So we have made it to the final day of group games at the World Cup. There’s four games to look forward to before the knockout action of the last 16 begins on Saturday. Here’s everything you need to know about today’s matches.
Ghana v Uruguay - Group H
Where: Al Janoub Stadium, Al-Wakrah
When: 3pm (GMT) / 6pm (AST)
TV: BBC Two, BBC iPlayer
Last meeting: Ghana 1-1* Uruguay (Uruguay won on penalties, World Cup 2010)
Ghana’s 2022 World Cup results: Lost 3-2 v Portugal, Won 3-2 v South Korea
Uruguay’s 2022 World Cup results: Drew 0-0 v South Korea, Lost 2-0 v Portugal
Ghana squad: 1 Lawrence Ani-Zigi, 2 Tariq Lamptey, 3 Denis Odoi, 4 Mohammed Salisu, 5 Thomas Partey, 6 Elisha Owusu, 7 Abdul Fatawa Issahaku, 8 Daniel-Kofi Kyereh, 9 Jordan Ayew, 10 Andre Ayew, 11 Osman Bukari, 12 Ibrahim Danlad, 13 Daniel Afriyie, 14 Gideon Mensah, 15 Joseph Aidoo, 16 Abdul Manaf Nurudeen, 17 Baba Rahman, 18 Daniel Amartey, 19 Inaki Williams, 20 Mohammed Kudus, 21 Salis Abdul Samed, 22 Kamaldeen Sulemana, 23 Alexander Djiku, 24 Kamal Sowah, 25 Antoine Semenyo, 26 Alidu Seidu
Uruguay squad: 1 Fernando Muslera, 2 Jose Gimenez, 3 Diego Godin, 4 Ronald Araujo, 5 Matias Vecino, 6 Rodrigio Bentancur, 7 Nicolas de la Cruz, 8 Facundo Pellestri, 9 Luis Suarez, 10 Giorgian de Arrascaeta, 11 Darwin Nunez, 12 Sebastian Sosa, 13 Guillermo Varela, 14 Lucas Torreira, 15 Federico Valverde, 16 Mathias Olivera, 17 Matias Vina, 18 Maxi Gomez, 19 Sebastian Coates, 20 Facundo Torres, 21 Edinson Cavani, 22 Martin Caceres, 23 Sergio Rochet, 24 Agustin Canobbio, 25 Manuel Ugarte, 26 Jose Luis Rodriguez
Preview: Well, it writes itself doesn’t it? Luis Suarez’s handball off the line in the 2010 World Cup quarter-final knocked Ghana out of that tournament and they haven’t forgiven him. Uruguay are currently bottom of the group and need to win to qualify, while Ghana’s 3-2 win over South Korea has taken them to second spot as things stand. They only need a point to qualify, if Portugal beat South Korea. A win would guarantee their progression.
Betfred match odds: Ghana 4/1, Draw 11/4, Uruguay 8/11
Favourites for first goalscorer: Darwin Nunez 4/1, Edinson Cavani 9/2, Luis Suarez 9/2, Inaki Wiliams 8/1
Featured bet: Ghana double chance - 11/10
To qualify from Group H: Ghana 6/5, Uruguay 5/6
South Korea v Portugal - Group H
Where: Education City Stadium, Doha
When: 3pm (GMT) / 6pm (AST)
TV: BBC One, BBC iPlayer
Last meeting: South Korea 1-0 Portugal (2002 World Cup)
South Korea 2022 World Cup results: Drew 0-0 v Uruguay, Lost 3-2 v Ghana
Portugal’s 2022 World Cup results: Won 3-2 v Ghana, Won 2-0 v Uruguay
South Korea squad: 1 Kim Seung-gyu, 2 Yoon Jong-gyu, 3 Kim Jin-su, 4 Kim Min-jae, 5 Jung Woo-yung, 6 Hwang In-beom, 7 Son Heung-min, 8 Paik Seung-ho, 9 Cho Gue-sung, 10 Lee Jae-sung, 11 Hwang Hee-chan, 12 Song Bum-keun, 13 Son Jun-ho, 14 Hong Chul, 15 Kim Moon-hwan, 16 Hwang Ui-jo, 17 Na Sang-ho, 18 Lee Kang-in, 19 Kim Young-gwon, 20 Kwon Kyung-won, 21 Jo Hyeon-woo, 22 Kwon Chang-hoon, 23 Kim Tae-hwan, 24 Cho Yu-min, 25 Jeong Woo-yeong, 26 Song Min-kyu
Portugal squad: 1 Rui Patricio, 2 Diogo Dalot, 3 Pepe, 4 Ruben Dias, 5 Raphael Guerreiro, 6 Joao Palhinha, 7 Cristiano Ronaldo, 8 Bruno Fernandes, 9 Andre Silva, 10 Bernardo Silva, 11 Joao Felix, 12 Jose Sa, 13 Danilo Pereira, 14 William Carvalho, 15 Rafael Leao, 16 Vitinha, 17 Joao Mario, 18 Ruben Neves, 19 Nuno Mendes, 20 Joao Cancelo, 21 Ricardo Horta, 22 Diogo Costa, 23 Matheus Nunes, 24 Antonio Silva, 25 Otavio, 26 Goncalo Ramos
Preview: Cristiano Ronaldo may not have got on the scoresheet, but Portugal are safely through to the last 16 after that 2-0 win over Uruguay. They’ve been helped out by two contentious penalties in their opening two matches, but have two wins to their name. A point here will guarantee top spot. Meanwhile, South Korea have to win to have any chance of getting through after their heartbreaking defeat to Ghana.
Betfred match odds: South Korea 9/2, Draw 16/5, Portugal 8/13
Favourites for first goalscorer: Cristiano Ronaldo 4/1, Goncalo Ramos 5/1, Andre Silva 5/1
Featured bet: Rafael Leao to score Portugal to win 3/1
To qualify from Group H: South Korea 8/1
Cameroon v Brazil - Group G
Where: Lusail Stadium, Al Daayen
When: 7pm (GMT) / 10pm (AST)
TV: ITV1, STV and ITV Hub
Last meeting: Cameroon 0-1 Brazil (Friendly, 2018)
Cameroon’s 2022 World Cup results Lost 1-0 v Switzerland, Drew 3-3 with Serbia
Brazil’s 2022 World Cup results: Won 2-0 v Serbia, Won 1-0 v Switzerland
Cameroon squad: 1 Simon Ngapandouetnbu , 2 Jerome Ngom Mbekeli, 3 NicolasNkoulou, 4 Christopher Wooh, 5 Gael Ondoua, 6 Moumi Ngamaleu, 7 Georges-Kevin Nkoudou, 8 Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa, 9 Jean-Pierre Nsame, 10 Vincent Aboubakar, 11 Christian Bassogog, 12 Karl Toko Ekambi, 13 Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting, 14 Samuel Gouet, 15 Pierre Kunde, 16 Devis Epassy, 17 Olivier Mbaizo, 18 Martin Hongla, 19 Collins Fai, 20 Bryan Mbeumo, 21 Jean-Charles Castelletto, 22 Olivier Ntcham, 23 Andre Onana, 24 Enzo Ebosse, 25 Nouhou Tolo, 26 Souaibou Marou
Brazil squad: 1 Alisson, 2 Danilo, 3 Thiago Silva, 4 Marquinhos, 5 Casemiro, 6 Alex Sandro, 7 Lucas Paqueta, 8 Fred, 9 Richarlison, 10 Neymar, 11 Raphinha, 12 Weverton, 13 Dani Alves, 14 Eder Militao, 15 Fabinho, 16 Alex Telles, 17 Bruno Guimaraes, 18 Gabriel Jesus, 20 Vinicius Jr, 21 Rodrygo, 22 Everton Ribeiro, 23 Ederson, 24 Bremer, 25 Pedro, 26 Gabriel Martinelli
Preview: Tournament favourites Brazil are also through to the last 16 but need a point here to secure top spot. They’ll once again be without Neymar and Danilo, a pair that will hopefully return for the knockout stages, and Tite could ring the changes here with such a talented squad. Meanwhile Cameroon need an unlikely three points to have any chance of overhauling Switzerland in second. Anything less than a win will see them knocked out and the odds reflect that.
Betfred match odds: Cameroon 14/1, Draw 5/1, Brazil 1/4
Favourites for first goalscorer: Richarlison 3/1, Gabriel Jesus 7/2, Vinicius Jr 5/1
Featured bet: Brazil -1, 8/11
To qualify from Group G: Cameroon 16/1
Serbia v Switzerland - Group H
Where: Stadium 974, Doha
When: 7pm (GMT) / 10pm (AST)
TV: ITV4, STV and ITV Hub
Last meeting: Serbia 1-2 Switzerland (2018 World Cup)
Serbia’s 2022 World Cup results: Lost 2-0 v Brazil, Drew 3-3 with Cameroon
Switzerland's 2022 World Cup results: Won 1-0 v Serbia, Lost 1-0 v Brazil
Serbia squad: 1 Marko Dmitrovic, 2 Strahinja Pavlovic, 3 Strahinja Erakovic, 4 Nikola Milenkovic, 5 Milos Veljkovic, 6 Nemanja Maksimovic, 7 Nemanja Radonjic, 8 Nemanja Gudelj, 9 Aleksandar Mitrovic, 10 Dusan Tadic, 11 Luka Jovic, 12 Predrag Rajkovic, 13 Stefan Mitrovic, 14 Andrija Zivkovic, 15 Srdan Babic, 16 Sasa Lukic, 17 Filip Kostic, 18 Dușan Vlahovic, 19 Uros Racic, 20 Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, 21 Filip Duricic, 22 Darko Lazovic, 23 Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, 24 Ivan Ilic, 25 Filip Mladenovic, 26 Marko Grujic
Switzerland’s squad: 1 Yann Sommer, 2 Edimilson Fernandes, 3 Silvan Widmer, 4 Nico Elvedi, 5 Manuel Akanji, 6 Denis Zakaria, 7 Breel Embolo, 8 Remo Freuler, 9 Haris Seferovic, 10 Granit Xhaka, 11 Renato Steffen, 12 Jonas Omlin, 13 Ricardo Rodriguez, 14 Michel Aebischer, 15 Djibril Sow, 16 Christian Fassnacht, 17 Ruben Vargas, 18 Eray Comert, 19 Noah Okafor, 20 Fabian Frei, 21 Gregor Kobel, 22 Fabian Schar, 23 Xherdan Shaqiri, 24 Philipp Kohn, 25 Fabian Rieder, 26 Ardon Jashari
Preview: Serbia’s World Cup comes down to this. After throwing away a 3-1 lead against Cameroon, now they must beat Switzerland to stand a chance of progressing. In fact, a win is likely to be enough if Brazil, as expected, beat Cameroon. A draw for the Swiss is likely to be enough unless Cameroon pull off a huge shock.
Betfred match odds: Serbia 8/5, Draw 23/10, Switzerland 15/8
Favourites for first goalscorer: Aleksandar Mitrovic 4/1, Dusan Vlahovic 5/1, Breel Embolo 6/1
Featured bet: Serbia to win both halves 9/1
To qualify from Group H: Switzerland 8/15, Serbia 6/4, Cameroon 16/1
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