The dust has settled, and the names have been released from the tiny soccer balls. We know who is guaranteed to play each other in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. We also know who to expect to come out on top. What a fun little web we weave as a soccer community.
What we didn’t know is when the United States — which will be in its first World Cup in eight years — will play over the holiday season. It appears the FIFA schedule makers have a soft spot for the Americans (and they really, really want those TV dollars).
When you start to kick back in late November to watch the Americans in the World Cup group stage, you’ll be able to do it on a lovely, lazy afternoon.