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19:15
finished
Islandia U21
5
Cyprus U21
0 -
19:15
finished
Portugalia U21
2
Grecja U21
1
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Uruguay
Portugal
Spain
Morocco
France
Australia
Peru
Denmark
Argentina
Croatia
Nigeria
Brazil
Switzerland
Costa rica
Serbia
Germany
Mexico
Sweden
Korea Rep
Belgium
Panama
Tunisia
England
2018 FIFA World Cup
The 2018 FIFA World Cup will be the 21st FIFA World Cup, a quadrennial international football tournament contested by the men's national teams. West of the Ural Mountains to keep travel time manageable.
It is scheduled to take place in Russia from 14 June to 15 July 2018,[2] after the country was awarded the hosting rights on 2 December 2010. This will be the first World Cup held in Europe since 2006; all but one of the stadium venues are in European Russia, west of the Ural Mountains to keep travel time manageable.
Gianni Infantino - Fifa President
Tabela
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1
Italy U21
11
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2
Ireland U21
10
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3
Norway U21
9
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4
Latvia U21
7
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5
Turkey U21
6
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6
San Marino U21
0
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1
Spain U21
13
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2
Scotland U21
10
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3
Belgium U21
10
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4
Hungary U21
7
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5
Kazakhstan U21
3
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6
Malta U21
0
-
1
Netherlands U21
18
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2
Georgia U21
10
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3
Sweden U21
7
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4
Moldova U21
6
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5
North Macedonia U21
3
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6
Gibraltar U21
3
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1
Germany U21
12
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2
Poland U21
12
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3
Bulgaria U21
9
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4
Kosovo U21
8
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5
Estonia U21
1
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6
Israel U21
0
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1
Switzerland U21
11
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2
Romania U21
10
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3
Albania U21
9
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4
Finland U21
6
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5
Montenegro U21
3
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6
Armenia U21
1
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1
Ukraine U21
15
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2
England U21
12
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3
Serbia U21
9
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4
Azerbaijan U21
3
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5
Northern Ireland U21
3
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6
Luxembourg U21
3
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1
Portugal U21
12
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2
Greece U21
11
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3
Croatia U21
10
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4
Faroe Islands U21
7
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5
Andorra U21
3
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6
Belarus U21
3
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1
France U21
9
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2
Slovenia U21
9
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3
Austria U21
7
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4
Bosnia & Herzegovina U21
3
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5
Cyprus U21
1
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1
Denmark U21
8
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2
Wales U21
8
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3
Iceland U21
6
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4
Czech Republic U21
2
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5
Lithuania U21
0