England will face Senegal in the last 16 of the World Cup on Sunday after qualifying for the knockout stage as Group B winners.
The game will kick off at 7pm UK time on December 4.
England’s potential path to the World Cup final has now been set following the conclusion of their group stage.
If Gareth Southgate’s side progress past Senegal, they will play on Saturday December 10 against either Group D winners France or Group C runners-up Poland.
Were they to reach the semi-finals, England would then feature on Wednesday December 14, with their current provisional opponents being Morocco, Spain, Portugal or Switzerland.
England’s potential route to the World Cup final
Round of 16 – Sunday December 4
England vs Senegal – Kick-off 7pm
Quarter-finals – Saturday December 10
England vs France or Poland – Kick-off 7pm
Semi-finals – Wednesday December 14
England vs Morocco/Spain/Portugal/Switzerland (Based on current group standings) – Kick-off 7pm
Provisional last-16 fixtures (Last updated: Thursday December 1 based on current group tables)
Saturday December 3
49 – Netherlands (Confirmed winners of Group A) vs USA (Confirmed runners-up of Group B) – Kick-off 3pm
50 – Argentina (Confirmed winners of Group C) vs Australia (Confirmed runners-up of Group D) – Kick-off 7pm
Sunday December 4
52 – France (Confirmed winners of Group D) vs Poland (Confirmed runners-up of Group C) – Kick-off 3pm
51 – England (Confirmed winners of Group B) vs Senegal (Confirmed runners-up of Group A) – Kick-off 7pm
Monday December 5
53 – Japan (Confirmed winners of Group E) vs Croatia (Confirmed runners-up of Group F) – Kick-off 3pm
54 – Brazil (Winners of Group G) vs Ghana (Runners-up of Group H) – Kick-off 7pm
Tuesday December 6
55 – Morocco (Confirmed winners of Group F) vs Spain (Confirmed runners-up of Group E) – Kick-off 3pm
56 – Portugal (Winners of Group H) vs Switzerland (Runners-up of Group G) – Kick-off 7pm