Today’s FIFA World Cup Grid: FIFA World Cup 2022 Knockout Stage Dates Printable Chart; Morocco stunned Portugal

The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar is nearing its quarter-final stage. The The United States lost to the Netherlands in the Round of 16 as we begin to separate the contenders from the contenders. You can find here is the full schedule with start times and TV information. There’s no better time to make your choice as we prepare to find out who will take home one of the most coveted trophies in sports. We have 16 teams left to compete for the prize. We have our own latest power ratings here to see where everyone stacks up – and while you’re at it, subscribe to our new newsletter covering the beautiful game in all its glory, including daily updates on the World Cup, here.

As for the storylines, Lionel Messi has already announced it this will be his last World Cup for Argentina, who are among the favorites to win the tournament despite losing their opening match to Saudi Arabia. After claiming his first international trophy by winning the 2021 Copa América with Argentina, there would be no better way to see Messi off than with a world title. Ronaldo has not announced that this will be his last World Cup, but the Portuguese forward will be 41 years old before the next World Cup. It’s safe to say that Father Time is unbeatable.

France — without Karim Benzema, Christopher Nkunku, N’Golo Kante is the best of N’Golo Kante and Paul Pogba – they will be looking to overcome their injuries and off-field drama to defend their title from 2018, but with talented teams from England and Brazil, the French will have stiff competition for the trophy. The United States will also be happy to get out of the group stage after a disappointing run of friendlies leading up to the World Cup.

Want more World Cup coverage? Listen below and stay tuned The house of championsCBS Sports’ daily soccer podcast, offering top-notch analysis, commentary, picks and more during the big games in Qatar.

The following teams from each group are still alive:

• Group A: Netherlands
• Group B: England
• Group C: Argentina
• Group D: France
• Group E: There is no team left
• Group F: Morocco and Croatia
• Group G: Brazil
• Group H: Portugal

When the World Cup is over and the Champions League resumes, you’ll be able to follow all the action on Paramount+. Use offer code ALLYEAR now to get 50% off the annual plan.

Listen below and stay tuned In Soccer We Trust: The CBS Sports Soccer Podcast where three times a week your three favorite former USMNT players cover everything you could possibly want to know about the beautiful game in the United States.

And here is the full bracket:

Click here to enlarge and print the blank FIFA World Cup 2022 wall chart.