Four European Teams Battle It Out In Russia

France is the only semifinalist I predicted pre-tournament that was correct. That’s the detail you get in the semifinal of the World Cup.

Belgium’s golden generation are seen by many as the most talented generation Belgium has ever had.

This will be such an interesting and exciting game to watch. Of course they have great talent and Eden Hazard is top of that list and he has carried the team like a captain should. France, strangely, have more to prove in this match, after a run in this tournament that can be described as “decent”, not “exceptional”.

Incredible scenes have filled the town centre after the team progressed through the competition reaching the semi-finals for the first time in 28 years.

The French midfield will have a significant edge over the Belgian midfield.

The World Cup final on Sunday, possibly the national side’s first appearance in football’s biggest match since 1966, will also be shown on open-air screens at the council-owned Talacre Park Gardens in Kentish Town and Russell Square, Bloomsbury.

The ex-Sheffield United defender even replied to Matt, offering a signed England shirt and saying he “must have a big chest”. If France hopes to win, it will need the teenage star to step up to the massive challenge ahead of him. “I’m sure Gareth will have addressed that after seeing how they struggled after conceding against Tunisia and then Colombia”.

I wonder what it’s like in England.

What a wild, but friendly bunch they were.

Croatia have survived through two consecutive penalty shootouts at FIFA World Cup 2018.

Croatia’s failure to beat Russian Federation in normal time cost us last time out but with four matches to go we are still showing a healthy profit from one of the most exciting World Cups in living memory.

The most unpredictable and entertaining FIFA World Cup in recent memory wraps up this week, with just four matches left to be played.

With a team featuring Davor Suker, Zvonimir Boban and Robert Prosinecki wearing blues shirts with a distinctive red and white chequerboard pattern, they beat World Cup giants Germany 3-0 in the quarter-finals in France, sparking delirium at home. The bright spot for England is they can expose Croatia’s slower defense, especially with the absence of Vrsaljko.