Only three matches remain in the 2022 World Cup as football fans wave goodbye to the world's biggest sporting event for the next four years.
There have been upsets of the highest calibre, penalty shootouts galore, last-minute winners and equalisers, and above all, drama. Argentina's loss to Saudi Arabia in the opening week of the tournament now seems a lifetime away with the South American side progressing to the final, whilst the fairytale stories of Morocco and Australia reaching the final rounds, the failures of Belgium and Germany to qualify from their groups and yet more England penalty heartbreak has made it a World Cup to remember.
Only Argentina remain, and they will face one of France or Morocco after the second semi-final draws to its conclusion on Wednesday evening.
