We now have 10 sides through to the last 16 at this World Cup. We know four fixtures already:

Saturday, 3 December

Netherlands v USA (15:00)

Argentina v Australia (19:00)

Sunday, 4 December

France v Poland (15:00)

England v Senegal (19:00)

We know that Brazil and Portugal are definitely through too, but they are yet to secure top spot in their groups, so we don't know when they will play.

Through to the last 16:

Group A: Netherlands, Senegal

Group B: England, USA

Group C: Argentina, Poland

Group D: France, Australia

Group G: Brazil

Group H: Portugal

Who can still go through:

Group E: Spain, Japan, Costa Rica, Germany

Group F: Croatia, Morocco, Belgium

Group G: Switzerland, Cameroon, Serbia

Group H: Ghana, South Korea, Uruguay

Who is out:

Group A: Ecuador, Qatar

Group B: Iran, Wales

Group C: Mexico, Saudi Arabia

Group D: Tunisia, Denmark

Group F: Canada

Right, time for us to move away from England for the time being.

They will be training shortly, so we'll bring you some pictures from that in a while.

We'll shift our focus to build-up to today's games and continue to cover some of the big talking points from the last 24 hours.

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England fan Matt van Hessing, who is travelling to Qatar to watch England on Sunday, told BBC Radio 5 Live he's "prepared for every possibility" against Senegal.

"I am not ready at all but I am very excited.

"We have got a friend who is working for Fifa at the World Cup and we have been corralled into going.

"We bought match tickets before the group draw and we were lucky that the tickets fell on England's side for the last-16 and potentially the quarter-final.

"I am a Spurs fan so glass is half-empty with these things.

"We are expecting us to beat Senegal, but it could go to penalties, so we are prepared for every possibility and then we can go on to batter France."

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OK, it's only Thursday - and there are still almost half of the last-16 qualifiers to be determined.

But, be honest, you're already looking forward to England's second-round clash with Senegal on Sunday night, aren't you?

Here's everything you need to know.

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Declan Rice on how he was disappointed to be taken off in the Euro 2020 final: "It drives me on a lot. You don't want to get taken off in any game, let alone in the final. The manager saw something nad that is absolutely fine.

"We've got such good players in the group and if we win the World Cup, that is all I want to happen. If the manger thinks he sees something tactically, that's fine, he's the manager."

On coming off early against Wales: "I've not had a conversation with the manager yet, but I think that was to manage my load. It started to open up at 2-0 but he took me off and it was a nice comfortable victory. My record of playing games speaks for itself, I have played 50-60 games consistently for three years. I keep myself fresh. If I am needed for seven 90 minutes i know I can put myself in a position to do that."

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England's Declan Rice on team-mate Marcus Rashford: "He can definitely win the Golden Boot. From the first moment I came into the camp he was one of the standout people I was most surprised by.

"He is lightning quick and the technique he's got.

"He had a tough year but no-one doubted him. I'm delighted for him and I know the whole group are."

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England's Declan Rice on whether France losing to Tunisia has any effect on team belief: "I didn't see the French game as I was with the family.

"But there's been a lot of shocks, so you can't take anything for granted.

"It could have been a banana skin for us in any other of the games. Big nations have lost.

"We didn't feel the group pressure as such as we felt like we controlled the group.

"When you play the bigger teams, your level has to go up because that's when you can make your name.

"Knockouts are no no different to what we've prepared for so far, the level of attention we go too.

"Details will now be more fine-cut that's all."

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Declan Rice on penalties and sleepless nights: "Since Gareth [Southgate] came in, we have really shifted our mindset on penalties. The win against Colombia in 2019 was big. We are big on it. We are going to be really well prepared for it.

"You don't want to overtake penalties in training, that doesn't help for anyone. You want to be fresh. I am really confident about penalties."

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Declan Rice on his hunger to challenge for trophies, after linking up with players who win Premier League and Champions League trophies: "Yeah, 100%. For the last two or three years I've been saying that.

"I've been consistently playing well for my club. I want to win trophies for my club. You only get one career and you want to look back at what you've won and play in the biggest games.

"I am really ambitious and I want that."

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From West Ham's Academy to the World Cup stage, it's been quite the journey for England midfielder Declan Rice.

The 23-year-old, however, has always believed in his ability and what he can bring to the game.

Speaking to his boyhood club West Ham, when he was in the youth academy, he said: "I can play in two positions. I can play at centre half or I can play as a central defensive midfielder.

"I read the game well, strong passing, left foot, right foot.

"A big part of my game, probably my favourite part, is the communication side of it.

"I see myself as a leader."

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Rice on what makes this England team special: "Our mentality now is fantastic, we have players that have won trophies year in year out, so they've brought that mentality and installed it to England.

"It's about the manager too, the way he talks to us, he's so calm.

"He emphasises we're England, we're just as big as anyone else and we can achieve anything.

"When you have a manager like that, anything is possible.

"The closest I've got to a big shock was beating Germany and I remember thinking that day in the dressing room, there was no way we were losing.

"That's what you want, that feeling because that's what takes you all the way."

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Declan Rice on whether other sides will fear England: "Yeah, definitely. Other nations will look at our quality and why should we not be feared? If you look at our attacking talent we have world-class talent. Across the board we have players who have won the biggest trophies.

"It is up to us to prove that. The likes of France have done that. We're not just here to get into the last 16, we want to go the whole way."

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Declan Rice on opponents Senegal: "They''re a really strong athletic team.

We didn't get to watch the Ecuador game but we've been watching the other games.

"We know it's going to be a really tough test."

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Declan Rice on England lifting the mood at home: "I felt it during the Euros. It was really big Covid back then so we couldn't see friends or family but we were seeing videos of people back home. We have brought people together, we saw the Lionesses do it.

"We see them at fan parks and at pubs. You see the videos and that makes me happy.

"We are going to try and keep going. Hopefully we can deliver them the best Christmas present."

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Declan Rice on mood in the camp: "I think it's been spoken about so much but massive credit has to go to the manager, he's changed the environment and it's really special.

"We're together all the time, you never see a player on their own. We eat together, we sit by the pool together and we play games together.

"It feels like home here, the team have done so well to make it homely.

"There's a real united team here, so if we can keep that going then we we can push on together."

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Declan Rice on England's hopes: "The Nations League was tough in the summer, so there was pressure against Iran but we did it.

"The USA was then a tough game.

"And then there was all the noise around facing Wales but that was a complete, controlled performance.

"We're building really well but this step-up of quality has arrived.

'We'll be ready for what comes next."

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Declan Rice on the gap between games: "It has been tough on the legs playing three games in the middle of the season so to have that extra day is really nice. We have been able to maximise having that extra day and today will be a second day recovery session."

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Declan Rice On his on-field relationship with Jude Bellingham: "We're doing well we haven't even played 10 games together.

"We don't play the same at club level so we're only getting the chance to bond when we play for England.

"I love playing with him, he's young, energetic and performing really well.

"I've told him before every game that this is his stage and I'll be there for you.

"We're learning really well together on the job.

"There's been a lot of goals he's scored tihs year where he's ran in and scored, so hopefully he can keep producing for us."

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Declan Rice on squad strength: "I think it's top-level - it's always nice to know you can bring players on that can instantly change the game. We've got world-class players that can do that. In a World Cup you need that.

"Competition is really healthy and I'd do anything to win the World Cup. So if that means someone comes on and helps that then that's all that matters. We all share the same goal."