A World Cup Journey

The World Cup 2022 group stage concluded with some surprise results and shocking outcomes. Dave Bowler guides you through all the action.

The story builds as the USA advance at World Cup 2022, while Wales go home, and Iran fail to pick up any points from Group A

Messi and Mbappe score, Ronaldo breaks record, Qatar become the worst hosts ever. It’s all happening as Dave Bowler’s World Cup 2022 round-up continues.

Qatar at World Cup 2022 made opening day history for all the wrong reasons. The following days also featured some of the biggest upsets in World Cup history.

By Dave Bowler The World Cup 2018 semi-finals saw France beat Belgium’s Golden Generation to reach the Final. Croatia beat England to reach their first-ever World Cup Final.  Belgium’s golden generation fall France 1 Belgium 0 For all the extravagant individual talent on display at World Cup 2018, it was the tournament of the set

The 2018 World Cup saw Brazil and Neymar exit the tournament after losing to a strong Belgium team in the quarter-finals. Meanwhile, England reached the semi-finals of the World Cup finals for the first time since 1990.  Uruguay 0 France 2 Uruguay might not be the best team at the 2018 World Cup, but bad

World Cup 2018 round of 16 served up thrills, from France’s victory over Argentina to Belgium’s dramatic win over Japan, while England finally won a shoot-out!

Here we look at the World Cup 2026 broadcasters and a look at the new format, before assessing which teams are most likely to lift the trophy.

World Cup 2018 diary 5 – And so Argentina survived and Lionel Messi shone, at least for 45 minutes at World Cup 2018, scoring a terrific goal and dragging his team towards qualification. By Dave Bowler Nigeria 1 Argentina 2 (Group D) When he took his team into the dressing room at 1-0 up at