It is getting to the business end of the showpiece tournament in Qatar with just eight teams left.
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Those teams are England, France, Argentina, Netherlands, Brazil, Croatia, Portugal and Morocco.
There are an incredible 63 players at Premier League clubs still involved in the World Cup, plus one each for Championship sides Burnley and Queens Park Rangers.
Of those 63, a whopping 22 are split between Manchester City and Manchester United. With 11 coming from each.
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This blows their nearest Premier League rivals out of the water, with Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Tottenham all having six each.
Newcastle and West Ham are next on four, with Wolves (3) and Everton (2) next.
Aston Villa, Brighton, Fulham and Leicester, meanwhile, have one each at the tournament.
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Man City and Man United are also the two teams with the most players left out of all the clubs teams across the world.
Paris Saint-Germain come in second with eight, while Ajax and Bayern Munich have seven apiece.
A total of 14 players from Premier League teams have already been name man-of-the-match so far in the tournament.
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Bordeaux 
Dunkerque 
Arsenal 
Chelsea 
Leicester 
Southampton 
Lazio 
Juventus 
Nizhny Novgorod 
Lokomotiv Moscow 
Lorient 
Paris Saint Germain 
Monaco 
Lille 
Everton 
Liverpool 
Manchester Utd 
Sheffield Utd 
Marseille 
Nice 
Atalanta 
Fiorentina 
Ajax 
Excelsior 
Heerenveen 
PSV 
CSKA Moscow 
Spartak Moscow 
Udinese 
Roma 
Brighton 
Manchester City 
Go Ahead Eagles 
Feyenoord 
Montpellier 
Nantes 
Real Sociedad 
Real Madrid 
Dnipro-1 
Dynamo Kyiv 
West Ham 
Shakhtar Donetsk 
Inter 
Torino 
Bayern Munich 
Eintracht Frankfurt 
FC Augsburg 
Werder Bremen 
RB Leipzig 
Borussia Dortmund 
SC Freiburg 
VFL Wolfsburg 
Burnley 
Sampdoria 
Como 
AC Milan