World Cup 2022 Group E LIVE TABLE: Table placement as Germany is NOT through yet as Japan and Spain are equal

GROUP E at the 2022 World Cup kicks off with finals happening NOW.

Spain, Japan, Costa Rica and Germany are ALL in contention for those two final 16 qualifying spots.

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Group E results and fixtures

Tuesday, 11/22

Saturday 26.11

Wednesday 30.11

The last 16 game dates

Saturday December 3rd

Sunday December 4th

Monday, December 5th

• Game 53: Group E Winner vs. Group F Runner-Up (3:00 p.m.)
• Game 54: Group G Winner vs Group H Runner-Up (7pm)

Tuesday December 6th

• Game 55: Winner Group F vs. Runners-up Group E (3:00 p.m.)
• Game 56: Winner Group H vs. Runner-up Group G (7pm)

quarter finals

Friday December 9th

• Game 58: Match 53 Winner vs Match 54 Winner (3pm)
• Game 57: Match 49 Winner vs Match 50 Winner (7pm)

Saturday December 10th

• Game 60: Match 55 Winner vs Match 56 Winner (3pm)
• Game 59: Match 51 Winner vs Match 52 Winner (7pm)

semifinals

Tuesday December 13th

• Match 61: Winner of Match 57 vs. Winner of Match 58 (7 p.m.)

Wednesday, December 14th

• Match 62: Winner of Match 59 vs. Winner of Match 60 (7 p.m.)
• Match for place 3/4

Saturday, 12/17

• Match 61 Losers vs. Match 62 Losers (3pm)

final

Sunday 18 December

• Match 61 Winner vs Match 62 Winner (3pm)

Based on UK time zone

What are the most important dates for the World Cup?

• The group stage started on Sunday 20th November.
• The round of 16 will take place from December 3rd to 6th.
• Quarterfinal stages begin December 9-10.
• The semi-finals will take place from December 13th to 14th.
• The World Cup final will take place on Sunday, December 18th.

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