The group stages of the 2018 World Cup are finally over, and England are among the lucky 16 nations left competing in the greatest show on earth.
Groups A to H offered up plenty of drama along the way, none more so than Group F: world champions Germany finished bottom of the pile to exit at the opening stage of the tournament for the first time since 1938.
Aside from Germany, the usual suspects are all present and accounted for as the likes of France, Argentina, Spain, Brazil and Portugal are among the teams left in the competition.
If the last 16 is anything like the group stages, we're in for plenty more excitement - so read on for a full run-down of the knockout fixtures and where they will lead...
Saturday, June 30 3pm France vs Argentina Kazan Saturday, June 30 7pm Uruguay vs Portugal Sochi Sunday, July 1 3pm Spain vs Russia Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow Sunday, July 1 7pm Croatia vs Denmark Nizhny Novgorod Monday, July 2 3pm Brazil vs Mexico Samara Monday, July 2 7pm Belgium vs Japan Rostov-on-Don Tuesday, July 3 3pm Sweden vs Switzerland St Petersburg Tuesday, July 3 7pm Colombia vs England Spartak Stadium, Moscow