European neighbours Portugal and Spain meet in the World Cup last 16 tonight in one of the most highly anticipated knockout matches of the tournament. The match is being played at the Dallas Stadium in Texas.
How both teams reached the last 16
Portugal advanced to this stage after getting past stubborn Croatia, scoring in the 94th minute and having a Josko Gvardiol equaliser in stoppage time ruled out. Spain, meanwhile, smashed Austria 3-0 to finally click into gear after a sloppy 0-0 opening draw with World Cup surprise packages Cape Verde.
Cristiano Ronaldo, now 41, is likely playing in his last international tournament. Could this be his final appearance in a Portugal shirt? He will hope not.
What time is Portugal v Spain kick-off?
Portugal v Spain kicks off at 8pm BST on Monday, July 6. The match is being played at the Dallas Stadium, Texas.
What TV channel is Portugal v Spain on?
The match will be broadcast live in the UK on BBC1. Coverage starts at 7.30pm.
How can I live stream Portugal v Spain?
Fans can also stream the game by using the BBC's iPlayer service.
Who will the winner face?
The victors tonight will face either United States or Belgium on July 10 in Los Angeles.
Quotes from the managers
Portugal manager Roberto Martinez said: "The World Cups are like that, they're not just group stage games anymore. The first half was fantastic. The intensity, the arrival in the final third... There's always danger against a team like Croatia, which has a great ability to use the ball. To concede a goal and still believe strongly, to use the players on the bench. That's the mentality that helps win games."
Spain manager Luis de la Fuente said: "I'm an outspoken admirer of Cristiano, and of people like him. His character, his relentless work ethic... he's an example of great values. I have nothing but admiration for him. It's not just the legacy he's already built, but the one he's still creating. You have to be aware of him in every situation. I'm not saying he needs man-marking, but you always have to know where he is on the field. I'd rather he didn't play, but he will. We'll all enjoy watching one of the greatest players in history."
