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Bengaluru, June 1: The FIFA World Cup 2018 is less than a fortnight away and all the qualified nations have already kicked off their preparations for the biggest football extravaganza, which will be held in Russia from June 14-July 15.
In this edition of the FIFA World Cup, 32 countries have made the cut to the final stages and all of them have been pooled into eight groups of four each. The top two from each group qualify for the knockouts (Round of 16) until one winner emerges at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow on July 15. Germany and Brazil head into the World Cup as the favourites but will they be able to ward off other talented squads like Argentina, Spain and Belgium? In Group A, hosts Russia will take on Asian giants Saudi Arabia in the World Cup opener, also at Luzhniki, on June 14. And ahead of the World Cup opener, MyKhel breaks down the chances of all the 32 countries playing the World Cup final stages.
Shin previously said he would select the final 23 members for the World Cup after playing two friendly matches at home. South Korea beat Honduras 2-0 on Monday, but fell 3-1 to Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday.
Kim, 25, failed to recover from the knee injury he sustained during a friendly match against Northern Ireland in March. The Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors left back didn't play in either of South Korea's World Cup tune-ups at home.
Lee, a veteran who has played in two previous World Cups, featured in the Honduras friendly, but didn't perform solidly. The 29-year-old had little playing time with his English Premier League club Crystal Palace this past season, which apparently influenced his performance with the national team.
Kwon failed to survive the competition among center backs. The 26-year-old, who plays with Chinese side Tianjin Quanjin, played against Bosnia and Herzegovina, but failed to impress.
Three national team rookies -- Hellas Verona attacker Lee Seung-woo, Incheon United midfielder Moon Seon-min and Jeju United defender Oh Ban-suk -- all remained on the roster and will have their first World Cup. The three players had no senior national team experience before the two friendly matches this week.
South Korea will travel to their pre-World Cup training camp in Austria on Sunday with these 23 players. They'll play against Bolivia on June 7 and face Senegal on June 11 before departing for their World Cup base camp in Saint Petersburg on June 12.
South Korea will open their World Cup campaign against Sweden on June 18 in Nizhny Novgorod in Russia.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup will be held from June 14, 2018 (6/14/18) until July 15, 2018 (7/15/2018) in Russia.
It will be the 21st FIFA World Cup. The international football (American soccer) tournament is held every four years and contested by the men's national teams of the member associations of FIFA.
This will be the first World Cup held in Europe since the 2006 tournament in Germany, and the first to be held in Eastern Europe.
South Korea, Sweden and Germany managed to join reigning champion China in the men's semifinals of the 2018 World Team Table Tennis Championships here on Friday.
Following the first quarterfinal in the morning session, in which China knocked out Austria, South Korea defeated Japan by 3-1.
Jeoung Youngsik who is in good shape, defeated Harimoto Tomokazu in the opening game through five sets.
However, South Korea's highest ranked Lee Songsu lost in another tough full-set-game to world No. 11 Mizutani Jun.
From the third game, South Korea took over momentum. Jang Woojin defeated Matsudaira Kenta by 3-1, then Jeoung Youngsik routed Mizutani Jun swiftly by 3-0.
"It was a tough match, our players all performed very well," South Korea coach Kim Taek Soo said after the match.
"The first game was of significant importance, wining it provided us with massive confidence," he added.
Host Sweden, which defeated Chinese Taipei through a knock-out match to this quarterfinal, continued their journey of the tournament past England. The No. 9 seed nailed down three games in a row.
"We know England very well, we practice together quite often," said Sweden coach Ulf Carlsson.
"Nevertheless, we didn't expect a 3-0 win like this, Liam Pitchford was unbeaten before this match, Mattias Karlsson did a fantastic job today," he added.
Talking about the coming semifinal against China, he said, "It's an honor to play the best team, we just need to go on with the energy and confidence we have now."
Germany fought for the last semifinal place versus Brazil. With the absence of injured Timo Boll, the No. 1 seed still managed to overcome their opponent by 3-1.
Ruwen Filus scored two points for the Swaythling Cup contender, while world No. 3 Dimitril Ovcharov collected one game. Germany will take up a showdown with
In this edition of the FIFA World Cup, 32 countries have made the cut to the final stages and all of them have been pooled into eight groups of four each. The top two from each group qualify for the knockouts (Round of 16) until one winner emerges at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow on July 15. Germany and Brazil head into the World Cup as the favourites but will they be able to ward off other talented squads like Argentina, Spain and Belgium? In Group A, hosts Russia will take on Asian giants Saudi Arabia in the World Cup opener, also at Luzhniki, on June 14. And ahead of the World Cup opener, MyKhel breaks down the chances of all the 32 countries playing the World Cup final stages.
Shin previously said he would select the final 23 members for the World Cup after playing two friendly matches at home. South Korea beat Honduras 2-0 on Monday, but fell 3-1 to Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday.
Kim, 25, failed to recover from the knee injury he sustained during a friendly match against Northern Ireland in March. The Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors left back didn't play in either of South Korea's World Cup tune-ups at home.
Lee, a veteran who has played in two previous World Cups, featured in the Honduras friendly, but didn't perform solidly. The 29-year-old had little playing time with his English Premier League club Crystal Palace this past season, which apparently influenced his performance with the national team.
Kwon failed to survive the competition among center backs. The 26-year-old, who plays with Chinese side Tianjin Quanjin, played against Bosnia and Herzegovina, but failed to impress.
Three national team rookies -- Hellas Verona attacker Lee Seung-woo, Incheon United midfielder Moon Seon-min and Jeju United defender Oh Ban-suk -- all remained on the roster and will have their first World Cup. The three players had no senior national team experience before the two friendly matches this week.
South Korea will travel to their pre-World Cup training camp in Austria on Sunday with these 23 players. They'll play against Bolivia on June 7 and face Senegal on June 11 before departing for their World Cup base camp in Saint Petersburg on June 12.
South Korea will open their World Cup campaign against Sweden on June 18 in Nizhny Novgorod in Russia.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup will be held from June 14, 2018 (6/14/18) until July 15, 2018 (7/15/2018) in Russia.
It will be the 21st FIFA World Cup. The international football (American soccer) tournament is held every four years and contested by the men's national teams of the member associations of FIFA.
This will be the first World Cup held in Europe since the 2006 tournament in Germany, and the first to be held in Eastern Europe.
South Korea, Sweden and Germany managed to join reigning champion China in the men's semifinals of the 2018 World Team Table Tennis Championships here on Friday.
Following the first quarterfinal in the morning session, in which China knocked out Austria, South Korea defeated Japan by 3-1.
Jeoung Youngsik who is in good shape, defeated Harimoto Tomokazu in the opening game through five sets.
However, South Korea's highest ranked Lee Songsu lost in another tough full-set-game to world No. 11 Mizutani Jun.
From the third game, South Korea took over momentum. Jang Woojin defeated Matsudaira Kenta by 3-1, then Jeoung Youngsik routed Mizutani Jun swiftly by 3-0.
"It was a tough match, our players all performed very well," South Korea coach Kim Taek Soo said after the match.
"The first game was of significant importance, wining it provided us with massive confidence," he added.
Host Sweden, which defeated Chinese Taipei through a knock-out match to this quarterfinal, continued their journey of the tournament past England. The No. 9 seed nailed down three games in a row.
"We know England very well, we practice together quite often," said Sweden coach Ulf Carlsson.
"Nevertheless, we didn't expect a 3-0 win like this, Liam Pitchford was unbeaten before this match, Mattias Karlsson did a fantastic job today," he added.
Talking about the coming semifinal against China, he said, "It's an honor to play the best team, we just need to go on with the energy and confidence we have now."
Germany fought for the last semifinal place versus Brazil. With the absence of injured Timo Boll, the No. 1 seed still managed to overcome their opponent by 3-1.
Ruwen Filus scored two points for the Swaythling Cup contender, while world No. 3 Dimitril Ovcharov collected one game. Germany will take up a showdown with
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