Here's a wrap of all the World Cup action overnight:
Group C
Denmark: 0
France: 0
Denmark and France played out the first 0-0 draw of the tournament, which means even if Australia defeat Peru, they still would have finished a point out of the qualification position.
France finishes atop of Group C on seven points, with Denmark second on five points.
The @Budweiser #ManoftheMatch for #DENFRA is @nglkante! pic.twitter.com/im3x4QxsQD
— FIFA World Cup 🏆 (@FIFAWorldCup) June 26, 2018
Group C
Australia: 0
Peru: 2 (Carrillo 18’, Paolo Guerrero 50’)
Australia’s World Cup dream came to an end with a disappointing 2-0 result against Peru.
A dagger in the Socceroos' heart.
— Optus Sport (@OptusSport) June 26, 2018
Andre Carrillo's goal for Peru.#AUSPER #OptusSport #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/dMZfBWcnSL
It was Peru’s first World Cup win since 1978 as Australia ended the tournament in last position in Group C with just the solitary point.
FULL WRAP OF THE SOCCEROOS' LOSS
It is will most likely be the last time we see Tim Cahill in a Socceroos shirt.
Australia have it all to do.
— Optus Sport (@OptusSport) June 26, 2018
Peru's captain Paolo Guerrero doubles the lead.
Australia 0-2 Peru#AUSPER #OptusSport #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/yONklfK3Ce
Group D
Iceland: 1 (Gylfi Sigurdsson 76’)
Croatia: 2 (Milan Badelj 53’, Ivan Perisic 90’)
Croatia ended their group stage fixture with a perfect nine points, after Ivan Perisic’s late winner ensured they top Group D.
Both sides were able to create scoring opportunities, but Iceland’s inability to convert proved too much to overcome.
Perisic secures all three points for Croatia!
— Optus Sport (@OptusSport) June 26, 2018
Iceland 1-2 Croatia #ISLCRO #OptusSport #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/7w1rnulL0m
Group D
Nigeria: 1 (Victor Moses 51’)
Argentina: 2 (Lionel Messi 14’, Marcos Rojo 86’)
Despite being one of the World Cup’s most disappointing sides throughout the group stages, Argentina have managed to advance to the knockout stages with a heart-stopping 2-1 victory over Nigeria.
Leo Messi’s 14-minute goal saw his side take an early lead, before a fighting Nigerian squad equalised after 51 minutes. However, Marcus Rojo’s 86th minute bullet ensured the Argentina fans extended their stay in Russia.
The saviour? Yes.
— Optus Sport (@OptusSport) June 26, 2018
Messi? No.
Argentina needed a hero and they found one in Rojo!
Nigeria 1-2 Argentina #NGAARG #OptusSport #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/IQzzAk98Wd
Match Previews
Group F: Mexico v Sweden (Thursday June 28, 12:00am AEDT)
Mexico has been one of the tournament’s best stories, and they should finish the group stages atop of Group F with a win over Sweden.
Prediction: Mexico 2 - Sweden 1
Group F: Korea Republic v Germany (Thursday June 28, 12:00am AEDT)
Germany’s class and talent should shine through immensely against Korea Republic. Expect a big result.
Prediction: Korea Republic 0 – Germany 3
Group E: Serbia v Brazil (Thursday June 28, 4:00am AEDT)
While Brazil haven’t been at their best throughout the group stages, they should be able to navigate their way past Serbia.
Prediction: Serbia 0 – Brazil 2
Group E: Switzerland v Costa Rica (Thursday June 28, 4:00am AEDT)
Switzerland will be looking to advance into the group stages with a victory, and should do so against Costa Rica.
Prediction: Switzerland 1 – Costa Rica 0
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