Group Winners Face a Tightening Run of Fixtures
A look at how congested scheduling is shaping team selection and rotation as group leaders prepare for their final matchday fixtures.
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Upcoming Matches
The next fixtures on the calendar, in order
Tue 29 Sep
18:00
Portugal vs Ghana
Matchday 2
Group Stage
Wed 30 Sep
21:00
Argentina vs Japan
Group Stage
Fri 2 Oct
15:00
England vs Senegal
Matchday 2
Group Stage
Sat 3 Oct
20:00
Spain vs Morocco
Live commentary
Group Stage
Mon 5 Oct
17:00
Brazil vs Croatia
Group Stage
Thu 8 Oct
21:00
France vs Colombia
Matchday 3
Group Stage
Tue 13 Oct
18:00
Netherlands vs South Korea
Round of 32
Fri 16 Oct
20:00
Germany vs Uruguay
Knockout stage
Round of 32
Mon 19 Oct
19:00
Belgium vs Mexico
Round of 16
How We See the Games
A preview of our analytical take on four upcoming fixtures
Portugal
2-1
Ghana
54%
27%
19%
Portugal's control of midfield tempo has been steady, but Ghana's counter-attacking pace makes this a genuinely open matchup.
Medium
Argentina
1-1
Japan
47%
29%
24%
Japan's compact defensive shape has troubled bigger sides before, and we expect a cagey, tightly contested first half here.
Low
England
2-0
Senegal
58%
24%
18%
England's depth in attack looks strong on paper, though Senegal's physical edge in midfield could make this a must-win test of composure.
High
Brazil
2-1
Croatia
50%
26%
24%
Croatia's tournament experience and set-piece organisation give them a real chance against a Brazil side still settling defensively.
MediumThese previews are editorial estimates provided for information and entertainment purposes only and are not betting advice.