France and Denmark played out the first goalless draw of the World Cup as first and second place in Group C were confirmed.
The point ensured France finished top of the group with seven points, with the Danes second on five.
In the other match in the pool Peru beat Australia 2-0 to clinch their first points of the tournament and ensure they finished above their opponents.
Here's your complete guide to Group C...
Group C P W D L F A Pts France 3 2 1 0 3 1 7 Denmark 3 1 2 0 2 1 5 Peru 3 1 0 2 2 2 3 Australia 3 0 1 2 2 5 1Fixture schedule and TV channels
GROUP C
France
AFP/Getty ImagesCoach: Didier Deschamps
Star player: Antoine Griezmann
World Cup best: Winners 1998
Knocked out in the quarter-finals in 2014, France have built a hugely impressive squad and will hope to make up for their near-miss on home soil in Euro 2016, when they lost in the final to Portugal. Capable of going all the way.
France 1 LLORIS Hugo GK 2 PAVARD Benjamin Def 3 KIMPEMBE Presnel Def 4 VARANE Raphael Def 5 UMTITI Samuel Def 6 POGBA Paul Mid 7 GRIEZMANN Antoine Fwd 8 LEMAR Thomas Fwd 9 GIROUD Olivier Fwd 10 MBAPPE Kylian Fwd 11 DEMBELE Ousmane Fwd 12 TOLISSO Corentin Mid 13 KANTE Ngolo Mid 14 MATUIDI Blaise Mid 15 NZONZI Steven Mid 16 MANDANDA Steve GK 17 RAMI Adil Def 18 FEKIR Nabil Fwd 19 SIDIBE Djibril Def 20 THAUVIN Florian Fwd 21 HERNANDEZ Lucas Def 22 MENDY Benjamin Def 23 AREOLA Alphonse GKAustralia
Coach: Bert van Marwijk
Star player: Aaron Mooy
World Cup best: Second round 2006
Completing a quintet of qualifiers from the Asian groups, Australia conquered Honduras over two play-off legs. Shocked by coach Ange Postecoglou's resignation, the Socceroos turned to Van Marwijk, who coached Holland to World Cup final in 2010.
Australia 1 RYAN Mathew GK 2 DEGENEK Milos Def 3 MEREDITH James Def 4 CAHILL Tim Fwd 5 MILLIGAN Mark Def 6 JURMAN Matthew Def 7 LECKIE Mathew Fwd 8 LUONGO Massimo Mid 9 JURIC Tomi Fwd 10 KRUSE Robbie Fwd 11 NABBOUT Andrew Fwd 12 JONES Brad GK 13 MOOY Aaron Mid 14 MacLAREN Jamie Fwd 15 JEDINAK Mile Mid 16 BEHICH Aziz Def 17 ARZANI Daniel Fwd 18 VUKOVIC Danny GK 19 RISDON Joshua Def 20 SAINSBURY Trent Def 21 PETRATOS Dimitrios Fwd 22 IRVINE Jackson Mid 23 ROGIC Tom MidRead More
Peru
Coach: Ricardo Gareca
Star player: Edison Flores
World Cup best: Quarter-finals 1970
Peru had not qualified for the World Cup since 1982, but finally booked the last spot in Russia with a 2-0 victory over New Zealand in the second leg of their play-off. Paolo Guerrero's expected absence is a huge blow.
Peru 1 GALLESE Pedro GK 2 RODRIGUEZ Alberto Def 3 CORZO Aldo Def 4 SANTAMARIA Anderson Def 5 ARAUJO Miguel Def 6 TRAUCO Miguel Def 7 HURTADO Paolo Mid 8 CUEVA Christian Mid 9 GUERRERO Paolo Fwd 10 FARFAN Jefferson Fwd 11 RUIDIAZ Raul Fwd 12 CACEDA Carlos GK 13 TAPIA Renato Mid 14 POLO Andy Mid 15 RAMOS Christian Def 16 CARTAGENA Wilder Mid 17 ADVINCULA Luis Def 18 CARRILLO Andre Fwd 19 YOTUN Yoshimar Mid 20 FLORES Edison Fwd 21 CARVALLO Jose GK 22 LOYOLA Nilson Def 23 AQUINO Pedro MidDenmark
Coach: Age Hareide
Star player: Christian Eriksen
World Cup best: Quarter-finals 1998
After missing out in 2014, Eriksen propelled Denmark back to the World Cup finals with a hat-trick in their play-off victory over the Republic of Ireland. The Danes failed to get out of their group on their last appearance in 2010.
Denmark 1 SCHMEICHEL Kasper GK 2 KROHN-DEHLI Michael Mid 3 VESTERGAARD Jannik Def 4 KJAER Simon Def 5 KNUDSEN Jonas Def 6 CHRISTENSEN Andreas Def 7 KVIST William Mid 8 DELANEY Thomas Mid 9 JORGENSEN Nicolai Fwd 10 ERIKSEN Christian Mid 11 BRAITHWAITE Martin Fwd 12 DOLBERG Kasper Fwd 13 JORGENSEN Mathias Def 14 DALSGAARD Henrik Def 15 FISCHER Viktor Fwd 16 LOSSL Jonas GK 17 STRYGER LARSEN Jens Def 18 LERAGER Lukas Mid 19 SCHONE Lasse Mid 20 POULSEN Yussuf Yurary Fwd 21 CORNELIUS Andreas Fwd 22 RONNOW Frederik GK 23 SISTO Pione Fwd