Portugal only need a point to clinch top spot in Group H but are fancied to advance in style by proving too strong for South Korea. Fernando Santos has plenty of useful fringe players who will be keen to press their claims for more action during the knockout rounds.
Uruguay have been very underwhelming so far at Qatar 2022 but still have another chance to qualify for the last 16 by beating Ghana. La Celeste showed they are capable of great escapes when winning their final four qualifiers and can again come good just in time.
Croatia have never failed to qualify from their World Cup group in five previous appearances and can continue that trend in Qatar. The 2018 finalists only need a point to progress and are tipped to secure a share of the spoils with Belgium at Ahmad bin Ali Stadium.
Morocco sent their hordes of passionate fans into raptures by stunning Belgium and can follow up by beating Canada as well. The Atlas Lions just need a point to progress from Group F but may now be eyeing top spot, as they only trail Croatia on goal difference at the summit.
Argentina are back on track at Qatar 2022 and fancied to book a place in the last 16 by edging out Poland. Everything points towards this crucial Group C showdown being a tight tussle, though, with Poland a point ahead at the top of the table going into the final round of fixtures.
Denmark must go for a win when facing Australia in the final round of Group D fixtures and that could pave the way for an entertaining encounter. The Socceroos are two points better off after shading Tunisia last time out and are also the type of team to adopt a positive approach.
France only need a point to wrap up top spot in Group D and we reckon they may settle for a draw against Tunisia in Al Rayyan. Les Bleus are likely to make changes after two wins, while the Eagles of Carthage will be assured of strong support at Education City Stadium.
Mexico must beat Saudi Arabia to have any chance of reaching the last 16 of the World Cup for an eighth straight tournament. El Tri lack the attacking firepower of former years, but this is still a match they should be strong enough to win if taking their chances.
England and Wales were both below par in their last World Cup matches but the Three Lions are fancied to show their true worth. They have won six straight head-to-head encounters with the Dragons, including a 3-0 cruise in the most recent meeting two years ago.
USA really created a good impression against England and are fancied to beat Iran to book their place in the last 16 of the World Cup. Team Melli recovered from being mauled by the Three Lions to upset Wales but have never made it past the group stage in five previous attempts.
Ecuador only need a draw against Senegal to qualify for the World Cup knockout rounds but are taken to progress in style with a win. La Tri have been positive throughout their opening two matches and can take advantage of their opponents needing a victory to advance.
Netherlands will be keen to clinch top spot in Group A when taking on already-eliminated hosts Qatar. The Dutch are only ahead of Ecuador on fair play points and must at least match El Tri’s result versus Senegal, who are a point behind in third ahead of the last round of fixtures.
Cameroon and Serbia will both look to bounce back from opening defeats in Group G and we reckon the Eagles are better equipped to do that. The European outfit can be forgiven for finding Brazil too strong and had impressed in qualifying, when topping a pool featuring Portugal.
A close encounter is on the cards when South Korea and Ghana clash in Al Rayyan but a draw would not really suit either side here. With Portugal and Uruguay also competing in Group H, both of these teams will surely be looking to pick up maximum points from this match.