As the World Cup group stage draws to a close, it's time to start looking ahead to the knockout rounds and potential routes to the final on July 19.
Who could face who in the last 32? Can we see how the quarter-final draw is shaping up?
There are still plenty of twists and turns to come, but here's a look at how the last 32 and how the rest of the tournament is unfolding, as things stand...
Sunday June 28
Match 73: South Africa vs Canada, kick-off 8pm - Los Angeles, USA
Monday June 29
Match 76: Brazil vs Japan, kick-off 6pm - Houston, USA
Match 74: Germany vs Paraguay, kick-off 9.30pm - Foxborough, USA
Tuesday June 30
Match 75: Netherlands vs Morocco, kick-off 2am - Guadalupe, Mexico
Match 78: Ivory Coast vs Norway, kick-off 6pm - Arlington, USA
Match 77: France vs Sweden, kick-off 10pm - New Jersey, USA
Wednesday July 1
Match 79: Mexico vs Group C/E/F/H/I third place, kick-off 2am - Mexico City, Mexico
Match 80: Group L winners vs Group E/H/I/J/K third place, kick-off 5pm - Atlanta, USA
Match 82: Belgium vs Group A/E/H/I/J third place, kick-off 9pm - Seattle, USA
Thursday July 2
Match 81: USA vs Bosnia-Herzegovina, kick-off 1am - Santa Clara, USA
Match 84: Spain vs Group J runners-up, kick-off 8pm - Los Angeles, USA
Friday July 3
Match 83: Group K runners-up vs Group L runners-up, kick-off 12am - Toronto, Canada
Match 85: Switzerland vs Group E/F/G/I/J third place, kick-off 4am - Vancouver, Canada
Match 88: Australia vs Egypt, kick-off 7pm - Arlington, USA
Match 86: Argentina vs Cape Verde, kick-off 11pm - Miami, USA
Saturday July 4
Match 87: Group K winners vs Group D/E/I/J/L third place, kick-off 2.30am - Kansas City, USA
There's a long way to go but as things stand, France and Germany are on course to meet in the last 16, as are Portugal and Spain.
Canada or South Africa vs Morocco or Netherlands
Brazil or Japan vs Ivory Coast or Norway
Germany or Paraguay vs France or Sweden
Argentina or Cape Verde vs Australia or Egypt
England's round of 32 place was secured thanks to Spain's 1-0 win over Uruguay, but Thomas Tuchel's side have work to do against Panama to ensure they top Group L.
Were they to progress as group winners, their last-32 match will be on Wednesday July 1, with a 5pm UK time kick-off, against a third-placed team from Group E, H, I, J or K.
As it stands, England will face Senegal in the last 32.
If England were to progress from the round of 32, they would face a potential last-16 tie with a third-placed qualifier, or co-hosts and confirmed Group A winners Mexico, in Mexico City on Monday July 6 at 1am UK time.
Brazil are potential last-eight opponents on Saturday July 11, while holders Argentina could lie in wait in the semi-finals.
And then it could be a repeat of Euro 2024 and England vs Spain in the final.
As things stand, England will have to do it the hard away if they are to win a first World Cup since 1966.
Scotland's World Cup dreams are hanging by a thread. They can only progress to the last 32 as one of the top eight third-placed sides. But they now sit ninth in the table and are in severe danger of being knocked out once the group stage is completed.
Mexico finished top of Group A with three wins from three while to clinch second spot.
South Korea must wait to learn their fate in the third-place table but Czech Republic are out.
Switzerland finished top of Group B in the final group game.
are in a strong position to progress as one of the best third-place finishers. Qatar have been knocked out.
Brazil and Morocco have progressed from Group C - Brazil will face Japan and Morocco will play Netherlands.
Scotland could still progress as one of the best third-placed teams but their hopes are fading fast.
Haiti are out having become the first team to be eliminated from the World Cup.
The United States became the second host nation to progress after beating Australia 2-0 in their second group game, sealing top spot.
to grab second place and a place in the last 32 but Paraguay are set to qualify as one of the third-placed teams.
Germany secured top spot and booked their place in the knockouts after two wins from two. This was unaffected by their shock 2-1 loss to Ecuador in the final group game, which sent the South American side through to the knockouts as one of the best third-placed teams.
Ivory Coast secured second place after a 2-0 win over Curacao, who have been eliminated from the World Cup
Netherlands secured top spot with a 3-1 win over already-eliminated Tunisia.
Japan finish second in the group thanks to a 1-1 draw with Sweden.
Graham Potter's Sweden are guaranteed to qualify as a third-placed side as they have four points and 0 goal difference.
Belgium topped Group G on goal difference after their 5-1 thrashing of New Zealand, who exit the World Cup after finishing bottom of the group.
Egypt finished as runners-up after their 1-1 draw against Iran left the Asian side third in the group, with their hopes of reaching the last 32 in the balance as their tournament future rests on the outcomes of Groups J, K and L
Spain were confirmed as group winners after a 1-0 win against Uruguay in the final group games. That result confirmed Marcelo Bielsa's side shock exit as they cannot finish in the top eight third-place teams.
The story of the group though as Cape Verde's qualification as runners-up, setting up a blockbuster round of 32 tie with Argentina. They played out a goalless draw against Saudi Arabia, who finished bottom of Group H.
With both sides already through, France secured group winners status by beating Norway.
France's opponents will be a third-placed team - the situation is fluid, but it will be Sweden as it stands. Norway will play Ivory Coast - with the winner facing Brazil or Japa in the last 16.
Senegal's big win over Iraq means they have qualified for the round of 32 as a third-place finisher.
Final group matches - Sunday June 28, 3pm
Algeria vs Austria - Kansas City, USA
Jordan vs Argentina - Arlington, USA
Argentina are through as group winners due to their head-to-head record over Austria and Algeria. They have nothing to play for against already-eliminated Jordan.
Algeria and Austria have a showdown to see who finishes second in the group. It's winner-takes-all on that front, but a draw would favour Austria due to a superior goal difference.
Whoever loses that game would face a nervous wait to see if they finish as one of the best third-placed teams - as that team would have a negative goal difference.
Final group matches - Sunday June 28, 12.30am
Colombia vs Portugal - Miami, USA
DR Congo vs Uzbekistan - Atlanta, USA
Colombia and Portugal have a showdown in Miami to see who finishes as Group K winner. Colombia will win the group if they can avoid defeat.
DR Congo face Uzbekistan knowing a win would seal third with four points. That could be enough to see them finish as one of the best third-placed teams and reach the last 32.
Uzbekistan, who are not yet eliminated, could still sneak through with a win over DR Congo as one of the best third-placed teams, but they would need a big win to boost their goal difference.
Final group matches - Saturday June 27, 10pm
Panama vs England - New Jersey, USA
Croatia vs Ghana - Philadelphia, USA
England's automatic progression into the knockout stages has been delayed by their 0-0 draw with Ghana, but Thomas Tuchel's side are still on course to qualify as group winner.
The Three Lions will win the group if they better Ghana's result against Croatia when they take on already-eliminated Panama.
Croatia and Ghana are likely going head to head for second in the group but could go above England if they fail to beat Panama. A draw will be enough for both teams to progress to the knockouts with Ghana as runners-up and Croatia as one of the best third-placed sides.
Ghana should already have enough to qualify even with a defeat to Croatia, who could be eliminated with a heavy defeat to Ghana.
