Portugal and Switzerland will face off in the last-16 of the World Cup looking to book a quarter-final place.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s side triumphed as winners of Group H with six points having won their first two games, despite losing their previous match 2-1 against South Korea.
Switzerland meanwhile progressed as group runners-up behind Brazil after a thrilling 3-2 victory over group rivals Serbia.
The meeting between the teams will be the 26th in history and already their third this year, following a win each in the Nations League.
With the clash quickly approaching, Sportsmail takes you through everything you need to know below.
Portugal will be looking to hit back from their final day group defeat by South Korea
When is Portugal vs Switzerland?
Portugal and Switzerland clash looking to book a quarter-final place where they would meet the winner of Spain and Morocco. The game will start at 7pm GMT, 2am EST in the USA and 11pm for Australian Eastern Time.
Date: Tuesday December 6
Time: 7pm (UK time), 2pm (US EST), 5am – Dec 7 (AUS EST)
How to watch the match
The Portugal vs Switzerland game will be aired live on ITV One and can be screened on the ITV Hub for UK viewers.
US based World Cup fans can view the match on Fox Sports 1 and the Fox Sports website with a valid login. Telemundo and Peacock will also be screening the game.
Australian fans can watch the game for free on SBS, including the live stream.
UK: ITV One and ITV Hub
US: Fox Sports, FuboTV, Telemundo and Peacock
Australia: SBS and SBS On Demand
ITV One will be screening Portugal vs Switzerland in their last-16 clash at the World Cup
Where is Portugal vs Switzerland being played?
Portugal’s clash with Switzerland will take place at the Lusail Iconic Stadium – which is located slightly to the north of Doha.
The ground has a capacity of nearly 90,000 and is a purpose built facility for the tournament and was only opened a year ago shortly after its construction was complete.
The stadium will hold several group stage matches, already staging Portugal’s 2-0 win over Uruguay, and will host a match in every knock-out stage including the final itself.
Location: Lusail, Qatar
Stadium: Lusail Iconic Stadium
Portugal have already played at the Lusail Stadium beating Uruguay 2-0 in a group match
Portugal vs Switzerland: Team news
After rotating a few players for the clash with South Korea, Portugal are set to go full strength again and that will likely see returns to the starting XI for Bruno Fernandes as well as Bernardo Silva and Ruben Dias.
Neither team have any major fitness concerns and that could see Yann Sommer and Nico Elvedi back into consideration for Switzerland who missed the final group game with Serbia due to illness.
Bruno Fernandes is likely to start for Portugal after being rested against South Korea
Portugal squad
Goalkeepers: Jose Sa, Rui Patricio, Diogo Costa.
Defenders: Joao Cancelo, Diogo Dalot, Pepe, Ruben Dias, Danilo Pereira, Antonio Silva, Nuno Mendes, Raphael Guerreiro.
Midfielders: William, Ruben Neves, Joao Palhinha, Bruno Fernandes, Vitinha, Otavio, Matheus Nunes, Bernardo Silva, Joao Mario.
Forwards: Cristiano Ronaldo, Joao Felix, Rafael Leao, Ricardo Horta, Andre Silva, Goncalo Ramos.
Switzerland squad
Goalkeepers: Gregor Kobel, Yann Sommer, Jonas Omlin, Philipp Kohn.
Defenders: Manuel Akanji, Eray Comert, Nico Elvedi, Fabian Schar, Silvan Widmer, Ricardo Rodriguez, Edimilson Fernandes.
Midfielders: Michel Aebischer, Xherdan Shaqiri, Renato Steffen, Granit Xhaka, Denis Zakaria, Fabian Frei, Remo Freuler, Noah Okafor, Fabian Rieder, Ardon Jashari.
Forwards: Breel Embolo, Ruben Vargas, Djibril Sow, Haris Seferovic, Christian Fassnacht.
Xherdan Shaqiri will be hoping to keep his starting spot after scoring in the win over Serbia
Head-to-head record
Theses teams have clashed often over the years meeting 25 times including their first ever meeting in a 1938 World Cup qualifier where Swizerland triumphed 2-1.
Switzerland have had the edge winning 11 matches compared to Portugal’s nine, and they tend to face each other in competitive matches with their last 12 games going back to 1982 not containing a single friendly.
Switzerland won the most recent meeting back in June 1-0 in the Nations League but that was only four days after Portugal had thrashed Swiss opposition in the same competition.
Portugal and Switzerland have already played each other twice in the Nations League this year
