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We’re reaching the business end of the World Cup as the final day of group stage play will begin for Groups A and B. Seven of the eight teams in action have a chance at advancing to the last 16 except Qatar who have become only the second host nation ever to be eliminated from the World Cup during the group stage along with South Africa in 2010. But although they don’t have a shot, expect them to still play hard in front of their home faithful. It is also a win or go home match for the United States as they need to defeat Iran to book a spot in the last 16.
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Group A: Ecuador vs. Senegal
Date: Tuesday, Nov. 29 | Time: 10 a.m. ET | Location: Khalifa International Stadium — Doha, Qatar
TV: Fox and Telemundo | Live stream: fuboTV (Try for free)
What to know: The winner of this match will qualify for the round of 16, which is really all that Senegal can ask for after losing Sadio Mane at the beginning of the World Cup. An impressive draw against the Netherlands has put Ecuador second in the group and they can finish the job with just a draw. Golden Boot leader Enner Valencia is pushing to play a part despite picking up a knee sprain but may need to start the match on the bench.
Group A: Netherlands vs. Qatar
Date: Tuesday, Nov. 29 | Time: 10 a.m. ET | Location: Al Bayt Stadium — Al Khor, Qatar
TV: FS1 and Universo | Live stream: fuboTV (Try for free)
What to know: It should be a simple task for the Netherlands to win this match and wrap up Group A but their defense has been shaky thus far. A healthy Memphis Depay will be a boost to an attack that has been heavily reliant on Cody Gakpo. Qatar will be playing without fear, which could make this interesting. The host nation created chances…
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