+ Match 1: South Africa–Canada, tonight, 9:00 PM
Los Angeles Stadium, Inglewood, California
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+ First host nation out
Canada took four points in the group stage, as did South Africa.
+ Match 2: Brazil–Japan, Monday 29 June, 7:00 PM
Houston Stadium, Houston, Texas
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+ Neymar fit
Neymar has been sidelined with injury problems but was substituted in Brazil's final group game.
+ Match 3: Germany–Paraguay, Monday 29 June, 10:30 PM
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Boston Stadium, Foxborough, Massachusetts
+ The winner could get Sweden
The winner of this match will face Sweden or France in the round of 16.
+ Match 4: Netherlands–Morocco, Tuesday 30 June, 3:00 AM
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Monterrey Stadium, Monterrey, Mexico
+ Hot "friends meeting"
Many in the Moroccan national team were born and raised in the Netherlands.
+ Match 5: Ivory Coast–Norway, Tuesday 30 June, 7:00 PM
Dallas Stadium, Arlington, Texas
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+ Rested Norwegians?
Norway rested its entire regular starting XI in the final group match against France.
+ Match 6: France–Sweden, Tuesday 30 June, 11:00 PM
Metlife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
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+ Sweden wants to shock the favourite
France is the biggest favourite to win the World Cup trophy.
+ Match 7: Mexico–Ecuador, Wednesday 1 July, at 03.00 am
Azteca Stadium, Mexico City
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+ Top-of-form Mexico
Mexico won all its matches and was one of the teams that impressed the most during the group stage.
+ Match 8: England–Congo-Kinshasa, Wednesday 1 July, at 18.00
Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
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+ More Kane goals?
Harry Kane's three goals in the group stage make him England's all-time leading scorer in World Cup history with 11 goals.
+ Match 9: Belgium–Senegal, Wednesday 1 July, at 10 p.m
Seattle Stadium, Seattle, Washington
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+ Last team through
Senegal took the last qualifying place from group three.
+ Match 10: USA–Bosnia-Herzegovina, Thursday, July 2, 2:00 AM
San Francisco Bay Area Stadium, Santa Clara, California
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+ Home nation favourites
The USA impressed in the group stage and are tipped to go far in the playoffs.
+ Match 11: Spain–Austria, Thursday 2 July, 9:00 PM
Los Angeles Stadium, Inglewood, California
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+ No goals conceded yet
Reigning European champions Spain have kept a clean sheet in all their matches so far during the World Cup.
+ Match 12: Portugal–Croatia, Friday 3 July, 1:00 a.m.
Toronto Stadium, Toronto, Ontario
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+ The veterans' struggle
Cristiano Ronaldo, 41, and Luka Modric, 40, are competing for a place in the round of 16.
+ Match 13: Switzerland–Algeria, Friday 3 July, at 05.00
BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, British Columbia
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+ Switzerland undefeated
Switzerland is one of the teams that has yet to lose in the World Cup.
+ Match 14: Australia–Egypt, Friday 3 July, at 20.00
Dallas Stadium, Arlington, Texas
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+ Is the star injured?
Egypt's Mohamed Salah is struggling with injury problems. Will he play?
+ Match 15: Argentina–Cape Verde, Saturday 4 July, 00:00
Miami Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida
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+ Can the small island nation make a splash?
Cape Verde has charmed the world and made it to a historic finals, where they will face the toughest possible opposition in the form of reigning world champions Argentina.
+ Match 16: Colombia–Ghana, Saturday 4 July, 3:30 a.m.
Kansas City Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri
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+ Colombia impresses
Colombia had a strong group stage and came ahead of Portugal.
