England's World Cup 2022 fixtures and results: Full dates and schedule for Three Lions in Qatar
England's World Cup 2022 fixtures are going well – here's what's been, what's coming up, and what could happen...
England's World Cup 2022 fixtures so far are making some people in the FourFourTwo office very excited indeed.
So far, the England results clock up 12 goals for and just two against from four games – with nothing conceded since the opening game against Iran. And the less restrained among us are donning bucket hats and retro shirts, and plotting England's route to the World Cup final.
We're guessing that you've worked all of this out on your wall chart, but if not, you'll want to make sure that you're watching the World Cup when these games are on.
For the time being, there's still plenty of other sides still in the tournament, so don't neglect all the other World Cup fixtures too.
But for now, feel free to run through these and bask in those wonderful 'whatif's....
England's World Cup 2022 fixtures
England World Cup 2022 group stage results
Monday November 21
England 6-2 Iran (1pm GMT, Khalifa International Stadium, BBC)
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Friday November 25
England 0-0 United States (7pm GMT, Al Bayt Stadium, ITV)
Tuesday November 29
Wales 0-3 England (7pm GMT, Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium, BBC)
England World Cup 2022 last-16 result
Sunday December 4
England 3-0 Senegal (7pm GMT, Al Khor Stadium, ITV)
England World Cup 2022 quarter-final fixture
Saturday December 10
England vs France (7pm GMT, Al Khor, BBC)
England's possible World Cup 2022 semi-final fixture
Should England beat France, this would be the World Cup semi-final awaiting them:
Wednesday December 14
England vs Morocco/Spain/Portugal/Switzerland (7pm GMT, Al Khor)
England's possible World Cup 2022 semi-final fixture
Should England beat France and win the quarter-final, this would be the World Cup 2022 final:
Sunday December 18
England vs Netherlands/Argentina/Croatia/Brazil (7pm GMT, Lusail Stadium, BBC and ITV)
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