World Cup 2022 action continues on Saturday with four games to whet the appetite.
In Group C, Argentina are looking to bounce back from their shock opening round defeat when they take on bitter rivals Mexico, while Saudi Arabia could reach the knockout stages for the first time since their debut in 1994 with another win.
Over in Group D, Tunisia and Australia kick off the weekend’s action, before world champions France take on Denmark for the third time this year.
Here’s how you can watch the action.
Tunisia and Australia both showed promise in their respective opening games, but neither were able to secure a win.
The Eagles of Carthage gave Denmark quite a few scares and survived a last minute VAR check for a penalty. Meanwhile, the Socceroos shocked the world when they went a goal up against reigning champions France, before the quality of Kylian Mbappe and co finally told.
How to watch Tunisia vs Australia in the UK
Poland have it all to do in Group C after squandering the chance to win on matchday 1.
Robert Lewandowski’s missed penalty could come back to haunt his country, who face a huge task in trying to topple Argentina’s conquerors in Saudi Arabia.
If Herve Renard’s side can claim another upset, then they will advance to the last 16 for the first time in 28 years.
How to watch Poland vs Saudi Arabia in the UK
World champions France come up against dark horses Denmark in Saturday’s third game.
Didier Deschamps’ men had to come from a goal down in their opening match against Australia but flexed their undoubted quality in the end.
Kasper Hjulmand’s side didn’t enjoy such a prolific beginning to the tournament though, only managing a draw against Tunisia.
How to watch France vs Denmark in the UK
Saturday’s final game sees old foes Argentina and Mexico square off.
After heading into the tournament as favourites, La Albiceleste could be eliminated at the earliest possible stage should they lose once more.
Mexico had Guillermo Ochoa to thank for rescuing a point against Poland on matchday one and will need to be much improved to see off Gerardo Martino’s home nation.
