What happened: England prepare to face Ghana in a World Cup fixture with both nations chasing a place in the next round. BBC Sport singled out five Ghana players England should be wary of, headlined by Manchester City winger Antoine Semenyo and 34-year-old captain Jordan Ayew, who became Ghana's record cap-holder in their opening match. The list also features Nordsjaelland midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi, Coventry City forward Brandon Thomas-Asante and Atalanta winger Kamaldeen Sulemana.

Why it matters: Ghana endured a chaotic build-up, sacking coach Otto Addo before bringing in the experienced Carlos Queiroz, yet a late win over Panama has revived belief in a first knockout-stage run since their 2010 quarter-final. For England, neutralizing Ghana's pace and Semenyo's two-footed end product looms as the defining challenge in a game that could shape both sides' path through the tournament.

What to watch: Watch whether Queiroz fields his pace-heavy front line and how England set up to contain Semenyo and Ghana's counterattacks once the teams are confirmed.