32 teams for next year's World Cup will have been confirmed once the final play-off involving Peru and New Zealand is concluded, and we've already got our eyes on the 16th June.
Of course, the tournament on the whole promises to be an absolute treat, as it always does given that it's hard to not get excited about the showpiece that comes every four years, but there's something very special about the aforementioned date.
That's because it's come to light that we will have the pleasure of watching FOUR games when Saturday 16 June rolls around.
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We don't yet know what teams we will be seeing in action at this point, because we've still got to wait for the group stage draw on December 1, but we do know that there will be World Cup games on at 11am, 1pm, 4pm and 7pm.
Limbs everywhere, lads.
I'm not sure about you but I already know exactly how I'm spending my day on 16 June. It's in your best interests to get it booked in your diary and if you work Saturdays, the third Saturday in June is one you really don't want to be working so do whatever you can to get it booked off.
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