Manchester United will renew their assault on the Premier League's top four when they host Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford on Boxing Day.

On Sunday, December 18, we will witness a World Cup final for the ages when Argentina look to dethrone defending champions France at the Lusail Iconic Stadium.

Anticipated to be the biggest sporting event ever hosted in the Middle East, the 2022 FIFA World Cup is here and is sure to be a captivating ride.
 

Morocco will be aiming to become the first African team to reach the semi-finals of a World Cup when they face Portugal at the Al Thumama Stadium in Doha on Saturday, December 10.
 

Argentina will be aiming to take a step closer to their third World Cup title when they face Australia in the last 16 on Saturday, December 3.
 

Germany are in danger of failing to make it out of the group stages for the second World Cup in a row, while Morocco set their sights on winning Group F.
 

France will look to continue their title defence on Saturday with back-to-back wins, while Argentina need to recover quickly from their shock loss to Saudi Arabia.
 

Africa is strongly represented in the World Cup, even with the notable absence of Nigeria’s Super Eagles. Despite some glorious efforts by African teams in the past, the continent's recent record at the tournament has needed an improvement. Will we finally see an African team make the Semi-Finals?
 

Two former champions are in action on Wednesday, November 23, as Germany and Spain kick off their World Cup Group E campaigns in Al Rayyan and Doha respectively.
 

Manchester City will hope to head into the World Cup break at the top of the table as they seek a third straight victory over Brentford on Saturday, November 12 at the Etihad Stadium.