The World Cup is approaching its latter stages with four quarter-final places filled, and two more set to be taken on Monday night.
Favourites Frances were given their toughest test of the World Cup when needing a penalty to get past Paraguay while England and co-hosts Mexico played out a World Cup classic at the Azteca, with the Three Lions scraping through having gone down to 10 men.
Portugal and Spain vie for a spot in the quarters on Monday evening before co-hosts USA take on Belgium in a game already shrouded in controversy.
Take a look at the confirmed fixtures for the quarter-finals below.
The quarter-finals get underway with a mouth-watering clash between France and Morocco. While Les Bleus' firepower has lit up the World Cup, Morocco have consistently found a way to be more than the sum of their parts, and are sure to give France their sternest examination in Boston.
Will Cristiano Ronaldo have already played his final international game by the time the World Cup quarter-finals roll around? He'll certainly hope not, but his Portugal side will need to somehow navigate Spain to book a date with either co-hosts USA or Belgium.
While it wasn't the upset it might have seemed on paper, Norway knocking Brazil out was an upset nonetheless and they book a date in Miami with England, who scraped past co-hosts Mexico having gone down to 10 men in one of the most thrilling games of the World Cup.
We've seen a new vulnerability in Argentina having conceded twice to Cape Verde and needing a 111th minute winner to reach the round of 16, but they'll fancy their chances against Egypt, before setting up a potential quarter-final with Colombia in the early hours of Sunday morning.