Day 13 at the Qatar World Cup will see the final round of group-stage fixtures played out.
Group G still provides intrigue, with every team alive in the tournament.
At 7 pm, favourites Brazil face off against a Cameroon side with aspirations of progression to the knockout stages.
The South American giants have already qualified and have been rocked by the news emerging about playmaker Neymar.
It has been reported that the PSG superstar is in danger of missing the rest of the tournament with an ankle problem.
Neymar's World Cup could be over as fears Brazil star is losing injury battle | @MullockSMirror https://t.co/WPpzhACzr0
— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) December 1, 2022
In the group's other fixture, it's Switzerland versus Serbia.
Serbia have collected a solitary point at the competition and must win, whereas a draw will be sufficient for the Swiss unless Cameroon were to win.
Serbia vs Switzerland team news and predicted lineups ahead of World Cup fixture https://t.co/jWeSCYgAE4
— Indy Football (@IndyFootball) December 2, 2022
The points structure in Group H is a mirror image of G, with play getting underway at the earlier time of 3 pm.
Portugal have already qualified for the knockout phase and they face a South Korean side that knows they must win on the night.
It has been reported that the controversial Cristiano Ronaldo is set to be rested for that game.
France, Brazil and Portugal have all qualified for the last 16 of the World Cup 🏆 pic.twitter.com/bSFr83g5sz
— GOAL (@goal) November 28, 2022
Kicking off at the same time, Uruguay face Ghana in a repeat of that controversial meeting in 2010.
Nothing but a win will do for the Uruguians, who currently sit bottom of the group with one point.
For Ghana, a draw could be enough depending on the result of the group's other game.
THE REMATCH WE'VE WAITED ALL WORLD CUP FOR 👀🔥
GHANA VS. URUGUAY 🍿 pic.twitter.com/tSsSLGq0pL
— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) December 2, 2022
Cast your mind back to 2010 and that infamous incident with Luis Suarez - a handball denying a goal, followed by a red card, which was followed by a missed penalty!
One can only imagine what's going through the minds of the Ghanian dressing room, as they seek retribution for their compatriots.
Speaking before the game, Suarez says he has no regrets: "I don't apologise about that.
"I take a handball but the Ghana player missed a penalty, not me!"
Recapping on last night's action and Germany have been eliminated.
They beat Costa Rica 4-2 in Group E, but Japan's 2-1 win over Spain saw the Germans eliminated on goal difference.
It means elimination from the group stages for the second consecutive tournament for the four-time winners.
Japan topped the Group and will now play Croatia in the last 16 next Monday, while Spain will face Morocco on Tuesday.
