In exactly seven days, the grand final of the World Cup will take place in New York.
For the first time in World Cup history, we have the four highest-ranked teams in the FIFA rankings in the semifinals.
This is partly due to the changed draw system.
"News" is on Mundijal, read the text by our special reporter, Danilo Mitrović.
FIFA reminds us of the World Cup's top scorers ahead of the semi-finals.
Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi still lead the list with eight goals each, while Erling Haaland is second with one goal less, but the Norwegian has finished his participation and is no longer in the race for the "Golden Boot".
Third place is shared by the English duo - Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane, both of whom have scored six times.
The big celebration after Argentina advanced to the World Cup semi-finals took place in Buenos Aires.
Erjan Niland finished the World Cup in tears, despite being one of the most responsible for Norway's placement in the historic quarter-finals.
Senegal, which was stripped of the African Champions League title it won in January, was left without a coach.
After being eliminated by Belgium in incredible fashion (leading 2:0, losing 3:2) in the round of 32 of the World Cup, the Senegalese Football Federation made the decision to dismiss Pap Tjava.
Lionel Messi was also nervous last night.
Erling Haaland said goodbye to the World Cup, which he says changed his life.
England striker Harry Kane believes his team can do better than what they have shown so far at the World Cup.
The first opportunity to show that is the semi-final against Argentina (Wednesday, 21pm).
Julián Álvarez scored four of his five World Cup goals in the knockout stages, tying him with Diego Armando Maradona for second place on the list of Argentines with the most goals in the knockout stages.
Only Lionel Messi is above Alvarez and Maradona, who has scored seven times in the knockout round so far.
Read the reports from last night's quarter-final clashes England - Norway (2:1) and Argentina - Switzerland (3:1).
The Swiss and Norwegians are unhappy after their elimination.
The "Saidjies" are angry with referee Joao Pinheiro, while the "Vikings" believe that the chip did not register the ball's contact with the camera cable at the start of the action from which the English equalized.
There will be no action at the World Cup in the next two days - Sunday and Monday are reserved for rest before the semi-finals.
As a reminder, France - Spain and England - Argentina will meet in the semi-finals.
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