Every fixture broken down with win, draw, and win probabilities plus an expected score — editorial analysis made for reading and enjoying the tournament.
Read the AnalysisHow our editorial model sees the next round of fixtures
Argentina's midfield control should dictate tempo, though Uzbekistan's disciplined defensive block has frustrated stronger sides before this tournament.
MediumJapan's quick transitions have troubled European sides in recent cycles, making this an open contest despite Germany's usual set-piece advantage.
LowBrazil's attacking width could stretch a Serbian back line that relies heavily on compact organisation and counters through the middle third.
MediumMorocco's structured pressing has unsettled favourites before, and this looks like a genuine coin-flip between two tactically sharp coaching setups.
LowBoth sides favour quick vertical play, so the game may hinge on which defence handles transition moments with more composure late on.
MediumSpain's possession patterns typically wear down opponents over ninety minutes, though Colombia's pace on the break offers a real threat throughout.
MediumThese previews are editorial estimates produced for information and entertainment purposes only and are not betting advice.
Matches are broadcast by official television partners, and coverage varies by country and region. This guide lists the primary official broadcasters so fans know where to look — it is informational only and does not provide streams or links.
Kickoff times and channel coverage vary by country, so it's worth checking your local listings closer to matchday.