THE TIMES AND venues for the eight last-16 World Cup ties have been confirmed.
Following England’s loss tonight, they will travel to Moscow to face Cololmbia, while Belgium come up against Japan in Rostov-on-Don.
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France v Argentina is arguably the standout tie of the round, with Lionel Messi and co facing a much-fancied French team.
Elsehwhere, two of the tournament favourites, Spain and Brazil face hosts Russia and Mexico respectively, while dark horses Croatia play Denmark in Nizhny Novgorod.
In addition, Uruguay, one of only three teams with a 100% record in the competition, play Portugal in Sochi, and Switzerland face Sweden in Saint Petersburg for a place in the quarter-finals.
Saturday June 30
3pm: France v Argentina, Kazan
7pm: Uruguay v Portugal, Sochi
Sunday July 1
3pm: Spain v Russia, Moscow
7pm: Croatia v Denmark, Nizhny Novgorod
Monday July 2
3pm: Brazil v Mexico, Samara
7pm: Belgium v Japan, Rostov-on-Don
Tuesday July 3
3pm: Sweden v Switzerland, Saint Petersburg
7pm: Colombia v England, Moscow
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Here are the times and dates for the 8 last-16 World Cup ties
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THE TIMES AND venues for the eight last-16 World Cup ties have been confirmed.
Following England’s loss tonight, they will travel to Moscow to face Cololmbia, while Belgium come up against Japan in Rostov-on-Don.
France v Argentina is arguably the standout tie of the round, with Lionel Messi and co facing a much-fancied French team.
Elsehwhere, two of the tournament favourites, Spain and Brazil face hosts Russia and Mexico respectively, while dark horses Croatia play Denmark in Nizhny Novgorod.
In addition, Uruguay, one of only three teams with a 100% record in the competition, play Portugal in Sochi, and Switzerland face Sweden in Saint Petersburg for a place in the quarter-finals.
Saturday June 30
Sunday July 1
Monday July 2
Tuesday July 3
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