FIFA Insight Live: A Training Centre Podcast

A thrilling end to Group A saw Senegal defeat Ecuador to progress to the knockout stages of the FIFA World Cup.

The African champions took a first-half lead before being pegged back only to respond immediately, securing the win that secured second place behind the Netherlands.

Breaking this down are Mark Roberts and Elliott Stonell from FIFA. They’re joined by Alberto Zaccheroni, Faryd Mondragon and Sunday Oliseh.

Louis van Gaal’s Netherlands side defeated hosts Qatar 2-0 to seal top spot in Group A.

It means they will progress to the knockout stages of the FIFA World Cup, facing the runners-up in Group B.

Meanwhile, Qatar drop out having lost all three group matches.

In the car to break this one down are Chris Loxston and Harry Lowe from FIFA. They’re joined by Jürgen Klinsmann, Pascal Zuberbühler Cha Du-Ri.

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Portugal have joined Brazil and France in reaching the Last 16 of the FIFA World Cup after a solid win and performance against Uruguay.

It was an evenly matched game, one that changed on the brillaince of Bruno Fernandes who grabbed both goals, although Cristiano Ronaldo is claiming the game's opener.

Urugay face Ghana in their last group match, needing victory for any chance to progress. But if Portugal lose to Korea Republic, even victory for Uruguay may not be enough.

Arne Barez, Harry Lowe and Chris Loxston from FIFA are joined by Cha Du-Ri, Faryd Mondragon and Jürgen Klinsmann to break this one down.

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There is no stopping Brazil in Group G, with or without their talisman Neymar.

The Paris Saint-Germain ace was missing through injury against Switzerland, but it mattered for little as the Samba Boys ran out 1-0 winners to seal progress to the Last 16.

Joining Mark Roberts is Sunday Oliseh, Alberto Zaccheroni and Pascal Zuberbühler.

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After the Group G fireworks earlier in the day between Cameroon and Serbia, Korea Republic and Ghana refused to be upstaged, so they entertained us with another cracking match.

It had it all - pain, passion, comebacks and heartbreak for Korea as they eventually succumbed 3-2 after drawing level having been 2-0 down at half-time. It's what football at the FIFA World Cup is all about.

To discuss it all is Arne Barex, Harry Lowe and Christ Loxston from FIFA. They're joined by Cha Du-Ri, Jürgen Klinsmann and Fayd Mondragon from the Technical Study Group.

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It was a six-goal thriller between Cameroon and Serbia as they slugged it out to eventually earn a point apiece.

It means the FIFA World Cup hopes are still alive for both teams heading into the last game of Group G, but they will both need victories for a chance to qualify for the knockout rounds. With Brazil up next for Cameroon, their task is looking tougher than Serbia's, who will face Switzerland.

Breaking this game down in the car are Mark Roberts and Elliott Stonell from FIFA. They are joined by Sunday Oliseh, Alberto Zaccheroni and Pascal Zuberbühler.

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After a shock Matchday 1 defeat to Japan, Germany have kept their FIFA World Cup ambitions alive following a 1-1 draw with Spain.

The result leaves Louis Enrique's side atop of Group E with four points, with Japan and Costa Rica on three, separated by goal difference. So while Germany remain bottom of the table with a solitary point, they know a victory over Costa Rica will see them into the knockout stages if Spain defeat Japan.

Breaking this game down are Arne Barez, Harry Lowe and Chris Loxston from FIFA. Pascal Zuberbühler, Jürgen Klinsmann and Sunday Oliseh are on hand with the expert analysis.

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Canada became the second team to be knocked out of the 2022 FIFA World Cup following a heavy defeat to Croatia.

Alphonso Davies had scored Canada's first-ever FIFA World Cup goal after just 67 seconds, but Croatia came back into the game to run out convincing winners.

It means the 2018 finalists top the group, with Morocco behind them on goal difference.

In the car are Mark Roberts and Elliott Stonell from FIFA, with Faryd Mondragon, Alberto Zaccheroni and Cha Du-Ri giving the expert analysis.

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We witnessed another major upset at the FIFA World Cup as Morocco downed Belgium to throw Group F wide open. Roberto Martinez's side are ranked No.2 in the world, but it counted for little as Morocco frustrated and contained before taking control of the game to run out 2-0 winners.

It means it's all to play for on Matchday 3 as Morocco face off with Canada and Belgium have to get a win against Croatia to guarantee progress into the knockout rounds.

Arne Barez, Chris Loxston and Harry Loew from FIFA are joined by Jürgen Klinsmann and Pascal Zuberbühler to break this game down.

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After the lows of Spain to the highs of Japan, what a difference one game can make in a country's fortunes.

Costa Rica recorded their first ever victory at a FIFA World Cup, scoring late on with their only shot on target to defeat Japan 1-0. It gives them a fighting chance to progress to the knockout stages, something that wasn't believed possible after a 7-0 opening game defeat to Spain.

In the car to break this down are Mark Roberts and Elliott Stonell from FIFA, while Alberto Zaccheroni, Faryd Mondragon and Cha Du-Ri give the expert insight.

For more information on the FIFA Training Centre, visit www.fifatrainingcentre.com