Germany take on Paraguay in the round of 32 at the World Cup tonight, with kick-off at 9:30pm BST at Boston Stadium in Boston, Massachusetts. The match is the third knockout game of the tournament and will be broadcast live and free on BBC1, with coverage starting at 9pm.
Group stage form
Germany topped their group after winning two of three matches, defeating Ivory Coast and Curacao before suffering a surprise 2-1 defeat to Ecuador in their final group game. Paraguay, meanwhile, finished third in their group behind hosts USA and Australia, with a 2-1 win over Turkey, a 1-1 draw with Australia, and a 4-1 loss to the United States.
How to watch and live stream
The game is being shown live on BBC1. Viewers can also stream the match via BBC iPlayer, which requires a valid TV licence and a BBC account.
Who will the winners face?
The victors will meet the winner of the France vs Sweden last-16 tie.
What the managers said
Germany manager Julian Nagelsmann said: "They are an uncomfortable opponent for us. In qualification they conceded very few goals. They are going to ask a lot of us. It's a do or die match. The boys will bring their A-game. We have to be patient. It's a team which defends well and they stay compact. They have good players and strong physical players. We need a perfect performance."
Paraguay manager Gustavo Alfaro said: "We've already faced Argentina and Brazil, teams of the same stature or even greater stature than Germany. They're all contenders to win the World Cup. We've already played against them and, obviously, it was very difficult, but we managed to get through those matches. So why not this one?"
