The second matchup in Group I at the FIFA World Cup is set for Foxborough, as Norway and Iraq collide.

Group I is likely considered to be a Group of Death at the FIFA World Cup, with three of the four nations likely to have leading claims for a qualifying spot. On MD1, France and Senegal collide in New Jersey on June 16.

Belgium will be heavily favored to top a straightforward looking Group G at this summer’s World Cup. The Red Devils open their campaign against Egypt.

Group G could be one of the most challenging opening rounds to predict at this summer’s World Cup, meaning that there will be extra intrigue around the opening fixture between Iran and New Zealand.

The current favorites to win the World Cup open their Group H campaign in Atlanta on June 15, as Spain take on Cape Verde.

Saudi Arabia caused one of the biggest upsets in 2022, and they will be aiming to replicate their win over Argentina at the World Cup when they face Uruguay on MD1 on June 15.

The second matchup in Group F is set for June 14, as Sweden bid to get off to a dream start when they face African nation Tunisia in Mexico.

Action in Group F gets underway with a fascinating clash in Arlington, Texas, as the Netherlands and Japan collide at the FIFA World Cup.

One of the biggest mismatches in the opening round of World Cup fixtures this summer will see four-time champions Germany take on debutants Curacao in Houston.

Group E is regarded as the Group of Death at the World Cup this summer, and a fascinating MD1 fixture will see the Ivory Coast and Ecuador collide.

Portugal and Uzbekistan open their Group K account at NRG Stadium in Houston on June 23, with Cristiano Ronaldo making his record sixth World Cup appearance.

Panama and Croatia meet on matchday 2 of Group L at BMO Field in Toronto, with Croatia looking to recover after their opening fixture against England.