2018 World Cup news
11 Russian cities will host the quadrennial FIFA World Cup in 2018. RT covers news on 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia, including games, fixtures, teams, host cities, stadiums and standings, etc. The 2018 World Cup will take place from June 14 to July 15. 32 men's national teams will contest the 2018 FIFA World Cup. The final will be held in Moscow, and it will be the first World Cup held in Europe since 2006 when tournament was held in Germany. Get the news and information from RT about previous World Cup events. 12 venues are going to host the football matches: two in Moscow – Luzhniki Stadium and Spartak Stadium; St. Petersburg Stadium; Fisht Stadium in Sochi; Ekaterinburg Arena; Kazan Arena; Nizhny Novgorod Stadium; Rostov Arena in Rostov-on-Don; Samara Arena; Mordovia Arena in Saransk; Volgograd Stadium; Kaliningrad Stadium. Don’t miss the news on the 2018 World Cup venues and RT live updates from all 12 stadiums.
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The next-best thing to being here. Russia 2018 has already exceeded everyone’s expectations. Ask any fan. Or better still, watch them live here.Sport News - 100% accuracy: Russian oracle cat on target with World Cup predictions
A deaf cat named Achilles who lives in the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg has accurately predicted the results of each of the four World Cup matches he has been asked to foretell.Sport News - Argentina asks Russia to deport fans involved in post-match brawl
Argentina’s Security Minister Patricia Bulrich has asked the Russian authorities to deport four Argentinian fans filmed beating a Croatian supporter after their team suffered a shock 3-0 defeat on Thursday.Sport News - Spain World Cup winner Puyol ‘barred from Iranian TV because of long hair’
Former Spanish international defender and World Cup winner Carles Puyol has claimed he was barred from appearing on Iranian TV as a commentator because of his trademark long hair, according to reports.Sport News - Belgium v Tunisia goal-fest sees Russia 2018 beat 64-year-old World Cup record
Belgium and Tunisia’s high-scoring encounter in Moscow meant Russia 2018 has broken the record for the longest stretch of games at a World Cup without a goalless draw.Sport News - Germany aim to get World Cup challenge back on track against Sweden
World Cup holders Germany will have to show a much-improved performance in their second Group F match against Sweden to avoid a humiliating early flight home from Russia for Joachim Low’s men.Sport News
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