In the following seven days and nights of the World Cup the rest 30 teams will be introduced to the public. That is how the first stage is going to conclude and immediately is starting the second on weekend. Also three more kick off times would exist until the end of the group stage.
21 November, Monday at 14.00 CET: England - Islamic Republic of Iran.
21 November, Monday at 17.00 CET: Senegal - Netherlands.
21 November, Monday at 20.00 CET: United States of America - Wales.
22 November, Tuesday at 11.00 CET: Argentina - Saudi Arabia.
22 November, Tuesday at 14.00 CET: Denmark - Tunisia.
22 November, Tuesday at 17.00 CET: Mexico - Poland.
22 November, Tuesday at 20.00 CET: France - Australia.
23 November, Wednesday at 11.00 CET: Morocco - Croatia.
23 November, Wednesday at 14.00 CET: Germany - Japan.
23 November, Wednesday at 17.00 CET: Spain - Costa Rica.
23 November, Wednesday at 20.00 CET: Belgium - Canada.
24 November, Thursday at 11.00 CET: Switzerland - Cameroon.
24 November, Thursday at 14.00 CET: Uruguay - South Korea.
24 November, Thursday at 17.00 CET: Portugal - Ghana.
24 November, Thursday at 20.00 CET: Brazil - Serbia.
25 November, Friday at 11.00 CET: Wales - Islamic Republic of Iran.
25 November, Friday at 14.00 CET: Qatar - Senegal.
25 November, Friday at 17.00 CET: Netherlands - Ecuador.
25 November, Friday at 20.00 CET: England - United States of America.
26 November, Saturday at 11.00 CET: Tunisia - Australia.
26 November, Saturday at 14.00 CET: Poland - Saudi Arabia.
26 November, Saturday at 17.00 CET: France - Denmark.
26 November, Saturday at 20.00 CET: Argentina - Mexico.
27 November, Sunday at 11.00 CET: Japan - Costa Rica.
27 November, Sunday at 14.00 CET: Belgium - Morocco.
27 November, Sunday at 17.00 CET: Croatia - Canada.
27 November, Sunday at 20.00 CET: Spain - Germany.
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