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World Cup 2022 semi-finals: When are they, which teams are left and knockout fixtures
With the quarter-finals done and dusted, the World Cup is whittled down to four teams: Argentina, Croatia. France, Morocco.
In the quarter-finals, Croatia pulled off a surprise penalty shootout win over tournament favourites Brazil, while Argentina also needed spot-kicks to overcome a spirited Dutch side.
Cristiano Ronaldo went off in tears as Morocco shocked Portugal with a 1-0 win, while Gareth Southgate's England were dumped out by world champions France after Harry Kane missed a crucial equalising penalty.
What is the remaining World Cup schedule for the knockout stage?
Quarter-finals
Friday, December 9
QF1 - Croatia 1 Brazil 1 (Croatia win 4-2 on penalties)
QF2 - Netherlands 2 Argentina 2 (Argentina win 4-3 on penalties)
Saturday, December 10
QF3 - Morocco 1 Portugal 0
QF4 - England 1 France 2
Semi-finals
Tuesday, December 13
SF1 - Argentina vs Croatia, 7pm
Wednesday, December 14
SF2 - France vs Morocco, 7pm
Third-place play-off
Saturday, December 17
Loser of Argentina/Croatia vs Loser of France/Morocco, 3pm
World Cup final
Sunday, December 18
Lusail Stadium, 3pm
Who's leading the race for the Golden Boot?
At the end of the group stages, Marcus Rashford was among the front-runners. Now, Kylian Mbappe leads, with team-mate Olivier Giroud and Argentina's Lionel Messi just behind. For all the latest stats from the World Cup, see our at-a-glance guide.
What were the group standings?
How did each team progress to the last 16?
In Group A
Final standings
Netherlands topped the group after beating Qatar in their final match. Senegal edged out Ecuador 2-1 to progress as runners-up. Qatar were the first team knocked out of the World Cup and lost all three of their matches, scoring only one goal.
In Group B
Final standings
England progressed as group winners after cruising past Wales in their final game. Their 3-0 win means Wales finished bottom, while the USA made it through as runners-up after squeezing past Iran in their decider.
In Group C
Final standings
After losing their opening game to Saudi Arabia, Argentina completed their turnaround in fortunes by beating Poland to top the group. Poland, despite losing to the South Americans, sneaked through to the knockouts in second place on goal difference. That came after Mexico could only beat Saudi Arabia 2-1, therefore having to settle for third place, with Saudi Arabia finishing bottom.
In Group D
Final standings
France are through, and still topped the group despite their surprise defeat to Tunisia in their final group game. Australia stunned Denmark 1-0 in their own final group game to qualify as runners-up, level on points with France but second on goal difference. Tunisia finished third on four points while Denmark, many people's dark horses pre-tournament, picked up a single point in fourth.
In Group E
Final standings
Japan won the group after their shock victory over Spain in the final round, which came as a result of a goal that caused a huge controversy because the ball appeared to be out of play in the build-up. Spain took second place despite their defeat. Germany are out of the World Cup despite beating Costa Rica in their final match. Costa Rica finished bottom.
In Group F
Final standings
Morocco went through as surprise group winners on seven points after their 2-1 win over Canada. Croatia managed to hold on to second place after a 0-0 draw with Belgium in a match that will be remembered for the hat-trick of golden opportunities missed late on by Romelu Lukaku.
In Group G
Final standings
Brazil topped the group despite losing to Cameroon on the final evening of group-stage action. Switzerland finished second thanks to their ill-tempered victory over Serbia. Cameroon and Serbia both went out.
In Group H
Final standings
After a dramatic final two games Portugal qualified as group winners despite losing 2-1 to South Korea. The late winner for the Koreans carried them through as runners-up on goals scored over Uruguay, whose 2-0 win over Ghana was not enough to carry them through.
