World Cup 2018: All the matches, kick-off times and venues

ByReuters

Updated 01/12/2017 at 16:41 GMT

Fixtures for the 2018 World Cup finals to be held in Russia from June 14 to July 15. (All times in GMT)

Les groupes de la Coupe du monde 2018

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Group A

June 14

Russia v Saudi Arabia, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1500)

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June 15

Egypt v Uruguay, Ekaterinburg (1200)

June 19

Russia v Egypt, St Petersburg (1800)

June 20

Uruguay v Saudi Arabia, Rostov,on,Don (1500)

June 25

Uruguay v Russia, Samara (1400)

Saudi Arabia v Egypt, Volgograd (1400)

Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal shares a joke with Pepe during a training session at Stadium Rubin on June 27, 2017 in Kazan, Russia.

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Group B

June 15

Morocco v Iran, St Petersburg (1500)

Portugal v Spain, Sochi (1800)

June 20

Portugal v Morocco, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1200)

Iran v Spain, Kazan (1800)

June 25

Iran v Portugal, Saransk (1800)

Spain v Morocco, Kaliningrad (1800)

Group C

June 16

France v Australia, Kazan (1000)

Peru v Denmark, Saransk (1600)

June 21

France v Peru, Ekaterinburg (1200)

Denmark v Australia, Samara (1500)

June 26

Denmark v France, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1400)

Australia v Peru, Sochi (1400)

Argentina's Lionel Messi during an international friendly football match between Russia and Argentina at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow

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Group D

June 16

Argentina v Iceland, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1300)

Croatia v Nigeria, Kaliningrad (1900)

June 21

Argentina v Croatia, Nizhny Novgorod (1800)

June 22

Nigeria v Iceland, Volgograd (1500)

June 26

Nigeria v Argentina, St Petersburg (1800)

Iceland v Croatia, Rostov,on,Don (1800)

Group E

June 17

Costa Rica v Serbia, Samara (1200)

Brazil v Switzerland, Rostov,on,Don (1800)

June 22

Brazil v Costa Rica, St Petersburg (1200)

Serbia v Switzerland, Kaliningrad (1800)

June 27

Serbia v Brazil, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1800)

Switzerland v Costa Rica, Nizhny Novgorod (1800)

Group F

June 17

Germany v Mexico, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1500)

June 18

Sweden v South Korea, Nizhny Novgorod (1200)

June 23

Germany v Sweden, Sochi (1500)

South Korea v Mexico, Rostov,on,Don (1800)

June 27

South Korea v Germany, Kazan (1400)

Mexico v Sweden, Ekaterinburg (1400)

Gareth Southgate, manager of England and Harry Kane of England celebrate victory and World Cup Finals qualification after the FIFA 2018 World Cup Group F Qualifier between England and Slovenia at Wembley Stadium

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Group G

June 18

Belgium v Panama, Sochi (1500)

Tunisia v England, Volgograd (1800)

June 23

Belgium v Tunisia, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1200)

June 24

England v Panama, Nizhny Novgorod (1200)

June 28

England v Belgium, Kaliningrad (1800)

Panama v Tunisia, Saransk (1800)

Group H

June 19

Poland v Senegal, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1200)

Colombia v Japan, Saransk (1500)

June 24

Japan v Senegal, Ekaterinburg (1500)

Poland v Colombia, Kazan (1800)

June 28

Japan v Poland, Volgograd (1400)

Senegal v Colombia, Samara (1400)

Round of 16

June 30

M50

Winner Group C v Runner up Group D, Kazan (1400)

M49

Winner Group A v Runner up Group B, Sochi (1800)

July 1

M51

Winner Group B v Runner up Group A, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1400)

M52

Winner Group D v Runner up Group C, Nizhny Novgorod (1800)

July 2

M53

Winner Group E v Runner up Group F, Samara (1400)

M54

Winner Group G v Runner up Group H, Rostov (1800)

July 3

M55

Winner Group F v Runner up Group E, St Petersburg (1400)

M56

Winner Group H v Runner up Group G, Spartak Stadium, Moscow (1800)

Quarter,finals

July 6

M57

Winner M49 v Winner M50, Nizhny Novgorod (1400)

M58

Winner M53 v Winner M54, Kazan (1800)

July 7

M60

Winner M55 v Winner M56, Samara (1400)

M 59

Winner M51 v Winner M52, Sochi (1800)

Semi-finals

July 10

M61

Winner M57 v Winner M58, St Petersburg (1800)

July 11

M62

Winner M59 v Winner M60, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1800)

Third place playoff

July 14

M63

Loser M61 v Loser M62, St Petersburg (1400)

Final

15 July 2018

M64, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow (1500)

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