Panama vs Tunisia LIVE World Cup 2018: Latest score, goals and updates and prediction, how to watch online, team news, line-ups, betting odds
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Your support makes all the difference.Both Tunisia and Panama are looking to get their first win of the World Cup following two group defeats.
Tunisia had a better game against England than against Belgium. The North African side managed two goals during their 5-2 loss to Belgium and also a goal against England during the group stage opener thanks to Ferjani Sassi’s penalty.
Panama are coming into this game on the back of a heavy defeat at the hands of England. Panama scored their first ever World Cup goal in that game, which came when Felipe Baloy following Ricardo Ávila’s free kick into the penalty area.
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What time is it?
Panama vs Tunisia kicks off at 19:00 in Saransk.
Where can I watch it?
Live coverage is available on ITV 4 and online via the ITV Hub.
Odds
Panama: 7/2
Tunisia: 4/5
Draw: 13/5
Prediction
Tunisia will likely leave this game with a win. They have managed to get some goals against the two better teams in the group which means they should be able to score against the Panamanian side.
Head to head
England have the better of their Group G opponents in meetings, and are unbeaten in the last 11 games against Belgium.
Their most recent match was a 2012 Wembley friendly where Danny Welbeck scored the only goal of the game.
Come on, Theresa, you're better than this! Tell them it's coming home!
Spotted on social media.
Tunisia's Nabil Maaloul steps up during practice in place of injured keepers.
Let's hope the players are as ready for the game as England's twitter.
England and Belgium national sides exchange pleasantries via Twitter
Gareth Southgate on yellow cards shaping the Group:
"If I go and headbutt Roberto [Martinez] in the final five minutes then you know we are taking a different approach to going through!"
MP for North Somerset getting in the spirit ahead of the game.
Dr Liam Fox MP is getting into the spirit of the game by flying a flag from the roof of the Department for International Trade building.
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