The U.S. might be out of the running, but the 2022 World Cup is getting more and more exciting as it races towards the finals for the FIFA championship. With the Round of 16 in the rear view mirror, it’s now time for the quarter-finals.
Four games. Lose, and your team’s dream comes to an abrupt and heartbreaking stop. And the sport’s two biggest stars could be a collision course to face each other in the semi-finals or finals. Lionel Messi will lead Argentina against the Netherlands, the team that eliminated the U.S., in the quarter finals. And Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal will face Morocco (though whether Rolando or Gonçalo Ramos will start this time is still an unknown).
