The Footy Forum: Semi-Final Review [Episode 9]

20 Dec 2022 11:13am
The final four! It’s Argentina vs Croatia on Dec 14 and France vs Morocco on Dec 15!

It's anyone's game right now as the teams clash to secure their place in the final.

To help make the Qatar 2022 journey clearer for you, we have Peter de Roo, Saad Ichalalene and Haresh Deol on the panel today.

Let's have a ball with The Footy Forum LIVE tonight, as Rizal Hashim illuminates your football diaries!
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