiri, Nawaf Al-Abed, Omar Hawsawi, Osama Hawsawi, Saeed Al-Mowalad,
Salem Al-Dawsari, Salem Al-Dawsari, Salman Al-Faraj, Taiseer Al-Jassim, Yasser Al-
Musailem, Yasser Al-Shahrani, Yehya Al-Shehri; Fahad Al-Muwallad, Yehya Al-Shehri;
Fahad Al-Muwallad.
Egypt 29-man preliminary squad: Abdallah Said, Ahmed Elmohamady, Ahmed Gomaa,
Ahmed Hegazi and Ali Gabr, Amr Warda; Marwan Mohsen, Amro Tarek; Tarek Hamed,
Ayman Ashraf, Essam El Hadary, Kahraba, Karim Hafez, Kouka, Mahmoud Abdel Aziz,
Mahmoud Hamdy, Mohamed Abdel-Shafy, Mohamed Awad; Ahmed Fathi, Mohamed
Elneny, Mohamed El-Shennawy, Mohamed Salah, Mohammad Al-Sahlawi, Mohammed Al-
Kwikbi, Muhannad Assiri, Omar Gaber, Ramadan Sobhi, Saad Samir, Salem Al-Dawsari,
Sam Morsy, Sherif Ekramy, Shikabala, Trezeguet, Yehya Al-Shehri; Fahad Al-Muwallad.
Uruguay 26-man preliminary squad: Carlos Sanchez, Cristhian Stuani, Cristian Rodriguez,
Diego Godin, Diego Laxalt, Edinson Cavani, Federico Valverde, Fernando Muslera, Gaston
Ramirez, Gaston Silva, Giorgian De Arrascaeta, Guillermo Varela, Jonathan Urretaviscaya,
Jose Maria Gimenez, Lucas Torreira, Luis Suarez, Martin Caceres, Martin Campana, Martin
Silva, Matias Vecino, Maximiliano Gomez, Maximiliano Pereira, Nahitan Nandez, Nicolas
Lodeiro, Rodrigo Bentancur, Sebastian Coates.
Portugal 23-man final squad: Adrien Silva, Andre Silva, Anthony Lopes, Bernardo Silva,
Beto, Bruno Alves, Bruno Fernandes, Cedric Soares, Cristiano Ronaldo, Gelson Martins,

5. Goncalo Guedes, Joao Mario, Joao Moutinho, Jose Fonte, Manuel Fernandes, Mario Rui,
Pepe, Raphael Guerreiro, Ricardo Pereira, Ricardo Quaresma, Ruben Dias, Rui Patricio,
William Carvalho.
Spain 23-man final squad: Alvaro Odriozola, Andres Iniesta, Cesar Azpilicueta, David de
Gea, David Silva; Isco, Diego Costa, Gerard Pique, Iago Aspas, Jordi Alba, Kepa
Arrizabalaga; Dani Carvajal, Koke, Lucas Vazquez, Marcio Asensio, Nacho, Nacho Monreal;
Sergio Busquets, Pepe Reina, Rodrigo, Saul Niquez, Sergio Ramos, Thiago Alcantara.
Morocco World Cup 2018 squad: Achraf Hakimi, Ahmad Reda Tagnaouti, Amine Harit;
Khalid Boutaib, Ayoub El Kaabi, Aziz Bouhaddouz, Badr Benoun, Faycal Fajr, Hakim
Ziyech, Hamza Mendyl; M’bark Boussoufa, Karim El Ahmadi, Manuel Da Costa, Mehdi
Benatia, Mehdi Carcela, Mounir El Kajoui, Nabil Dirar, Nordin Amrabat, Romain Saiss,
Sofyan Amrabat, Yassine Bounou, Younes Belhanda, Youssef Ait Bennasser.
Iran 35-man preliminary squad: Ahmad Abdolahzadeh, Ali Gholizadeh, Ali Karimi,
Alireza Beiranvand, Amir Abedzadeh; Ramin Rezaeian, Ashkan Dejagah, Ehsan Hajsafi,
Karim Ansarifard, Kaveh Rezaei, Mahdi Taremi, Mahdi Torabi, Masoud Shojaei, Milad
Mohammadi, Mohammad Ansari, Mohammad Reza Khanzadeh, Morteza Pouraliganji, Omid
Ebrahimi, Omid Norafkan, Pejman Montazeri, Rashid Mazaheri, Reza Ghoochannejhad,
Roozbeh Cheshmi; Saeid Ezatolahi, Saeid AGhaei, Saman Ghoddos, Sardar Azmoun, Seyed
Hossein Hosseini, Seyed Jalal Hosseini, Seyed Majid Hosseini, Soroush Rafiei, Steven
Beitashour, Vahid Amiri; Alireza Jahanbakhsh, Voria Ghafouri.
France 23-man final squad: Adil Rami, Alphonse Areola, Antoine Griezmann, Benjamin
Mendy, Benjamin Pavard, Blaise Matuidi, Corentin Tolisso, Djibril Sidibe, Florian Thauvin,
Hugo Lloris, Kylian Mbappe, Lucas Hernandez, Nabil Fekir, N’Golo Kante, Olivier Giroud,
Ousmane Dembele, Paul Pogba, Presnel Kimpembe, Raphael Varane, Samuel Umtiti, Steve
Mandanda, Steven N’Zonzi, Thomas Lemar.
Australia 26-man preliminary squad: Aaron Mooy, Andrew Nabbout, Brad Jones, Danny
Vukovic; Aziz Behich, Dimitri Petratos, Fran Karacic, Jackson Irvine, James Meredith,
James Troisi; Daniel Arzani, Josh Risdon, Mark Milligan, Massimo Luongo, Mat Ryan,
Mathew Leckie, Matthew Jurman, Mile Jedinak, Milos Degenek, Nikita Rukavytsya, Robbie
Kruse, Tim Cahill, Tom Rogic, Tomi Juric, Trent Sainsbury; Josh Brillante.
Peru 24-man preliminary squad: Alberto Rodriguez, Aldo Corzo, Anderson Santamaria,
Andre Carrillo, Andy Polo, Carlos Caceda, Christian Cueva, Christian Ramos, Edison Flores,
Jefferson Farfan, Jose Carvallo, Luis Abram, Luis Advincula, Miguel Araujo, Miguel Trauco,
Nilson Loyola, Paolo Hurtado, Pedro Aquino, Pedro Gallese, Raul Ruidiaz, Renato Tapia,
Sergio Pena, Wilder Cartagena, Yoshimar Yotun.
Denmark 35-man preliminary squad: Andreas Bjelland, Andreas Christensen, Andreas
Cornelius, Christian Eriksen, Daniel Wass, Frederik Ronow, Henrik Dalsgaard, Jannik
Vestergaard, Jens Stryger, Jesper Hansen; Simon Kjaer, Jonas Knudsen, Jonas Lossl, Kasper
Dolberg, Kasper Schmeichel, Kenneth Zohore, Lasse Schone, Lukas Lerager, Martin
Braithwaite, Mathias Jensen, Mathias Jorgensen, Michael Krohn-Dehli, Mike Jensen, Nicklas
Bendtner, Nicolai Boilesen; William Kvist, Nicolai Jorgensen, Peter Ankersen, Pierre-Emile
Hojbjerg, Riza Durmisi, Robert Skov; Pione Sisto, Thomas Delaney, Viktor Fischer, Yussuf
Poulsen.

6. Argentina 23-man final squad: Angel Di Maria, Cristian Ansaldi, Cristian Pavon, Eduardo
Salvio; Javier Mascherano, Ever Banega, Federico Fazio, Franco Armani; Gabriel Mercado,
Gio Lo Celso, Gonzalo Higuain, Lucas Biglia, Manuel Lanzini, Marcos Acuna, Marcos Rojo,
Maximiliano Meza; Lionel Messi, Nahuel Guzmán, Nicolas Otamendi, Nicolas Tagliafico,
Paulo Dybala, Sergio Aguero, Willy Caballero.
Iceland 23-man preliminary squad: Albert Gudmundsson, Ari Freyr Skulason, Arnor Ingvi
Traustason, Aron Gunnarsson; Alfred Finnbogason, Birkir Bjarnason, Birkir Mar Saevarsson,
Bjorn Bergmann Sigurdarson, Emil Hallfredsson, Frederik Schram; Kari Arnason, Gylfi
Sigurdsson, Hannes Thor Halldorsson, Holmar Orn Eyjolfsson, Hordur Magnusson, Jon Dadi
Bodvarsson, Olafur Ingi Skulason, Ragnar Sigurdsson; Johann Berg Gudmundsson, Runar
Alex Runarsson, Rurik Gislason, Samuel Fridjonsson, Sverrir Ingi Ingason.
Croatia 24-man preliminary squad: Ante Rebic, Marko Pjaca, Andrej Kramaric, Nikola
Kalinic, Ivan Perisic, Filip Bradaric; Mario Mandzukic, Marcelo Brozovic, Milan Badelj,
Mateo Kovacic, Ivan Rakitic, Borna Sosa; Luka Modric, Duje Caleta-Car, Matej Mitrovic,
Tin Jedvaj, Josip Pivaric, Sime Vrsaljko, Dejan Lovren, Ivan Strinic, Domagoj Vida,
Dominik Livakovic; Vedran Corluka, Lovre Kalinic, Danijel Subasic.
Nigeria 30-man preliminary squad: Abdullahi Shehu, Ahmed Musa, Alex Iwobi, Bryan
Idowu, Chidozie Awaziem, Daniel Akpeyi, Dele Ajiboye; William Troost-Ekong, Elderson
Echiejile, Francis Uzoho, Ikechukwu Ezenwa, Joel Obi; Mikel Agu; Odion Ighalo, John Obi
Mikel, John Ogu, Junior Lokosa, Kelechi Iheanacho, Kenneth Omeruo, Leon Balogun,
Moses Simon, Ogenyi Onazi, Oghenekaro Etebo, Olaoluwa Aina, Simeon Nwankwo,
Stephen Eze, Tyronne Ebuehi, Uche Agbo, Victor Moses, Wilfred Ndidi.
Brazil 23-man final squad: Alisson, Cassio; Danilo, Douglas Costa; Neymar, Ederson,
Fagner, Fernandinho, Filipe Luis, Fred, Gabriel Jesus, Marcelo, Marquinhos, Miranda,
Paulinho, Pedro Geromel; Casemiro, Philippe Coutinho, Renato Augusto, Roberto Firmino,
Taison, Thiago Silva, Willian.
Switzerland 26-man preliminary squad: Akanji, Behrami, Burki, Djourou, Drmic,
Dzemaili, E. Fernandes, Elvedi, Embolo, Freuler, G. Fernandes, Gavranovic, Kobel, Lang,
Lichtsteiner, Moubandje, Mvogo, Rodriguez, Schar, Seferovic, Shaqiri, Sommer, Widmer,
Xhaka, Zakaria, Zuber.
Costa Rica 23-man final squad: Bryan Oviedo, Bryan Ruiz, Celso Borges, Christian
Bolanos, Cristian Gamboa, Daniel Colindres, David Guzman, Francisco Calvo, Giancarlo
Gonzalez, Ian Smith, Joel Campbell, Johan Venegas, Johnny Acosta, Kendall Waston,
Keylor Navas, Leonel Moreira, Marco Urena, Oscar Duarte, Patrick Pemberton, Randall
Azofeifa, Rodney Wallace, Ronald Matarrita, Yeltsin Tejeda.
Serbia 27-man preliminary squad: Adem Ljajic, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Aleksandar
Kolarov, Aleksandar Mitrovic, Aleksandar Prijovic, Andrija Zivkovic, Antonio Rukavina,
Branislav Ivanovic, Dusan Tadic, Dusko Tosic, Filip Kostic, Luka Jovic, Luka Milivojevic,
Marko Dmitrovic, Marko Grujic, Matija Nastasic, Mijat Gacinovic, Milan Rodic, Milos
Veljkovic, Nemanja Maksimovic, Nemanja Matic, Nemanja Radonjic, Nikola Milenkovic,
Predrag Rajkovic, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Uros Spajic, Vladimir Stojkovic.

7. Germany 27-man preliminary squad: Antonio Rudiger, Bernd Leno, Ilkay Gundogan,
Jerome Boateng, Jonas Hector, Jonathan Tah, Joshua Kimmich, Julian Brandt, Julian Draxler,
Kevin Trapp, Leon Goretzka, Leroy Sane, Manuel Neuer, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Marco
Reus, Mario Gomez, Marvin Plattenhardt, Mats Hummels, Matthias Ginter, Mesut Ozil,
Niklas Sule, Nils Petersen, Sami Khedira, Sebastian Rudy, Thomas Muller, Timo Werner,
Toni Kroos.
Mexico 28-man preliminary squad: Alfredo Talavera; Diego Reyes, Andrés Guardado,
Carlos Salcedo, Carlos Vela, Chicharito Hernández, Edson Álvarez, Giovani dos Santos,
Guillermo Ochoa, Héctor Herrera, Héctor Moreno, Hirving Lozano, Hugo Ayala, Javier
Aquino, Javier Aquino, Jesus Corona, Jesús Gallardo, Jesús Molina y Erick Gutiérrez;
Tecatito Corona, Jonathan González, Jurgen Damm, Marco Fabián, Miguel Layún, Néstor
Araujo, Rafael Márquez; Jonathan dos Santos, Raúl Jiménez.
Sweden 23-man final squad: Albin Ekdal, Andreas Granqvist, Emil Forsberg, Emil Krafth,
Filip Helander, Gustav Svensson, Isaac Kiese Thelin, Jimmy Durmaz, John Guidetti, Karl-
Johan Johnsson, Kristoffer Nordfeldt, Ludwig Augustinsson, Marcus Berg, Marcus Rohden,
Martin Olsson, Mikael Lustig, Ola Toivonen, Oscar Hiljemark, Pontus Jansson, Robin Olsen,
Sebastian Larsson, Victor Lindelof, Viktor Claesson.
South Korea 28-man preliminary squad: Cho Hyeonwoo, Go Yohan, Hong Chul, Hwang
Heechan, Jang Hyunsoo, Jeong Seunghyeon, Jeong Wooyoung, Ju Sejong, Ki Sungyueng,
Kim Jinhyeon, Kim Jinsu, Kim Minwoo, Kim Seunggyu, Kim Shinwook, Kim Younggwon,
Koo Jacheol, Kwon Changhoon, Kwon Kyungwon, Lee Chungyong, Lee Jaesung, Lee
Keunho, Lee Seungwoo, Lee Yong, Moon Sunmin, Oh Bansuk, Park Jooho, Son Heungmin,
Yun Yeongseon.
Belgium 28-man preliminary squad: Adnan Januzaj, Axel Witsel; Michy Batshuayi,
Christian Benteke, Christian Kabasele, Dedryck Boyata, Dries Mertens, Eden Hazard, Jan
Vertonghen; Nacer Chadli, Jordan Lukaku, Kevin De Bruyne, Koen Casteels, Laurent Ciman,
Leander Dendoncker, Marouane Fellaini, Matz Sels; Toby Alderweireld, Mousa Dembele,
Romelu Lukaku, Simon Mignolet, Thibaut Courtois, Thomas Meunier, Thomas Vermaelen,
Thorgan Hazard, Vincent Kompany, Yannick Carrasco, Youri Tielemans.
Panama 35-man preliminary squad: Adalberto Carrasquilla, Adolfo Machado, Alberto
Quintero, Alex Rodríguez; Azmahar Ariano, Anibal Godoy, Armando Cooper, Blas Perez,
Cristian Martinez, Edgar Barcenas, Eric Davis, Felipe Baloy, Fidel Escobar, Francisco
Palacios, Gabriel Gomez, Gabriel Torres, Harold Cummings, Ismael Diaz, Jaime Penedo,
Jose Calderon, Jose Fajardo, Jose Gonzalez, Jose Luis Rodriguez; Abdiel Arroyo, Luis
Ovalle, Luis Tejada, Michael Murillo, Miguel Camargo, Ricardo Buitrago, Richard Peralta,
Roberto Nurse, Rolando Blackburn, Roman Torres; Ricardo Avila, Valentin Pimentel.
Tunisia 29-man preliminary squad: Ahmed Akaichi, Ahmed Khalil, Ali Maaloul, Anice
Bardi, Aymen Mathlouthi, Bassem Srarfi, Bilel Mohsni, Dylan Bronn, Ellyes Skhiri,
Fakhreddine Ben Youssef, Farouk Ben Mustapha, Ferjani Sassi, Ghailene Chaalali, Hamdi
Nagguez, Karim Laribi, Khalil Chemmam, Moez Ben Cherifia, Mohamed Amine Ben Amor,
Mohamed Larbi, Mouez Hassen, Naim Sliti, Oussema Haddadi, Saber Khalifa, Saif-Eddine
Khaoui, Syam Ben Youssef, Whabi Khazri, Yassine Meriah, Yohan Benalouane.

8. England 23-man final squad: Ashley Young, Danny Rose, Danny Welbeck, Dele Alli, Eric
Dier, Gary Cahill; Jordan Henderson, Harry Maguire, Jack Butland, Jamie Vardy, Jesse
Lingard, John Stones, Jordan Pickford; Fabian Delph, Kieran Trippier, Kyle Walker, Marcus
Rashford, Nick Pope, Phil Jones, Raheem Sterling; Harry Kane, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Trent
Alexander-Arnold.
Poland 35-man preliminary squad: Arkadiusz Milik, Artur Jedrzejczyk, Bartosz
Bereszynski, Bartosz Bialkowski, Jacek Goralski, Kamil Glik, Kamil Wilczek, Krzysztof
Piatek, Lukasz Fabianski, Lukasz Piszczek; Jakub Blaszczykowski, Lukasz Skorupski,
Lukasz Teodorczyk, Maciej Rybus, Marcin Kaminski, Michal Pazdan, Pawel Dawidowicz,
Piotr Zielinski, Przemyslaw Frankowski, Robert Lewandowski, Sebastian Szymanski,
Szymon Zurkowski; Dawid Kownacki, Thiago Cionek, Tomasz Kedziora, Wojciech
Szczesny; Jan Bednarek.
Senegal 23-man final squad: Abdoulaye Diallo, Alfred Gomis, Alfred Ndiaye, Cheikh
Ndoye, Cheikhou Kouyate, Diafra Sakho, Diao Keita Balde, Idrisa Gana Gueye, Ismaila Sarr,
Kalidou Kalidou, Kara Mbodji, Khadim Ndiaye, Lamine Gassama, Mame Biram Diouf,
Mbaye Niang, Moussa Konate, Moussa Sow, Moussa Wague, Pape Alioune Ndiaye, Sadio
Mane, Salif Sane, Saliou Ciss, Youssouf Sabaly.
Colombia 35-man preliminary squad: Abel Aguilar, Bernardo Espinosa, Camilo Vargas,
Carlos Bacca, Carlos Sanchez, David Ospina, Davinson Sanchez, Duvan Zapata, Edwin
Cardona, Farid Diaz; Wilmar Barrios, Frank Fabra, Giovanni Moreno, Gustavo Cuellar, Ivan
Arboleda, James Rodriguez, Jefferson Lerma, Johan Mojica, Jose Fernando Cuadrado;
Cristian Zapata, Jose Izquierdo, Juan Fernando Quintero, Juan Guillermo Cuadrado, Luis
Fernando Muriel, Mateus Uribe, Miguel Borja, Oscar Murillo, Santiago Arias, Sebastian
Perez; Radamel Falcao Garcia, Stefan Medina, Teofilo Gutierrez, William Tesillo, Yerry
Mina, Yimmi Chara.
Japan 23-man final squad: Eiji Kawashima, Gaku Shibasaki, Gen Shoji, Genki Haraguchi,
Gotoku Sakai, Hiroki Sakai, Hotaru Yamaguchi, Keisuke Honda, Kosuke Nakamura, Makoto
Hasebe, Masaaki Higashiguchi, Maya Yoshida, Naomichi Ueda, Ryota Oshima, Shinji
Kagawa, Shinji Okazaki, Takashi Inui, Takashi Usami, Tomoaki Makino, Wataru Endo,
Yoshinori Muto, Yuto Nagatomo, Yuya Osako.