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Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlic Radman on Friday (Nov 3) courted controversy after making an awkward attempt to kiss his German counterpart Annalena Baerbock while the two leaders posed for a group photograph in Berlin.

In a video that went viral on social media, Radman, 65, can be seen reaching out to Baerbock in an attempt to shake hands with her and trying to plant a kiss on her cheek during a photo shoot at a European Union conference on Thursday (Nov 2).&nbsp;

During the awkward encounter, the German foreign affairs minister. in the video, could be seen dodging his affections.

Radman's gesture sparked fierce debate on the internet and prompted outrage from feminist groups.

However, the Croatian foreign minister shrugged off the criticism saying that this was "a warm human approach to a fellow colleague".

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"I don't know what the problem was... We always greet each other warmly. It is a warm human approach to a colleague,"&nbsp;he told reporters.

<h2>Croatian women's rights activist slams Radman's move</h2>

Notable Croatian women's rights activist Rada Boric denounced the minister's move calling it "highly inappropriate".

Taking a dig at Radman's response to the criticism, Boric said that "warm greetings" should happen only among those whose relationship allows kissing.

"It's clear that such a relationship doesn't exist here and that the (German) minister was left surprised with such closeness," Boric told the Jutarnji List outlet.

Former Croatian prime minister Jadranka Kosor also took to her official social media handle and lambasted Radman.

"Violent kissing of women is also called violence, is it not?," Kosor wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

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Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlic Radman on Friday (Nov 3) courted controversy after making an awkward attempt to kiss his German counterpart Annalena Baerbock while the two leaders posed for a group photograph in Berlin.

Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlic Radman on Friday (Nov 3) courted controversy after making an awkward attempt to kiss his German counterpart Annalena Baerbock while the two leaders posed for a group photograph in Berlin. In a video that went viral on social media, Radman, 65, can be seen reaching out to Baerbock in an attempt to shake hands with her and trying to plant a kiss on her cheek during a photo shoot at a European Union conference on Thursday (Nov 2). During the awkward encounter, the German foreign affairs minister. in the video, could be seen dodging his affections. Radman's gesture sparked fierce debate on the internet and prompted outrage from feminist groups. However, the Croatian foreign minister shrugged off the criticism saying that this was "a warm human approach to a fellow colleague". Also read: Italian PM Meloni proposes direct election of premier in ‘mother of all reforms’ "I don't know what the problem was... We always greet each other warmly. It is a warm human approach to a colleague," he told reporters. Croatian women's rights activist slams Radman's move Notable Croatian women's rights activist Rada Boric denounced the minister's move calling it "highly inappropriate". Taking a dig at Radman's response to the criticism, Boric said that "warm greetings" should happen only among those whose relationship allows kissing. "It's clear that such a relationship doesn't exist here and that the (German) minister was left surprised with such closeness," Boric told the Jutarnji List outlet. Former Croatian prime minister Jadranka Kosor also took to her official social media handle and lambasted Radman. "Violent kissing of women is also called violence, is it not?," Kosor wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. (With inputs from agencies)

Croatian foreign minister sparks controversy by making attempt to kiss German peer

At least six people were killed in Slovenia currently witnessing the worst floods on record which have swept away homes and clogged villages with debris, while the clean-up operations continued&nbsp;on Monday (August 7), said the local officials and media.&nbsp;

<h2>Record-breaking rains and floods</h2>

Heavy rains in central and northern Slovenia have led to flash floods and landslides which began on Thursday and have since submerged large parts of the region, cutting off access to villages and disrupting traffic.

So far, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/at-least-3-killed-amid-heavy-rains-floods-in-slovenia-and-austria-622506">two Dutch men</a> believed struck by lightning and four Slovenians have been killed or drowned in the chaos, since Friday, reported state news agency STA citing police.&nbsp;

Emergency workers recovered the body of a 35-year-old man in a river near the village of Mirna Perc, on Sunday. According to the police, another man, who was a part of the clean-up operations, was found dead after falling into a cesspit near the town of Kamnik.&nbsp;

Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/slovenia-pm-worst-disaster-in-our-history-622951">described</a> the torrential rains and severe flooding, that the country of two million is witnessing, as its worst natural disaster since independence three decades ago.

In an update, on Monday, reports said that the rescue workers were in the midst of trying to reopen roads to the isolated places and were also assessing the damage. The Slovenian Environment Agency said floods were starting to recede on Monday, but some areas were still cut off.

Meanwhile, civil protection authorities were keeping an eye on flood-hit areas where landslides pose a threat to infrastructure and houses. This comes as residents from villages along the river Mura had to be evacuated on Sunday night after a part of the levee collapsed.

The body of a man was also recovered in the neighbouring country Austria from a river in Carinthia state, parts of which have also been affected due to heavy rains and floods.&nbsp;

<h2>What’s the damage?</h2>

According to reports, the damage to buildings and bridges caused by the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/in-pics-not-a-typical-flood-event-heavy-rains-landslides-hit-in-parts-of-slovenia-austria-622517">floods</a> is worth around $549 million. “The material damage is not so important. The important thing is we saved our lives on time,” said Drago Hudofisk, in the village of Prevalje, as quoted by Reuters.&nbsp;

As per the media report, Hudofisk is part of an eight-member family home that was swept away by a river over the weekend. “You know, nature fights back against everything (we do). Water has the power, it destroys everything,” he added.&nbsp;

<h2>EU countries help disaster-hit Slovenia</h2>

Slovenia, a European Union member, has asked for help from the 27-nation bloc and sought heavy machinery, such as excavators and engineering units. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said she will visit Slovenia on Wednesday, “to witness on the ground the destruction caused by the floods and discuss EU support.”&nbsp;

Slovenia also requested helicopters, soldiers and prefabricated bridges from NATO. Meanwhile, the first truck carrying humanitarian help and food arrived from Hungary late Sunday, followed by a helicopter.&nbsp;

Croatia also provided a military helicopter to help close and secure a broken levee on the Mura River. Germany said it is sending emergency workers and expressed “dismay” over the “terrible flood catastrophe in Slovenia and Austria.”

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At least six people were killed in Slovenia currently witnessing the worst floods on record which have swept away homes and clogged villages with debris, while the clean-up operations continued on Monday (August 7), said the local officials and media. Record-breaking rains and floods Heavy rains in central and northern Slovenia have led to flash floods and landslides which began on Thursday and have since submerged large parts of the region, cutting off access to villages and disrupting traffic. So far, two Dutch men believed struck by lightning and four Slovenians have been killed or drowned in the chaos, since Friday, reported state news agency STA citing police. Emergency workers recovered the body of a 35-year-old man in a river near the village of Mirna Perc, on Sunday. According to the police, another man, who was a part of the clean-up operations, was found dead after falling into a cesspit near the town of Kamnik. Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has described the torrential rains and severe flooding, that the country of two million is witnessing, as its worst natural disaster since independence three decades ago. In an update, on Monday, reports said that the rescue workers were in the midst of trying to reopen roads to the isolated places and were also assessing the damage. The Slovenian Environment Agency said floods were starting to recede on Monday, but some areas were still cut off. Meanwhile, civil protection authorities were keeping an eye on flood-hit areas where landslides pose a threat to infrastructure and houses. This comes as residents from villages along the river Mura had to be evacuated on Sunday night after a part of the levee collapsed. The body of a man was also recovered in the neighbouring country Austria from a river in Carinthia state, parts of which have also been affected due to heavy rains and floods. What’s the damage? According to reports, the damage to buildings and bridges caused by the floods is worth around $549 million. “The material damage is not so important. The important thing is we saved our lives on time,” said Drago Hudofisk, in the village of Prevalje, as quoted by Reuters. As per the media report, Hudofisk is part of an eight-member family home that was swept away by a river over the weekend. “You know, nature fights back against everything (we do). Water has the power, it destroys everything,” he added. EU countries help disaster-hit Slovenia Slovenia, a European Union member, has asked for help from the 27-nation bloc and sought heavy machinery, such as excavators and engineering units. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said she will visit Slovenia on Wednesday, “to witness on the ground the destruction caused by the floods and discuss EU support.” Slovenia also requested helicopters, soldiers and prefabricated bridges from NATO. Meanwhile, the first truck carrying humanitarian help and food arrived from Hungary late Sunday, followed by a helicopter. Croatia also provided a military helicopter to help close and secure a broken levee on the Mura River. Germany said it is sending emergency workers and expressed “dismay” over the “terrible flood catastrophe in Slovenia and Austria.” (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Croatia is one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations, and the city of Dubrovnik is known for attracting thousands of visitors every year. But, the city has now introduced new rules to combat noise pollution which could directly impact people travelling to the city with wheeled suitcases.&nbsp;

People in the city have long complained of noise that wheeled suitcases make when dragged across stone-paved pathways. Residents living in the city complain the noise keeps them from sleeping almost every night.

<h2>What are the new rules introduced in Dubrovnik?</h2>

Mayor Mato Frankovic of Dubrovnik has introduced new rules which have effectively banned tourists from carrying wheeled suitcases on the streets. Tourists not complying with the ban would be fined $288.&nbsp;

Dwellers of the city have hailed the new rule, with one person writing online, “Sounds like a great idea, can we do the same at airports and stations, they are a menace.”

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According to media reports, the city administration plans to introduce a system in November under which bags from tourists will be collected outside the city and later dispatched to their addresses through courier.&nbsp;

The new rules have been implemented under a new initiative called the "Respect the City" programme, as reported by Schengenvisainfo News. This programme has been introduced by the Dubrovnik Tourist Office.&nbsp;

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In addition to managing the growing tourism, the city officials have also emphasised the importance of respecting the local environment and cultural heritage. Tourists are now being advised to keep their pets on a leash, refrain from climbing on monuments, and ensure they are appropriately dressed, including wearing a shirt while exploring the city. These guidelines have been put in place to encourage visitors to demonstrate their "respect" for the city and its surroundings.

<h2>Dubrovnik experiencing influx of visitors</h2>

The Dubrovnik Times has reported the city's consistent appeal to travellers, revealing that it has already witnessed a significant influx of visitors this year. With 289,000 arrivals and 763,500 overnight stays recorded since the beginning of the year, Dubrovnik has experienced a 32 per cent increase compared to the same period in 2022.

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Croatia is one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations, and the city of Dubrovnik is known for attracting thousands of visitors every year. But, the city has now introduced new rules to combat noise pollution which could directly impact people travelling to the city with wheeled suitcases. People in the city have long complained of noise that wheeled suitcases make when dragged across stone-paved pathways. Residents living in the city complain the noise keeps them from sleeping almost every night. What are the new rules introduced in Dubrovnik? Mayor Mato Frankovic of Dubrovnik has introduced new rules which have effectively banned tourists from carrying wheeled suitcases on the streets. Tourists not complying with the ban would be fined $288. Dwellers of the city have hailed the new rule, with one person writing online, “Sounds like a great idea, can we do the same at airports and stations, they are a menace.” Watch: Greece: Rise of Right in Europe? × According to media reports, the city administration plans to introduce a system in November under which bags from tourists will be collected outside the city and later dispatched to their addresses through courier. The new rules have been implemented under a new initiative called the "Respect the City" programme, as reported by Schengenvisainfo News. This programme has been introduced by the Dubrovnik Tourist Office. Also read: Europe becomes fastest warming continent in world, claims climate report In addition to managing the growing tourism, the city officials have also emphasised the importance of respecting the local environment and cultural heritage. Tourists are now being advised to keep their pets on a leash, refrain from climbing on monuments, and ensure they are appropriately dressed, including wearing a shirt while exploring the city. These guidelines have been put in place to encourage visitors to demonstrate their "respect" for the city and its surroundings. Dubrovnik experiencing influx of visitors The Dubrovnik Times has reported the city's consistent appeal to travellers, revealing that it has already witnessed a significant influx of visitors this year. With 289,000 arrivals and 763,500 overnight stays recorded since the beginning of the year, Dubrovnik has experienced a 32 per cent increase compared to the same period in 2022. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

‘No suitcases allowed,’ Croatian city brings new rule to combat noise pollution

Heavy rains have wreaked havoc in Croatia and the substantial rainfall, resulted in the burst of river banks and flooded the town of Obrovac on Monday.

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As people around the world buy extravagant gifts for their lovers this Valentine's Day, a part of Croatia's unique heart-shaped island is up for sale.

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Croatia is facing extreme weather alerts due to snowfall and freezing conditions, causing power outages along with road and school closures in some areas.

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The Croatian government in businesses are in a disagreement as traders have dismissed measures against them that aimed at battling price hikes. Costs soared in the country after Croatia replaced the Kuna currency with Euro on January 1.

Croatia: Traders dismiss measures to battle price hike, costs soar after switching to Euro

After Croatia joined European Union's control-free Schengen area and the Eurozone on new year's day, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen congratulated Croatia as she visited the nation to mark the occasion.

EU Chief congratulates Croatia on joining Schengen, Eurozone

As the new year got underway, Croatia adopted euro and entered Europe's passport-free Schengen zone. With this, the country has&nbsp;taken two milestone steps since joining the European Union (EU) nearly 10 years ago.&nbsp;At midnight (2300 GMT Saturday) the Balkan nation bid farewell to its kuna currency and became&nbsp;the 20th member of the eurozone.

Croatia is also&nbsp;the 27th nation in the passport-free Schengen Zone. It is the world's largest such zone which allows free movement of people across borders of its member countries.

Expert opinions suggest that Croatia's adoption of the euro will help to shield its economy at a time economies across the world are witnessing soaring inflation after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

However, AFP reported that the feelings among Croatians are mixed. While they welcome the end of border controls, some worry about the euro switch, with right-wing opposition group saying it only benefits large countries such as Germany and France.

"We will cry for our kuna, prices will soar," said Drazen Golemac, a 63-year-old pensioner from Zagreb as quoted by AFP.

His wife, Sandra, disagreed, saying the "euro is more valuable".

"Nothing changes on January 1, all is calculated in euros for two decades anyway," said clerk Neven Banic.

Officials have defended the decisions to join the eurozone and Schengen, with Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic saying Wednesday that they were "two strategic goals of a deeper EU integration".

Croatia is a former Yugoslav republic of 3.9 million people. The country fought a war of independence in the 90s. Croatia joined the European Union in 2013.&nbsp;

The euro is already largely present in Croatia.

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As the new year got underway, Croatia adopted euro and entered Europe's passport-free Schengen zone. With this, the country has taken two milestone steps since joining the European Union (EU) nearly 10 years ago.

As the new year got underway, Croatia adopted euro and entered Europe's passport-free Schengen zone. With this, the country has taken two milestone steps since joining the European Union (EU) nearly 10 years ago. At midnight (2300 GMT Saturday) the Balkan nation bid farewell to its kuna currency and became the 20th member of the eurozone. Croatia is also the 27th nation in the passport-free Schengen Zone. It is the world's largest such zone which allows free movement of people across borders of its member countries. Expert opinions suggest that Croatia's adoption of the euro will help to shield its economy at a time economies across the world are witnessing soaring inflation after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. However, AFP reported that the feelings among Croatians are mixed. While they welcome the end of border controls, some worry about the euro switch, with right-wing opposition group saying it only benefits large countries such as Germany and France. "We will cry for our kuna, prices will soar," said Drazen Golemac, a 63-year-old pensioner from Zagreb as quoted by AFP. His wife, Sandra, disagreed, saying the "euro is more valuable". "Nothing changes on January 1, all is calculated in euros for two decades anyway," said clerk Neven Banic. Officials have defended the decisions to join the eurozone and Schengen, with Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic saying Wednesday that they were "two strategic goals of a deeper EU integration". Croatia is a former Yugoslav republic of 3.9 million people. The country fought a war of independence in the 90s. Croatia joined the European Union in 2013. The euro is already largely present in Croatia. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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At the stroke of midnight as people revelled in New Year festivities, Croatia the small Balkan nation of four million people, took two major steps - it entered the European Union's control-free Schengen area and became the latest EU member nation to adopt the Euro as its currency.

Croatia enters Schengen, switches to Euro; bids farewell to Kuna currency

The bronze medalist of 2022 Qatar World Cup will be decided today as 2018 finalists Croatia take on, undoubtedly the surprise package of the tournament, Morocco. The match could also be the Swan song for Croatia's captain Luka Modric.

FIFA World Cup: Croatia to face Morocco today; can Morocco end historic campaign on a high?

The Croatian government rejected a motion brought forward by the ruling government to train Ukrainian soldiers as part of a European Union initiative. The Croatian government showed its support towards the EU programme to train 15,000 soldiers from Ukraine but it has created a split in the country. President Zoran Milanovic expressed his displeasure at the government’s stance and said that&nbsp;a move like this will&nbsp;"involve Croatia in the war more than is necessary", according to AFP.&nbsp;

"It would mean bringing the war into Croatia," Milanovic, the commander-in-chief of the army, said.&nbsp;

The government needed a two-thirds majority in the parliament in order to ensure the passage of the motion but with just 97 MPs backing the proposal, they failed to go forward with it. Ahead of the vote, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic accused the president of having "pro-Russian views".&nbsp;

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“The decision on whether some 100 Ukrainian soldiers would be trained in Croatia is a choice between Ukraine and (Russian President Vladimir) Putin's regime", Plenkovic said ahead of the vote.&nbsp;

The vote was also indicative of the public sentiment in Croatia as a recent poll showed that more than 60 per cent of the population was not in favour of training the Ukrainian soldiers. Croatia is currently a NATO member but the country has always tried to adopt a centrist position on most global issues.&nbsp;

While Croatia has followed the lead of NATO to sanction and criticise the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the general sentiment among the citizens of the country remains in favour of adopting a somewhat distant position.&nbsp;

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The Croatian government rejected a motion brought forward by the ruling government to train Ukrainian soldiers as part of a European Union initiative. The Croatian government showed its support towards the EU programme to train 15,000 soldiers from Ukraine but it has created a split in the country.

The Croatian government rejected a motion brought forward by the ruling government to train Ukrainian soldiers as part of a European Union initiative. The Croatian government showed its support towards the EU programme to train 15,000 soldiers from Ukraine but it has created a split in the country. President Zoran Milanovic expressed his displeasure at the government’s stance and said that a move like this will "involve Croatia in the war more than is necessary", according to AFP. "It would mean bringing the war into Croatia," Milanovic, the commander-in-chief of the army, said. The government needed a two-thirds majority in the parliament in order to ensure the passage of the motion but with just 97 MPs backing the proposal, they failed to go forward with it. Ahead of the vote, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic accused the president of having "pro-Russian views". Also read | PM Modi holds phone conversation with Putin, reviews energy, defence ties “The decision on whether some 100 Ukrainian soldiers would be trained in Croatia is a choice between Ukraine and (Russian President Vladimir) Putin's regime", Plenkovic said ahead of the vote. The vote was also indicative of the public sentiment in Croatia as a recent poll showed that more than 60 per cent of the population was not in favour of training the Ukrainian soldiers. Croatia is currently a NATO member but the country has always tried to adopt a centrist position on most global issues. While Croatia has followed the lead of NATO to sanction and criticise the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the general sentiment among the citizens of the country remains in favour of adopting a somewhat distant position.

Croatian parliament rejects motion to train Ukrainian soldiers as part of EU mission

Croatia and Morocco have previously played in the group stage of the FIFA World Cup 2022, making this their second encounter. Few people would have predicted that these two would face off in the championship round, but they have brought honour to their respective countries. In contrast to Morocco, who had a fantastic run all the way to the semifinals, Croatia's performance in the FIFA World Cup 2022 was standard fare. The only match between the sides prior to the event was in December 1996, when Croatia defeated Morocco in the Hassan II Trophy on penalties following a dramatic 2-2 draw. As Morocco went on to win the group ahead of the European heavyweights, the group-stage&nbsp;match ended scorelessly.

Croatia vs Morocco Head to Head

Croatia vs Morocco competed in Hassan II Trophy on 11 December 1996 where the match resulted in a 2-2 draw. On 23 November, Croatia vs. Morocco fetched no goals for any team in the FIFA World Cup match.&nbsp;Croatia defeated Belgium and Canada in the group stage, but they still had to fight their way through to the next level. They qualified for the knockout stage as Group F runners-up after victories against Canada and 0-0 draws against Belgium and Morocco. They then defeated Japan in a penalty shootout, which was followed by an outstanding victory over Brazil, also in a penalty shootout. However, Argentina ended their campaign by eliminating them in the semifinal round.

On the other hand, Morocco began its World Cup campaign against Croatia and has since participated in some giant-killing feats against Belgium, Spain, and Portugal. The African team, the first from the FIFA World to make it to the semifinals, defeated Belgium 2-0 in the group stage before defeating Spain on penalties and Portugal 1-0 in the quarterfinal. Then, the reigning champions France ended their journey by defeating them 0-2 in the semifinal.

Croatia during FIFA World Cup 2022 so far&nbsp;

Matchday 1 resulted in Croatia vs. Morocco 0-0, Matchday 2 Croatia vs. Canada was 4-1, Matchday 3 was Croatia 0-0 against Belgium. In the round of 16, Croatia vs. Japan was 1-1, Croatia was winner on penalties with 3-1. In the quarterfinals, Croatia was 1-1 against Brazil and later Croatia won on penalties with a 4-2. In the Semifinals against Argentina, Croatia lost the match with a 3-0.&nbsp;

Morocco during FIFA World Cup 2022 so far

Matchday 1 was Croatia 0-0 against Morocco. Matchday 2 was Morocco vs. Belgium in a 2-0. Matchday 3 was a stunning win for Morocco with a 2-1 against Canada. In the round of 16, Spain against Morocco was 0-0 but later Morocco won on penalties with a 3-0. In the quarterfinals, Morocco win with a 1-0 in a clash against Portugal. In the semifinals match, France won with a 2-0 in a clash against Morocco.&nbsp;

World Cup Record

Croatia&nbsp;

Croatia has made a total of 6 appearances with the first played in 1998. The best result was when they were runners-up in 2018.&nbsp;

Morocco

Morocco made a total of 6 appearances with the first in 1970. Their best result was in the semifinals in 2022.&nbsp;

Croatia vs Morocco at FIFA World Cup 2022 predicted lineup

Croatia: Livakovic; Gvardiol, Juranovic, Lovren, Sosa; Kovacic, Modric, Brozovic; Perisic, Kramaric, Livaja

Morocco: Bounou; Saiss, Mazraoui, Hakimi, Aguerd; Amallah, Amrabat, Ounahi; Boufal, Ziyech, En-Nesyri

Croatia vs Morocco date, kick-off time and venue

The FIFA World Cup 2022 third-place playoff encounter will take place on Saturday, 17 December. The match will kick-off at 8:30 PM IST or 6:00 PM Local Time. Venue for the game is Khalifa International Stadium in Al Rayyan.&nbsp;

Goal Prediction: Croatia vs Morocco: 1-0&nbsp; 
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Croatia and Morocco have previously played in the group stage of the FIFA World Cup 2022, making this their second encounter. Few people would have predicted that these two would face off in the championship round, but they have brought honour to their respective countries.

Croatia and Morocco have previously played in the group stage of the FIFA World Cup 2022, making this their second encounter. Few people would have predicted that these two would face off in the championship round, but they have brought honour to their respective countries. In contrast to Morocco, who had a fantastic run all the way to the semifinals, Croatia's performance in the FIFA World Cup 2022 was standard fare. The only match between the sides prior to the event was in December 1996, when Croatia defeated Morocco in the Hassan II Trophy on penalties following a dramatic 2-2 draw. As Morocco went on to win the group ahead of the European heavyweights, the group-stage match ended scorelessly. Croatia vs Morocco Head to Head Croatia vs Morocco competed in Hassan II Trophy on 11 December 1996 where the match resulted in a 2-2 draw. On 23 November, Croatia vs. Morocco fetched no goals for any team in the FIFA World Cup match. Croatia defeated Belgium and Canada in the group stage, but they still had to fight their way through to the next level. They qualified for the knockout stage as Group F runners-up after victories against Canada and 0-0 draws against Belgium and Morocco. They then defeated Japan in a penalty shootout, which was followed by an outstanding victory over Brazil, also in a penalty shootout. However, Argentina ended their campaign by eliminating them in the semifinal round. On the other hand, Morocco began its World Cup campaign against Croatia and has since participated in some giant-killing feats against Belgium, Spain, and Portugal. The African team, the first from the FIFA World to make it to the semifinals, defeated Belgium 2-0 in the group stage before defeating Spain on penalties and Portugal 1-0 in the quarterfinal. Then, the reigning champions France ended their journey by defeating them 0-2 in the semifinal. Croatia during FIFA World Cup 2022 so far Matchday 1 resulted in Croatia vs. Morocco 0-0, Matchday 2 Croatia vs. Canada was 4-1, Matchday 3 was Croatia 0-0 against Belgium. In the round of 16, Croatia vs. Japan was 1-1, Croatia was winner on penalties with 3-1. In the quarterfinals, Croatia was 1-1 against Brazil and later Croatia won on penalties with a 4-2. In the Semifinals against Argentina, Croatia lost the match with a 3-0. Morocco during FIFA World Cup 2022 so far Matchday 1 was Croatia 0-0 against Morocco. Matchday 2 was Morocco vs. Belgium in a 2-0. Matchday 3 was a stunning win for Morocco with a 2-1 against Canada. In the round of 16, Spain against Morocco was 0-0 but later Morocco won on penalties with a 3-0. In the quarterfinals, Morocco win with a 1-0 in a clash against Portugal. In the semifinals match, France won with a 2-0 in a clash against Morocco. World Cup Record Croatia Croatia has made a total of 6 appearances with the first played in 1998. The best result was when they were runners-up in 2018. Morocco Morocco made a total of 6 appearances with the first in 1970. Their best result was in the semifinals in 2022. Croatia vs Morocco at FIFA World Cup 2022 predicted lineup Croatia: Livakovic; Gvardiol, Juranovic, Lovren, Sosa; Kovacic, Modric, Brozovic; Perisic, Kramaric, Livaja Morocco: Bounou; Saiss, Mazraoui, Hakimi, Aguerd; Amallah, Amrabat, Ounahi; Boufal, Ziyech, En-Nesyri Croatia vs Morocco date, kick-off time and venue The FIFA World Cup 2022 third-place playoff encounter will take place on Saturday, 17 December. The match will kick-off at 8:30 PM IST or 6:00 PM Local Time. Venue for the game is Khalifa International Stadium in Al Rayyan. Goal Prediction: Croatia vs Morocco: 1-0

Croatia vs Morocco FIFA World Cup 2022 third-place playoff: Match prediction, preview, head to head & lineup

Two-time world champions Argentina thrashed Luka Modric-led Croatia 3-0 at the Lusail Stadium to enter the summit clash of the FIFA World Cup 2022.

FIFA World Cup 2022: Two-time world champions Argentina beat Croatia 3-0 to enter the final

FIFA have initiated disciplinary action against Messi after he criticised match referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz. Now, FIFA's disciplinary committee is expected to publish a comment on the matter soon. The quarterfinal encounter between Argentina and the Netherlands was a bruising battle between two formidable teams. Numerous incidents involving players and coaching staff from both teams demonstrated the game's lack of discipline.

As a result, the referee, Antonio Mateu Lahoz, was forced to award 16 yellow cards. Brawls that erupted during and after the game usually featured members from both teams approaching one another, in addition to verbal disagreements. Denzel Dumfries of the Netherlands was sent off the field after the penalty shootout owing to the violence of the brawl and was handed two yellow cards. Following the game, Lionel Messi and Argentine goalkeeper Emi Martinez slammed referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz.

Could Messi be suspended from Argentina vs Croatia semifinals?

The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) player is being closely followed by FIFA after a disagreement with the referee over rulings. Messi was cautioned in the 10th minute of the second half extra time after Argentina surrendered a late equaliser to tie the game at 2-2, forcing the game into extra time. While Argentina's players appeared to be dissatisfied, Messi was spotted criticising the Spanish referee. According to FIFA World Cup rules, if a referee reports such an occurrence in his match report, FIFA may investigate and initiate disciplinary action against him/her. Referee Lahoz reported the event in this case, and as a result, FIFA has initiated disciplinary proceedings against him.

Messi while responding to it said that he does not want to talk about referees because then "they will sanction you, but we were scared before the game because we knew what was coming [with Mateu Lahoz]. I can’t say what I think, but FIFA must look at this. [FIFA] cannot put a referee like that on this game when he is not up to the level."&nbsp;

Ban for how long?

The seriousness of the fault cited by the referee determines the provision for a punishment; if the FIFA disciplinary committee determines that Messi was involved in a major infringement of regulations, he may face sanctions including match bans. However, if he has not broken any rules, he may be cautioned for future behaviour and so be eligible to play in the semifinal match against Croatia. If Messi is suspended, he will be the third player suspended for the Argentine team, joining Marcos Acuna and Gonzalo Montiel for the semifinal encounter. Following a 2-2 draw, Argentina overcame the Netherlands 4-3 on penalties at Lusail Stadium on Friday, breaking a World Cup record for the most yellow cards shown in a match. 
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FIFA have initiated disciplinary action against Messi after he criticised match referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz. Now, FIFA's disciplinary committee is expected to publish a comment on the matter soon.

FIFA have initiated disciplinary action against Messi after he criticised match referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz. Now, FIFA's disciplinary committee is expected to publish a comment on the matter soon. The quarterfinal encounter between Argentina and the Netherlands was a bruising battle between two formidable teams. Numerous incidents involving players and coaching staff from both teams demonstrated the game's lack of discipline. As a result, the referee, Antonio Mateu Lahoz, was forced to award 16 yellow cards. Brawls that erupted during and after the game usually featured members from both teams approaching one another, in addition to verbal disagreements. Denzel Dumfries of the Netherlands was sent off the field after the penalty shootout owing to the violence of the brawl and was handed two yellow cards. Following the game, Lionel Messi and Argentine goalkeeper Emi Martinez slammed referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz. Could Messi be suspended from Argentina vs Croatia semifinals? The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) player is being closely followed by FIFA after a disagreement with the referee over rulings. Messi was cautioned in the 10th minute of the second half extra time after Argentina surrendered a late equaliser to tie the game at 2-2, forcing the game into extra time. While Argentina's players appeared to be dissatisfied, Messi was spotted criticising the Spanish referee. According to FIFA World Cup rules, if a referee reports such an occurrence in his match report, FIFA may investigate and initiate disciplinary action against him/her. Referee Lahoz reported the event in this case, and as a result, FIFA has initiated disciplinary proceedings against him. Messi while responding to it said that he does not want to talk about referees because then "they will sanction you, but we were scared before the game because we knew what was coming [with Mateu Lahoz]. I can’t say what I think, but FIFA must look at this. [FIFA] cannot put a referee like that on this game when he is not up to the level." Ban for how long? The seriousness of the fault cited by the referee determines the provision for a punishment; if the FIFA disciplinary committee determines that Messi was involved in a major infringement of regulations, he may face sanctions including match bans. However, if he has not broken any rules, he may be cautioned for future behaviour and so be eligible to play in the semifinal match against Croatia. If Messi is suspended, he will be the third player suspended for the Argentine team, joining Marcos Acuna and Gonzalo Montiel for the semifinal encounter. Following a 2-2 draw, Argentina overcame the Netherlands 4-3 on penalties at Lusail Stadium on Friday, breaking a World Cup record for the most yellow cards shown in a match.

EXPLAINED: Why could Messi be suspended from FIFA World Cup 2022 semifinal clash against Croatia?

Croatia and Argentina will face each other at the Lusail Stadium in the World Cup final Semi-Finals. Earlier, Croatia defeated five-time champions Brazil in the quarters. Watch further to know more.

Argentina to face Croatia in the first Semi-Finals of World Cup

Argentina fans expecting big win against Croatia in semi-final

Argentina vs Croatia FIFA World Cup 2022 Semifinal:&nbsp;The duel will be a mouth-watering possibility, as supporters from both sides can anticipate high-quality entertainment from some of the world's top players, including Lionel Messi and Luka Modric. The teams' head-to-head records are tied, with each winning two matches and drawing one. When it comes to World Cup matches, the two sides are virtually indistinguishable, with each having one win.

<h2>Argentina vs Croatia Head to Head:&nbsp;FIFA World Cup 2022 Semifinals </h2>

The first World Cup encounter between the teams occurred in 1998, when Croatia advanced to the semifinals. The memories of the last encounter are still vivid in the minds of Lionel Messi and his teammates, as they were battered by the European side, with Luka Modric scoring a screamer and Willy Caballero's blunder allowing Ante Rebic to add disgrace. The game ended in a 3-0 defeat for Argentina, who made it to the last 16 by the skin of their teeth.

<h2>ARG vs CRO&nbsp;Head to Head</h2>

On 4 June 1994, Croatia vs Argentina match ended in 0-0 in an international friendly match. The two teams again came together on 26 June 1998 where the score on the board was 1-0 at FIFA World Cup. In an international friendly in 2006, Croatia vs Argentina scored 3-2. In 2014, both the teams came for a face-off and finished 2-1 in an international friendly. In the last FIFA World Cup in 2018, Argentina vs Croatia finished 0-3. Argentina had won four consecutive games after losing 1-2 to Saudi Arabia in their first World Cup play. The two-time winners then completed their business with a 2-0 victory over Mexico, followed by another 2-0 victory. Things went even better for them in the Round of 16 as they defeated Australia 2-1. They won on penalties against the Netherlands after Wout Weghorst overturned their 2-0 lead in normal time.

Croatia is one of just two teams yet to lose in the tournament and will like to beat Argentina. They began the season with a goalless draw against Morocco before thrashing Canada 4-1. They took a point away from Belgium in the last group encounter, drawing blank and thus ending the latter's aspirations. In the knockout stage, though, they were back to their old ways, dismantling Japan and then tournament favourites Brazil, the latter triumph being a memorable one in their history.

<h2>FIFA World Cup 2022 Argentina vs Croatia group details&nbsp;</h2>

S.no&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Team&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;games&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;W&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;D&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;L&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;GD&nbsp;&nbsp;Pts 
1&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Argentina&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;3&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;2&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;0&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;2&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;+3&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;6 
2&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Croatia&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 3&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;2&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;1&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;+3&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;5

<h2>Knockout stage results</h2>

Argentina: Round of 16: Argentina 2-1 Australia 
Quarterfinal: Netherlands 2-2 Argentina (Argentina won 4-3 on penalties)

Croatia: Round of 16: Japan 1-1 Croatia (Croatia won 3-1 on penalties) 
Quarterfinal: Brazil 1-1 Croatia (Croatia won 4-2 on penalties)

<h2>Suspensions</h2>

Argentina: Gonzalo Montiel, Marcos Acuna 
Croatia: None

<h2>World Cup Record</h2>

Argentina: Team made a total of 18 appearances with the first game played in 1930. The team was a best result champion in 1978 and 1986.&nbsp;

Croatia: Team made a total of 6 appearances with the first in 1998. They were the best result Runners-up in 2018.

<h2>Argentina vs Croatia Predicted Lineup</h2>

Argentina: Martinez; Martinez, Otamendi, Molina, Romero, Tagliafico; De Paul, Mac Allister, Fernandez; Alvarez, Messi

Croatia: Livakovic; Gvardiol, Juranovic, Lovren, Sosa; Kovacic, Brozovic, Modric; Perisic, Kramaric, Livaja

<h2>Argentina vs Croatia date, kick-off time and venue</h2>

The FIFA World Cup 2022 semifinals clash will take place on Wednesday, 14 December. The game will kick-off at 12:30 AM IST, 10:00 PM Local Time. The match will be played at Lusail Stadium in Lusail

Goal Prediction 1-0

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Argentina vs Croatia FIFA World Cup 2022 Semifinal: The duel will be a mouth-watering possibility, as supporters from both sides can anticipate high-quality entertainment from some of the world's top players, including Lionel Messi and Luka Modric.

Argentina vs Croatia FIFA World Cup 2022 Semifinal: The duel will be a mouth-watering possibility, as supporters from both sides can anticipate high-quality entertainment from some of the world's top players, including Lionel Messi and Luka Modric. The teams' head-to-head records are tied, with each winning two matches and drawing one. When it comes to World Cup matches, the two sides are virtually indistinguishable, with each having one win. Argentina vs Croatia Head to Head: FIFA World Cup 2022 Semifinals The first World Cup encounter between the teams occurred in 1998, when Croatia advanced to the semifinals. The memories of the last encounter are still vivid in the minds of Lionel Messi and his teammates, as they were battered by the European side, with Luka Modric scoring a screamer and Willy Caballero's blunder allowing Ante Rebic to add disgrace. The game ended in a 3-0 defeat for Argentina, who made it to the last 16 by the skin of their teeth. ARG vs CRO Head to Head On 4 June 1994, Croatia vs Argentina match ended in 0-0 in an international friendly match. The two teams again came together on 26 June 1998 where the score on the board was 1-0 at FIFA World Cup. In an international friendly in 2006, Croatia vs Argentina scored 3-2. In 2014, both the teams came for a face-off and finished 2-1 in an international friendly. In the last FIFA World Cup in 2018, Argentina vs Croatia finished 0-3. Argentina had won four consecutive games after losing 1-2 to Saudi Arabia in their first World Cup play. The two-time winners then completed their business with a 2-0 victory over Mexico, followed by another 2-0 victory. Things went even better for them in the Round of 16 as they defeated Australia 2-1. They won on penalties against the Netherlands after Wout Weghorst overturned their 2-0 lead in normal time. Croatia is one of just two teams yet to lose in the tournament and will like to beat Argentina. They began the season with a goalless draw against Morocco before thrashing Canada 4-1. They took a point away from Belgium in the last group encounter, drawing blank and thus ending the latter's aspirations. In the knockout stage, though, they were back to their old ways, dismantling Japan and then tournament favourites Brazil, the latter triumph being a memorable one in their history. FIFA World Cup 2022 Argentina vs Croatia group details S.no Team games W D L GD Pts 1 Argentina 3 2 0 2 +3 6 2 Croatia 3 1 2 1 +3 5 Knockout stage results Argentina: Round of 16: Argentina 2-1 Australia Quarterfinal: Netherlands 2-2 Argentina (Argentina won 4-3 on penalties) Croatia: Round of 16: Japan 1-1 Croatia (Croatia won 3-1 on penalties) Quarterfinal: Brazil 1-1 Croatia (Croatia won 4-2 on penalties) Suspensions Argentina: Gonzalo Montiel, Marcos Acuna Croatia: None World Cup Record Argentina: Team made a total of 18 appearances with the first game played in 1930. The team was a best result champion in 1978 and 1986. Croatia: Team made a total of 6 appearances with the first in 1998. They were the best result Runners-up in 2018. Argentina vs Croatia Predicted Lineup Argentina: Martinez; Martinez, Otamendi, Molina, Romero, Tagliafico; De Paul, Mac Allister, Fernandez; Alvarez, Messi Croatia: Livakovic; Gvardiol, Juranovic, Lovren, Sosa; Kovacic, Brozovic, Modric; Perisic, Kramaric, Livaja Argentina vs Croatia date, kick-off time and venue The FIFA World Cup 2022 semifinals clash will take place on Wednesday, 14 December. The game will kick-off at 12:30 AM IST, 10:00 PM Local Time. The match will be played at Lusail Stadium in Lusail Goal Prediction 1-0 Also Read Argentina vs Croatia FIFA World Cup, SF 1 Broadcast TV and OTT-Live Streaming: When and where to watch?

Argentina vs Croatia FIFA World Cup 2022 Semifinal: Preview & prediction, Head to Head, lineup

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Brazil will take on Croatia in the quarter-finals of the FIFA World Cup 2022 on Friday (9 December). Watch this video to know more.

FIFA World Cup 2022: Can Croatia beat five-time world champions Brazil ahead of semi-finals?

Croatia will become the latest European country to enter the continent’s check-free travel zone known as the Schengen area. The European Union agreed on Thursday to let Croatia join the bloc but the wait continued for Bulgaria and Romania as their requests will be considered in the next official meeting.&nbsp;

“The&nbsp;Schengen area&nbsp;is growing for the first time in more than a decade,” the Czech Republic, which holds the EU presidency at the moment, tweeted from their official government handle.&nbsp;

“Ministers approved&nbsp;Croatia’s&nbsp;membership as of 1 January 2023!” the tweet further stated.&nbsp;

The Schengen area allows any person to travel freely within the member countries. It comprises of 26 countries — 22 EU states plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland. &nbsp;

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“When it comes to the accession of Romania and Bulgaria, we are not united and that makes us very weak and that makes me also sad,” Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson told reporters.&nbsp;

“You deserve to be full members of Schengen, you deserve to have access to the free movement in the Schengen area,” Johansson said before adding that a number of ministers supported the two nations.&nbsp;

Bulgaria and Romania joined in 2007 while Croatia became a part in 2013. However, a lack of unity in the decision between the two nations has resulted in Croatia gaining access ahead of them.&nbsp;

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic and other members of the cabinet took to social media to express their pleasure. "Croatia is in Schengen!" Deputy Prime Minister Davor Božinović tweeted.&nbsp;

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Croatia will become the latest European country to enter the continent’s check-free travel zone known as the Schengen area. The European Union agreed on Thursday to let Croatia join the bloc but the wait continued for Bulgaria and Romania as their requests will be considered in the next official meeting.

Croatia will become the latest European country to enter the continent’s check-free travel zone known as the Schengen area. The European Union agreed on Thursday to let Croatia join the bloc but the wait continued for Bulgaria and Romania as their requests will be considered in the next official meeting. “The Schengen area is growing for the first time in more than a decade,” the Czech Republic, which holds the EU presidency at the moment, tweeted from their official government handle. “Ministers approved Croatia’s membership as of 1 January 2023!” the tweet further stated. The Schengen area allows any person to travel freely within the member countries. It comprises of 26 countries — 22 EU states plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland. Also read | US basketball star Brittney Griner released in prisoner swap for arms dealer “When it comes to the accession of Romania and Bulgaria, we are not united and that makes us very weak and that makes me also sad,” Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson told reporters. “You deserve to be full members of Schengen, you deserve to have access to the free movement in the Schengen area,” Johansson said before adding that a number of ministers supported the two nations. Bulgaria and Romania joined in 2007 while Croatia became a part in 2013. However, a lack of unity in the decision between the two nations has resulted in Croatia gaining access ahead of them. Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic and other members of the cabinet took to social media to express their pleasure. "Croatia is in Schengen!" Deputy Prime Minister Davor Božinović tweeted.

Croatia to join Schengen zone but Bulgaria, Romania bids rejected by EU

Brazil to take on Croatia in quarter-finals on Friday

In the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2022, Croatia defeated Japan in a knockout-stage game which was decided by penalty kicks after a hard-fought battle.

Croatia knockout Japan in penalty shootout to reach quarter finals

Croatia goalkeeper Dominic Kivakovic saved penalties from Takumi Minamino, Kaoru Mitoma and Maya Yoshida before Mario Pasalic netted the winning spot-kick in their 3-1 shootout win over Japan on Monday to reach the World Cup quarter-finals. With the scores deadlocked at 1-1 after an absorbing 90 minutes, Japan's Kaoru Mitoma went closest in the scrappy half-hour of extra time, forcing Kivakovic to parry away his powerful drive.

Daichi Kamada had shot off target after a flowing Japan counter-attack minutes before Daizen Maeda deservedly put them ahead in the 43rd minute, firing home from close range after Ritsu Doan delivered an in-swinging cross into the penalty area.

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Croatia forward Ivan Perisic, who was denied by Japan goalkeeper Shuichi Gonda in the opening minutes, pulled them level 10 minutes into the second half after meeting Dejan Lovren's cross with a powerful header.

Croatia will face either Brazil or South Korea in the quarter-finals.

Croatia goalkeeper Dominic Kivakovic saved penalties from Takumi Minamino, Kaoru Mitoma and Maya Yoshida before Mario Pasalic netted the winning spot-kick in their 3-1 shootout win over Japan on Monday to reach the World Cup quarter-finals.

Croatia goalkeeper Dominic Kivakovic saved penalties from Takumi Minamino, Kaoru Mitoma and Maya Yoshida before Mario Pasalic netted the winning spot-kick in their 3-1 shootout win over Japan on Monday to reach the World Cup quarter-finals. With the scores deadlocked at 1-1 after an absorbing 90 minutes, Japan's Kaoru Mitoma went closest in the scrappy half-hour of extra time, forcing Kivakovic to parry away his powerful drive. Daichi Kamada had shot off target after a flowing Japan counter-attack minutes before Daizen Maeda deservedly put them ahead in the 43rd minute, firing home from close range after Ritsu Doan delivered an in-swinging cross into the penalty area. Also read: I'll be rooting for each one of you: Pele backs Brazil ahead of Round of 16 tie vs South Korea in FIFA WC Croatia forward Ivan Perisic, who was denied by Japan goalkeeper Shuichi Gonda in the opening minutes, pulled them level 10 minutes into the second half after meeting Dejan Lovren's cross with a powerful header. Croatia will face either Brazil or South Korea in the quarter-finals.

FIFA World Cup: Croatia beat Japan on penalties to enter quarter-finals

There has been plenty of action and drama in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2022 edition. The tournament started on November 20 and has been living up to expectations so far. The Round of 32 will be over on Friday (December 02) as the focus now shifts to the Round of 16. Thus, the tournament is set to get more competitive and will throw in more surprises for the football fans, worldwide, in the next round.&nbsp;

Talking about the last 16 round, pre-tournament favourites such as Brazil, Argentina, England, Croatia, Portugal have all qualified whereas some big teams such as last edition's semi-finalists Belgium and 2014 champions Germany have bowed out of the competition in the group stage itself. Teams such as Japan and Morocco have topped their respective groups whereas Australia also got through the R-16 for the second time in their history, beating Denmark.

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Ahead of all the action in the Round of 16, here are the teams that have qualified so far and the entire schedule:

Group winners: England, France, Argentina, Netherlands, Japan, Morocco 
Second-placed: Senegal, Poland, Australia, USA, Croatia, Spain 
Final position yet to be confirmed: Brazil and Portugal

On the other hand, as many as six teams -- such as Switzerland, Cameroon, and Serbia in Group G, and Ghana, South Korea, and Uruguay from Group H -- are still in the race to seal the two remaining&nbsp;spots.

Full schedule of Round of 16:

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		<tr>
			<td>DATE</td>
			<td>TEAM 1</td>
			<td>TEAM 2</td>
			<td>VENUE</td>
			<td>TIMINGS (IST)</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Dec 3</td>
			<td>NED</td>
			<td>USA</td>
			<td>Khalifa International Stadium</td>
			<td>8:30 PM</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Dec 4</td>
			<td>Argentina</td>
			<td>Australia</td>
			<td>Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium</td>
			<td>12:30 AM</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Dec 4</td>
			<td>France</td>
			<td>Poland</td>
			<td>Al Thumama Stadium</td>
			<td>8:30 PM</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Dec 5&nbsp;</td>
			<td>England</td>
			<td>Senegal</td>
			<td>Al Bayt Stadium</td>
			<td>12:30 AM</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Dec 5</td>
			<td>Japan</td>
			<td>Croatia</td>
			<td>Al Janoub Stadium</td>
			<td>8:30 PM</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Dec 6</td>
			<td>Group G topper</td>
			<td>Group H 2nd</td>
			<td>Stadium 974</td>
			<td>12:30 AM</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Dec 6</td>
			<td>Morocco</td>
			<td>Spain</td>
			<td>Education City Stadium</td>
			<td>8:30 PM</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Dec 7&nbsp;</td>
			<td>Group H topper</td>
			<td>Group G 2nd</td>
			<td>Lusail Iconic Stadium&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;</td>
			<td>12:30 AM</td>
		</tr>
	</tbody>
</table>

Live Streaming and telecast details

Just like so far, Sports 18 will broadcast the&nbsp;Round of 16 games. The&nbsp;live stream will be available on&nbsp;Jio Cinema app and website.

Expect more twists and turns in the next round of the showpiece event in Qatar.

There has been plenty of action and drama in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2022 edition. The tournament started on November 20 and has been living up to expectations so far.

There has been plenty of action and drama in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2022 edition. The tournament started on November 20 and has been living up to expectations so far. The Round of 32 will be over on Friday (December 02) as the focus now shifts to the Round of 16. Thus, the tournament is set to get more competitive and will throw in more surprises for the football fans, worldwide, in the next round. Talking about the last 16 round, pre-tournament favourites such as Brazil, Argentina, England, Croatia, Portugal have all qualified whereas some big teams such as last edition's semi-finalists Belgium and 2014 champions Germany have bowed out of the competition in the group stage itself. Teams such as Japan and Morocco have topped their respective groups whereas Australia also got through the R-16 for the second time in their history, beating Denmark. Also read: FIFA World Cup 2022 Rankings- Points table, team standings of all groups after day 11 Ahead of all the action in the Round of 16, here are the teams that have qualified so far and the entire schedule: Group winners: England, France, Argentina, Netherlands, Japan, Morocco Second-placed: Senegal, Poland, Australia, USA, Croatia, Spain Final position yet to be confirmed: Brazil and Portugal On the other hand, as many as six teams -- such as Switzerland, Cameroon, and Serbia in Group G, and Ghana, South Korea, and Uruguay from Group H -- are still in the race to seal the two remaining spots. Full schedule of Round of 16: DATE TEAM 1 TEAM 2 VENUE TIMINGS (IST) Dec 3 NED USA Khalifa International Stadium 8:30 PM Dec 4 Argentina Australia Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium 12:30 AM Dec 4 France Poland Al Thumama Stadium 8:30 PM Dec 5 England Senegal Al Bayt Stadium 12:30 AM Dec 5 Japan Croatia Al Janoub Stadium 8:30 PM Dec 6 Group G topper Group H 2nd Stadium 974 12:30 AM Dec 6 Morocco Spain Education City Stadium 8:30 PM Dec 7 Group H topper Group G 2nd Lusail Iconic Stadium 12:30 AM Live Streaming and telecast details Just like so far, Sports 18 will broadcast the Round of 16 games. The live stream will be available on Jio Cinema app and website. Expect more twists and turns in the next round of the showpiece event in Qatar.

FIFA World Cup 2022, Round of 16: From qualified teams, schedule to live telecast - All you need to know

&nbsp;Croatia reached the last 16 at the World Cup after a tension-filled 0-0 draw with Belgium on Thursday that ensured the last hurrah of the Belgian 'golden generation' ended in a dismal group-stage exit.&nbsp;

Roberto Martinez's side, ranked second in the world and semi-finalists four years ago, needed a win at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium to keep their hopes alive but could not break down the Croats who finished as Group F runners up behind Morocco.&nbsp;

Substitute Romelu Lukaku fluffed four golden chances to break the deadlock as Belgium cast off the shackles in the second half, although Croatia had their own opportunities.&nbsp;

Croatia, who next play the winners of Group E, finished with five points, two behind Morocco who beat already-eliminated Canada 2-1 to top the table. Belgium were third with four points after winning just one of their three games.&nbsp;

A lot has been made of Belgium's 'golden generation', a collection of prodigious talents from the biggest clubs, who have perennially been among the favourites at international tournaments for the best part of a decade.&nbsp;

Yet they have never tasted glory and with the brightest lights, such as Eden Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne, already north of 30, it is unlikely they will get another chance at the World Cup.&nbsp;

HIGH TENSION&nbsp;

With so much riding on the outcome, the tension was evident from the early stages and the encounter became something of a tactical chess match in the first half, with both sides careful not to take any unnecessary risks.&nbsp;

There was however still some drama. Croatia were awarded a penalty in the 16th minute when Andrej Kramaric's toe was clipped by Yannick Carrasco and referee Anthony Taylor pointed to the spot.&nbsp;

Just as Luka Modric was preparing to take the kick, however, Taylor was instructed to view the VAR monitor and swiftly reversed his decision after checking for an earlier offside.&nbsp;

The automated system in place flashed up an image on the stadium's big screen that showed Croatia's Kramaric had perhaps strayed the width of a shirt sleeve beyond the last man.&nbsp;

There were few chances in the first half, however, and no shots on target.&nbsp;

Ivan Perisic flashed a shot wide for Croatia within seconds of the kickoff and Marko Livaja headed over, while Belgium's Yannick Carrasco had a shot blocked and Dries Mertens scooped a finish hopelessly over the bar.&nbsp;

Belgium boss Roberto Martinez rolled the dice at halftime, summoning Lukaku off the bench and the striker probably should have scored within minutes of coming on but his header at the far post was directed straight at goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic.&nbsp;

Croatia were then foiled at the other end when Mateo Kovacic was played through following a powerful burst from centre back Josko Gvardiol but his shot was palmed over one-handed by Thibaut Courtois.&nbsp;

Marcelo Brozovic and Modric then stung the palms of Courtois, who got down low to his right to parry away both efforts.&nbsp;

It was then Belgium's turn to pile on the pressure. First Carrasco stormed through on goal before his path was blocked and the ball found its way to Lukaku who somehow hit the post with the goal gaping.&nbsp;

He then inexplicably headed over from close range, although replays showed De Bruyne had probably taken the ball out of play before crossing.&nbsp;

Lukaku missed two chances from point-blank range in the dying minutes, diverting Thomas Meunier's crisp shot wide and then looking on bemused as the ball bounced into his midriff with the goal at his mercy before it bobbled harmlessly to the keeper.&nbsp;

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Croatia reached the last 16 at the World Cup after a tension-filled 0-0 draw with Belgium on Thursday that ensured the last hurrah of the Belgian 'golden generation' ended in a dismal group-stage exit.

Croatia reached the last 16 at the World Cup after a tension-filled 0-0 draw with Belgium on Thursday that ensured the last hurrah of the Belgian 'golden generation' ended in a dismal group-stage exit. Roberto Martinez's side, ranked second in the world and semi-finalists four years ago, needed a win at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium to keep their hopes alive but could not break down the Croats who finished as Group F runners up behind Morocco. Substitute Romelu Lukaku fluffed four golden chances to break the deadlock as Belgium cast off the shackles in the second half, although Croatia had their own opportunities. Croatia, who next play the winners of Group E, finished with five points, two behind Morocco who beat already-eliminated Canada 2-1 to top the table. Belgium were third with four points after winning just one of their three games. A lot has been made of Belgium's 'golden generation', a collection of prodigious talents from the biggest clubs, who have perennially been among the favourites at international tournaments for the best part of a decade. Yet they have never tasted glory and with the brightest lights, such as Eden Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne, already north of 30, it is unlikely they will get another chance at the World Cup. HIGH TENSION With so much riding on the outcome, the tension was evident from the early stages and the encounter became something of a tactical chess match in the first half, with both sides careful not to take any unnecessary risks. There was however still some drama. Croatia were awarded a penalty in the 16th minute when Andrej Kramaric's toe was clipped by Yannick Carrasco and referee Anthony Taylor pointed to the spot. Just as Luka Modric was preparing to take the kick, however, Taylor was instructed to view the VAR monitor and swiftly reversed his decision after checking for an earlier offside. The automated system in place flashed up an image on the stadium's big screen that showed Croatia's Kramaric had perhaps strayed the width of a shirt sleeve beyond the last man. There were few chances in the first half, however, and no shots on target. Ivan Perisic flashed a shot wide for Croatia within seconds of the kickoff and Marko Livaja headed over, while Belgium's Yannick Carrasco had a shot blocked and Dries Mertens scooped a finish hopelessly over the bar. Belgium boss Roberto Martinez rolled the dice at halftime, summoning Lukaku off the bench and the striker probably should have scored within minutes of coming on but his header at the far post was directed straight at goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic. Croatia were then foiled at the other end when Mateo Kovacic was played through following a powerful burst from centre back Josko Gvardiol but his shot was palmed over one-handed by Thibaut Courtois. Marcelo Brozovic and Modric then stung the palms of Courtois, who got down low to his right to parry away both efforts. It was then Belgium's turn to pile on the pressure. First Carrasco stormed through on goal before his path was blocked and the ball found its way to Lukaku who somehow hit the post with the goal gaping. He then inexplicably headed over from close range, although replays showed De Bruyne had probably taken the ball out of play before crossing. Lukaku missed two chances from point-blank range in the dying minutes, diverting Thomas Meunier's crisp shot wide and then looking on bemused as the ball bounced into his midriff with the goal at his mercy before it bobbled harmlessly to the keeper.

FIFA World Cup 2022: Croatia cling on to reach last 16 and send Belgium packing

In FIFA World Cup 2022 today, December 1, Croatia will take on Belgium in must-win match. Even though Croatia advanced to the quarterfinals of FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia, the team is yet to finalise a spot in the top 16 this year.

FIFA World Cup 2022: Croatia to face Belgium in must-win match on December 1

In their opening match, Croatia and Morocco were held to a disappointing 0-0 stalemate, while Canada was defeated 1-0 by Belgium. Canada, which is competing in its second World Cup, has yet to score a goal in the history of the men's competition. In 1986, they earned a spot in the competition and were eliminated at the group stage, going home winless and goalless. And as the youthful generation in Canada is starting to lift off, Croatia's golden age has started to come to an end after several years of high flight. Canada can understandably feel unfairly treated given their 1-0 loss to Belgium going into Sunday's match.

<h2>Croatia vs Canada head to head</h2>

In men's international football, Croatia and Canada have never faced one another. This is their first clash.

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<h2>Croatia vs Canada match prediction</h2>

A goalless draw is still possible here, so any neutral spectators expecting a barrage of goals should go elsewhere. However, Dalic's team can hold firm defensively and prevail in the midfield fight to win this game. 
Canada is given a 27.0 per cent winning chance, Croatia is given a 47.0 per cent advantage, and the draw is regarded as somewhat less likely at 26 per cent. 
Prediction: Croatia-1, Canada-0

<h2>Croatia vs Canada predicted line-ups</h2>

Croatia possible starting lineup: Livakovic; Juranovic, Lovren, Gvardiol, Sosa; Modric, Brozovic, Kovacic; Kramaric, Livaja, Perisic

Canada possible starting lineup: Borjan; Laryea, Johnston, Vitoria, Miller, Davies; Buchanan, Hutchinson, Eustaquio, Larin; David

<h2>Croatia vs Canada date, kick-off time, and venue</h2>

The third match on day 8 (Sunday, November 27th) of the FIFA World Cup 2022 will be played between Croatia and Canada. The game will begin at 21:30 IST and 20:00 GST (Gulf Standard Time). The venue of this encounter is – Khalifa International Stadium.

In their opening match, Croatia and Morocco were held to a disappointing 0-0 stalemate, while Canada was defeated 1-0 by Belgium. Canada, which is competing in its second World Cup, has yet to score a goal in the history of the men's competition.

In their opening match, Croatia and Morocco were held to a disappointing 0-0 stalemate, while Canada was defeated 1-0 by Belgium. Canada, which is competing in its second World Cup, has yet to score a goal in the history of the men's competition. In 1986, they earned a spot in the competition and were eliminated at the group stage, going home winless and goalless. And as the youthful generation in Canada is starting to lift off, Croatia's golden age has started to come to an end after several years of high flight. Canada can understandably feel unfairly treated given their 1-0 loss to Belgium going into Sunday's match. Croatia vs Canada head to head In men's international football, Croatia and Canada have never faced one another. This is their first clash. Also Read | LIVE | FIFA World Cup, Japan Vs Costa Rica Day 8: Samurai blue eager to thrash Costa Rica Croatia vs Canada match prediction A goalless draw is still possible here, so any neutral spectators expecting a barrage of goals should go elsewhere. However, Dalic's team can hold firm defensively and prevail in the midfield fight to win this game. Canada is given a 27.0 per cent winning chance, Croatia is given a 47.0 per cent advantage, and the draw is regarded as somewhat less likely at 26 per cent. Prediction: Croatia-1, Canada-0 Croatia vs Canada predicted line-ups Croatia possible starting lineup: Livakovic; Juranovic, Lovren, Gvardiol, Sosa; Modric, Brozovic, Kovacic; Kramaric, Livaja, Perisic Canada possible starting lineup: Borjan; Laryea, Johnston, Vitoria, Miller, Davies; Buchanan, Hutchinson, Eustaquio, Larin; David Croatia vs Canada date, kick-off time, and venue The third match on day 8 (Sunday, November 27th) of the FIFA World Cup 2022 will be played between Croatia and Canada. The game will begin at 21:30 IST and 20:00 GST (Gulf Standard Time). The venue of this encounter is – Khalifa International Stadium.

Croatia vs Canada at FIFA World Cup 2022 - Match prediction, preview, head-to-head and lineups

The FIFA World Cup 2022 edition is underway and producing enthralling action for football fans across the globe. On Tuesday (November 22), i.e. the third day of the competition, Lionel Messi-led Argentina lost to Saudi Arabia, 1-2, in their opening clash whereas defending champions France went past Australia 4-1 in their first game in the ongoing edition. The action continues on Wednesday (November 23) with plenty of games in store. In the first game of the day, Morocco will face last edition's runners-up Croatia.

For Croatia to go all the way, they will need a strong start. While they did manage a second-spot finish in 2018 edition, Croatia isn't being considered as one of the top contenders. This might just work in their favour, just like it did in 2018 in Russia. They had a smooth qualification to the mega event and even topped the Nations League group, ahead of France, and, hence, will start as favourites.&nbsp;

“Definitely, what we’ve been through in 2018 in Russia is unforgettable and indelible in my mind. Others can continue speaking about it but we need to put it aside and focus on what’s ahead,” Modric told a news conference. “Many players at the 2018 World Cup in Russia are not here, we have new players, new quality young players with fresh blood and energy. This is a new tournament and we have to look at it that way," he added.

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<h2>When is the Morocco vs Croatia match of the FIFA World Cup 2022?</h2>

The Morocco vs Croatia&nbsp;FIFA World Cup 2022 fixture, from Group F, will be held at the&nbsp;Al Bayt Stadium, Qatar.

<h2>What time will the match be telecast in India?</h2>

The clash will kickoff at 15:30 PM IST on&nbsp;Wednesday&nbsp;(November 23).

<h2>Where can we watch the match live:&nbsp;Broadcast TV and OTT Channel in India?</h2>

The Indian fans can enjoy the&nbsp;FIFA World Cup proceedings on TV on&nbsp;Sports18&nbsp;and Sports18 HD channels. In addition, the live streaming will on the&nbsp;Jio Cinema app&nbsp;or website.

The FIFA World Cup 2022 edition is underway and producing enthralling action for football fans across the globe. On Tuesday (November 22), i.e. the third day of the competition, Lionel Messi-led Argentina lost to Saudi Arabia, 1-2, in their opening clash whereas defending champions France went past Australia 4-1 in their first game in the ongoing edition.

The FIFA World Cup 2022 edition is underway and producing enthralling action for football fans across the globe. On Tuesday (November 22), i.e. the third day of the competition, Lionel Messi-led Argentina lost to Saudi Arabia, 1-2, in their opening clash whereas defending champions France went past Australia 4-1 in their first game in the ongoing edition. The action continues on Wednesday (November 23) with plenty of games in store. In the first game of the day, Morocco will face last edition's runners-up Croatia. For Croatia to go all the way, they will need a strong start. While they did manage a second-spot finish in 2018 edition, Croatia isn't being considered as one of the top contenders. This might just work in their favour, just like it did in 2018 in Russia. They had a smooth qualification to the mega event and even topped the Nations League group, ahead of France, and, hence, will start as favourites. “Definitely, what we’ve been through in 2018 in Russia is unforgettable and indelible in my mind. Others can continue speaking about it but we need to put it aside and focus on what’s ahead,” Modric told a news conference. “Many players at the 2018 World Cup in Russia are not here, we have new players, new quality young players with fresh blood and energy. This is a new tournament and we have to look at it that way," he added. Also read: FIFA World Cup 2022, Day 3 Schedule – Matches, venues and live streaming-OTT, channel broadcast details! When is the Morocco vs Croatia match of the FIFA World Cup 2022? The Morocco vs Croatia FIFA World Cup 2022 fixture, from Group F, will be held at the Al Bayt Stadium, Qatar. What time will the match be telecast in India? The clash will kickoff at 15:30 PM IST on Wednesday (November 23). Where can we watch the match live: Broadcast TV and OTT Channel in India? The Indian fans can enjoy the FIFA World Cup proceedings on TV on Sports18 and Sports18 HD channels. In addition, the live streaming will on the Jio Cinema app or website.

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