Bryan will be here shortly. In the meantime, here’s at look at who needs what as the group stage tilts toward its conclusion:

Who are through to the last 32?

Mexico, South Africa, Switzerland, Canada, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Morocco, USA, Australia, Paraguay, Germany, Côte d’Ivoire, Ecuador, Netherlands, Japan, Sweden, Belgium, Egypt, Spain, Cape Verde, France, Norway, Senegal, Argentina, Colombia, Portugal, England and Ghana.

Who have been eliminated?

Czechia, Qatar, Haiti, Turkey, Curaçao, Tunisia, New Zealand, Uruguay, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan and Panama.

How does the third-place qualification work?

The eight best third-placed teams qualify for the last 32 based on a ranking that, in order, takes into account: points, goal difference (GD), goals scored, fair-play status (conduct) and Fifa ranking. Four points will now be enough to qualify, given results so far.

Sweden, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ecuador, Paraguay and Senegal are through to the last 32, as they are guaranteed to finish among the eight best-ranked third-placed teams. Uruguay are eliminated as they can not finish among the top-eight third-place teams.