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Belgium will close in on the last 16 of the World Cup with a victory over Tunisia in their second Group G clash on Saturday.

Roberto Martinez’s side cruised past Panama with a 3-0 victory on Monday, and another three points at the Otkrytie Arena in Moscow would seal their spot in the knockout stages should England not lose to Panama on Sunday.The former Everton and Wigan manager was full of praise for Tunisia ahead of their meeting, and warned his players they will need to up their game.
“We respect Tunisia’s threat but they’re a team that need to come out and win the game, so they’ll make it very, very open,” he said. “In that respect, if we look after our performance, we’ll get settled into that sort of game.
“Tunisia has evolved. The players have surprised many teams. They are flexible and they are probably the most dynamic team we have faced. We need to be ourselves against them and do even better than what we did against Panama.”
Tunisia fell to a late Harry Kane header when they lost 2-1 to England earlier in the week, and manager Nabil Maaloul says he wants to rectify mistakes that were made in the opening game.
“We have to win. We have no choice,” he said. “Belgium are very strong but we are ready. We want to avoid the mistakes we made in the first match.
“Our side is capable of unlocking their defensive line. What we want is to get to the back of the Belgian line and do that quickly.” Vincent Kompany is set to miss out again for Belgium as he continues to carry a groin injury.
For Tunisia, goalkeeper Mouez Hassen has been ruled out for the remainder of the tournament after injuring his shoulder against England. Maaloul confirmed that he would stick with a 4-3-3 formation, although he would choose a more attacking approach.
This will be the fourth meeting between Belgium and Tunisia, with both nations winning one game and sharing one draw. The most recent meeting between Belgium and Tunisia was a friendly in 2014, with Dries Mertens scoring a late winner for Belgium in a 1-0 win in Brussels.
This is Belgium and Tunisia’s second meeting at a World Cup tournament – they previously drew 1-1 in the 2002 group stages, in what was Tunisia’s only point in that edition. Belgium are unbeaten in their three previous World Cup games against African opponents, with a draw against Tunisia in 2002 the only game they failed to win.
Belgium are unbeaten in their last 10 World Cup group games, winning the last five in a row (W5 D5 L0). Each of Belgium’s last 11 World Cup goals have come after half-time. Tunisia are winless in their last 12 World Cup matches (D4 L8), since beating Mexico in their first ever match in the competition (3-1 in 1978).
The last team to have a longer winless run in the World Cup than Tunisia’s current run of 12 was South Korea (14 games between 1954 and 1998).

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Denmark
The Danes were fortunate to claim three points in their first game, with a counter-attack goal and Peru missing a host of chances and a penalty. An undeserved 1-0 result perhaps, but it relieves the pressure from Denmark. They know another win will seal their spot in the second round and it’s likely they will take the game to Australia and search for an early lead. Most of their chances from their first game came after quick transition and their counter attack will look to hurt the Socceroos.
Winning mood: Morale remains good inside the Socceroos camp, captain Mile Jedinak says.
Winning mood: Morale remains good inside the Socceroos camp, captain Mile Jedinak says.
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The key men
Christian Eriksen
Even when not at his best, Christian Eriksen is decisive. Denmark’s star was far from his most intimidating in their opening round win over Peru but still set-up the only goal of the game with a superb through ball. He is fast, mobile, possesses an accurate passing game and can score from distance. A danger from set pieces, he is the complete modern-day attacking midfielder and will operate as the fulcrum of Denmark’s attack.
Tom Rogic
Australia’s attacking X-factor should find more space and time on the ball against Denmark than he did when being marked by France’s defensive midfielder, N’Golo Kante. Rogic was kept quiet but will look to find more space in the Socceroos’ second game. Australia’s coach, Bert van Marwijk, wants his players to look for the runs and movement of Rogic more to enable his attacking midfielder to have more impact.
Key battles
Simon Kjaer v Robbie Kruse
Robbie Kruse had little luck against France before being substituted, but will have to use that experience to beat Denmark’s imposing captain, Simon Kjaer. The Sevilla man is the rock of Denmark’s strong defence, one that hasn’t been breached in their past five games, stretching back to their 5-1 thrashing of Ireland in the qualifying play-offs. Kruse starts out wide but will be instructed to cut inside as Australia attacks on the counter where the experienced winger will look to use his pace to beat Denmark’s defensive stalwart.
Thomas Delaney v Aaron Mooy
At the centre of Denmark’s industry and organisation sits the now Borussia Dortmund midfielder Thomas Delaney. Opposite him is Australia’s own hard-working playmaker. Mooy was arguably Australia’s best against France, blocking their passing channels while also being the architect of the Socceroos’ possession game. The tussle in the middle of the park will crucial against Denmark, who should present more of a physical challenge to the Socceroos and the centre midfielder that dominates could decide the game.
Mile Jedinak v Christian Eriksen
Australia’s captain appeared certain to be dropped for last week’s match against France only for coach Bert van Marwijk to make an about five hours before kick-off. After keeping Paul Pogba at bay, Jedinak will now be entrusted as the enforce to stop Tottenham’s red-hot Eriksen – a man capable of scoring from distance, producing a killer pass and finding space in the box.
In the dugout
Bert van Marwijk
The Socceroos coach remains tight-lipped on his selection policy and there is a sense of mystery as to whether he will retain the same team as the one that lost to France. There’s a chance Jackson Irvine and Tomi Juric could be given their first starts at a World Cup but any change will be tactical and not down to injury. The Dutchman was pleased with the performance of his team, says he is developing a very close affinity with the Australian players who he’s grown to admire deeply. In a do-or-die clash against the Danes, one that’s already looming as a must-win, van Marwijk will play for the result at all costs.
Age Hareide
Denmark’s coach finds himself in a relaxed position having somehow escaped with three points against Peru but lost William Kvist who suffered two broken ribs and a punctured lung in the first match. It means Hareide will have to make one forced change to his line-up with Lasse Schone the man most likely to start in his place. Centre back Anders Christiansen was forced off in their opening game against Peru but was cleared of a serious injury meaning Hareide will be spared from having to make a defensive reshuffle as well.
The venue
Samara Arena
The city that was once the hub of Russia’s space program has a stadium dedicated to its history. Built to look like a spaceship, or a flying saucer, the Samara “Cosmos” Arena is one of the more intriguing venues at the World Cup. The city itself is hardly a tourist destination and required a new airport built for the tournament along with the stadium. The Arena’s capacity is 45,500 and will be the permanent home of newly promoted Russian Premier League side, Krylia Sovetov.