World Cup 2018 : Russia v Saudi Arabia

Gary Lineker introduces live coverage of England's second World Cup game, with the Three Lions playing their first ever match against World Cup debutants Panama. Panama qualified for Russia in dramatic style, with Roman Torres scoring an 88th-minute winner against Costa Rica, a result which helped eliminate the USA. They began as one of the tournament outsiders but will be aware that England suffered a painful defeat against perceived minnows Iceland at Euro 2016. Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard and Alan Shearer provide expert analysis, while commentary is by Guy Mowbray and Danny Murphy.

Highlights of the final two games in the round of 16, with England facing Colombia in Moscow and Sweden taking on Switzerland in St Petersburg. England have not won a knockout game at a major tournament for 12 years and will be desperate to put that record right against a talented but inconsistent Colombian side. Colombia won Group H but were fortunate to beat Senegal in their last match, and star man James Rodriguez could be an injury doubt for this match. The other last-16 game is Sweden against Switzerland, with the Swiss hoping to progress to the quarter-finals for the first time since 1954.

Gary Lineker presents live coverage of England's World Cup quarter-final against Sweden. Victory would see the Three Lions reach the semi-finals for the first time since 1990. Gareth Southgate's side defeated Colombia on penalties in the last round to win their first ever shoot-out at the World Cup, and hopes are high they can carry that momentum into this game in Samara. Captain and golden boot contender Harry Kane has already netted six times at this tournament, and one more would see him set a new record for most goals at a single World Cup by an Englishman. The Swedes have been one of the surprise packages in Russia, and they should prove tough opponents. They defeated both France and Italy in qualifying and beat Switzerland in the last round to reach the quarter-finals for the first time since 1994. Winger Emil Forsberg scored the only goal against the Swiss and is arguably their most dangerous player. Analysis comes from Alan Shearer, Rio Ferdinand and Jurgen Klinsmann, with commentary by Guy Mowbray and Martin Keown.