World Cup 2018 scores
Welcome to the 2018 World Cup.
From the middle of June to the middle of July, 32 of the world's best footballing nations will be competing with each other in a bid to lift the ultimate sporting prize: the World Cup trophy.
For any football fan, the next few weeks represent the ultimate viewing experience with up to four games a day and 64 to watch, including the final in Moscow on July 15.
Here, you will be able to find live scores on each of the games.
Telegraph Sport will be bringing you live coverage of every match throughout the tournament, while our team of expert football reporters will be analysing every key moment throughout the tournament.
What can we expect from England? There has been a positive around Gareth Southgate's squad in the build-up to Russia 2018 - something Southgate, on the eve of England's departure to the World Cup, is keen to capitalise on in the coming weeks.
You can find the fixtures and scores below
"We hope we can send people to work the following day having enjoyed our matches, I know what those tournament experiences can be like and we desperately want to bring that," he said.
"We know we are not the finished article, in fact we're a long way from, but I think people see signs of progress and enjoy watching us and the manner in which we try to play.
"We are seeing a team that is enjoying each other's company, getting on well, is very proud to represent the nation. They have some talent, have a real desire and determination to play for England.
"We ask people to pay a lot of money to watch football. In the end, we want to entertain where we possibly can.
"I've talked before about there being a disconnect between the supporters and the team and I've felt that there's different ways to bridge that. The most important is the way you play, and your performances and your results."
World Cup 2018 | Fixtures, groups, squads and more
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