Who needs what to go through? We look at the World Cup permutations

Group C

France are guaranteed safe passage into the last-16 and need a single point against Denmark to go through as group winners. The Danes can ensure their own qualification with a point against the French.

Australia require a win and a two goal-swing over Denmark if they’re to make an unlikely knockout round appearance. Their opponents, Peru, are already out.

Group D

This one is interesting. Croatia have qualified. Nigeria will join them if they avoid defeat to Argentina and Iceland fail to beat Croatia.

Argentina will go through if they beat Nigeria and Valtreni see off Iceland. They could also advance if they pick up three points against Nigeria, Iceland beat Croatia and Argentina finish on a better goal difference than Iceland.

Iceland need to win against Croatia and hope Nigeria lose to Argentina. Should this scenario unfold, goal difference will play a factor.

Group E

Brazil’s last-gasp victory over Costa Rica means they need just a single point against Serbia to guarantee qualification from the group stages for the 13^th World Cup in a row. They’re 4/11 to win the group.

Serbia will leapfrog Switzerland if they draw and the Swiss lose to Costa Rica by two or more goals. Switzerland will go through with a win, although a draw may be good enough providing Serbia fail to beat Brazil.

Group F

All eyes will be on Group F on Wednesday with all four nations still in the hunt for qualification. Mexico are in pole position. Avoid defeat against Sweden and they’re into the last-16.

Germany’s dramatic victory over Sweden on Saturday puts them second in the group. As long as they equal or better the Swedes’ result against South Korea, they’re through. Should both matches end in a draw, identical records would see Joachim Low’s men through courtesy of their 2-1 win in Sochi. Die Mannschaft are 1/8 to qualify.

An unlikely South Korea qualification would require them to win against Germany, a Sweden defeat to Mexico and a three-goal swing over both countries.

Group G

All the important matters are already sewn up in Group G, with England and Belgium guaranteeing qualification over the weekend.

The pair meet in Kaliningrad on Thursday night where a Three Lions victory will see them top the group. A draw would mean who finishes top is decided by disciplinary points.

Group H

Japan’s draw with Senegal means they only require a draw against Poland to progress to the last-16.

Senegal and Colombia also go head-to-head with the winner qualifying for the next round. A stalemate would also be good enough for Senegal to progress at the expense of James Rodriguez and co. Poland were eliminated on Sunday night.

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