Another incredible day of 2018 World Cup action on Sunday saw Spain become the latest heavyweight nation to be knocked out, losing to Russia on penalties.
A second penalty shootout later in the evening led to Croatia sneaking past Denmark.
Elsewhere, Thursday’s results meant England will now play Colombia in the last 16, while Group G winners Belgium have booked a date with Japan.
If Gareth Southgate’s side were to get past Colombia they would face either Sweden or Switzerland in the quarter-finals of the tournament.
With a busy schedule, here is our guide on how to watch every second of the action.
The full World Cup 2018 fixture schedule is included below, with timings, venues and TV channels included.
Group stages
Thursday 14 June
Russia 5 Saudi Arabia 0
Friday 15 June
Egypt 0 Uruguay 1
Morocco 0 Iran 1
Portugal 3 Spain 3
Saturday 16 June
France 2 Australia 1
Argentina 1 Iceland 1
Peru 0 Denmark 1
Croatia 2 Nigeria 0
Sunday 17 June
Costa Rica 0 Serbia 1
Germany 0 Mexico 1
Brazil 1 Switzerland 1
Monday 18 June
Sweden 1 South Korea 0
Belgium 3 Panama 0
Tunisia 1 England 2
Tuesday 19 June
Colombia 1 Japan 2
Poland 1 Senegal 2
Russia 3 Egypt 1
Wednesday 20 June
Portugal 1 Morocco 0
Uruguay 1 Saudi Arabia 0
Iran 0 Spain 1
Thursday 21 June
Denmark 1 Australia 1
France 1 Peru 0
Argentina 0 Croatia 3
Friday 22 June
Brazil 2 Costa Rica 0
Nigeria 2 Iceland 0
Serbia 1 Switzerland 2
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Saturday 23 June
Belgium 5 Tunisia 2
South Korea 1 Mexico 2
Germany 2 Sweden 1
Sunday 24 June
England 6 Panama 1
Japan 2 Senegal 2
Poland 0 Colombia 3
Monday 25 June
Uruguay 3 Russia 0
Saudi Arabia 2 Egypt 1
Spain 2 Morocco 2
Iran 1 Portugal 1
Tuesday 26 June
Denmark 0 France 0
Australia 0 Peru 2
Nigeria 1 Argentina 2
Iceland 1 Croatia 2
Wednesday 27 June
South Korea 2 Germany 0
Mexico 0 Sweden 3
Serbia 0 Brazil 2
Switzerland 2 Costa Rica 2
Thursday 28 June
Japan 0 Poland 1
Senegal 0 Colombia 1
England 0 Belgium 1
Panama 1 Tunisia 2
Round of 16
(Matches in bold are potential England fixtures)
Saturday 30 June
France 4 Argentina 3
Uruguay 2 Portugal 1
Sunday 1 July
Spain 1 Russia 1 (Russia win 4-3 on penalties)
Croatia 1 Denmark 1 (Croatia win 3-2 on penalties)
Monday 2 July
Brazil vs Mexico – Samara, 3pm (Match 53)
Belgium vs Japan – Rostov-on-Don, 7pm (Match 54)
Tuesday 3 July
Sweden vs Switzerland – St Petersburg 3pm (Match 55)
Colombia vs England – Moscow (Spartak), 7pm (Match 56)
Quarter-finals
Friday 6 July
France vs Uruguay – Nizhny Novgorod, 3pm (Match 57)
Winner match 53 vs Winner match 54 – Kazan, 7pm (Match 58)
Saturday 7 July
Winner match 55 vs Winner match 56 – Samara, 3pm (Match 60)
Winner match 51 vs Winner match 52 – Sochi, 7pm (Match 59)
Semi-finals
Tuesday 10 July
Winner match 57 vs Winner match 58 – St Petersburg, 7pm (Match 61)
Wednesday 11 July
Winner match 59 vs Winner match 60 – Moscow (Luzhniki), 7pm (Match 62)
Third place play-off
Saturday 14 July
Loser match 61 vs Loser match 62 – St Petersburg, 3pm
World Cup 2018 final
Sunday 15 July
Moscow (Luzhniki), 4pm
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