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If Senegal wins the game or even draws, then Colombia is set to wave hands to the Round of 16, while a win for Colombia will secure their journey in 2018 FIFA World Cup, Japan being on the charge of 4 points already from 2 matches.
The match will be held at Samara Arena, being kickoff scheduled for 3 PM BST on June 28 (today).
The country with FIFA membership will be able to watch the match on national channels on television, while a live-action for the English fans can be caught on BBC1 and BBC5 (Commentary) and Telecinco Espana will cover for Spanish viewers.
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As per reports, out of 100% participants, 44% has polled for a win of Colombia while only 16% vote for Senegal is spotted and 40% for a draw.
If you are to bet $100 for Senegal's win, the betting amount of $460 will return if victorious, while for Colombia's victory value sets $185 and a $370 for a draw match from the $100 betting investment.
This is the second time Senegal and Colombia going head-to-head, previously the teams played a friendly 2-2 in 2014.
The team for Colombia will start up without midfielder Abel Aguilar, being ruled out due to a thigh injury.
In the 2-1 victory against Poland, Aguilar with an injury was replaced by Mateus Uribe, but the good news of the return of Colombian goalkeeper David Ospina has cooled down the stress of Colombian fans to some extents.
The possible lineup shows up as:
Senegal: Ndiaye; Sabaly, Koulibaly, Sane, Wague; Kouyate, Ndiaye, Gueye; Mane, Niang, Sarr.
Colombia : Ospina; Arias, D. Sanchez, Mina, Mojica; Uribe, C. Sanchez, Cuadrado, Quintero, James Rodriguez; Falcao.
For both of the teams, it's the 'do or die' moment.
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