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Ecuador face Senegal in their final Group A outing on Tuesday as the two nations battle it out to qualify for the Round of 16.
The South American outfit have been extremely impressive in Qatar, dispatching the hosts 2-0 in their first group game before drawing 1-1 with the Netherlands, one of the tournament favourites, on Friday.
In truth, they were unlucky not to get more from their clash with Louis van Gaal's side, and they also boast the tournament's current top goalscorer in Enner Valencia.
Senegal, meanwhile, are without Sadio Mane after losing their talisman to injury, but bounced back from an opening defeat to the Netherlands with a 3-1 win over Qatar.
They currently sit one point and one place behind Tuesday's opponents Ecuador and, with the Dutch side facing an already-eliminated Qatar, it is likely the winner takes all in this decider.
With the game fast approaching, Sportsmail takes you through everything you need to know below.
Senegal (pictured) face Ecuador in a winner-takes-all clash on Tuesday at the World Cup
Ecuador have impressed at the tournament and have the current top scorer, Enner Valencia
The state of play in Group A as Senegal and Ecuador battle it out for qualification for the last 16
The game takes place on Tuesday November 29. The game will start at 3pm GMT, 10am EST and 1am on Wednesday for Australian Eastern Time.
Date: Tuesday November 29
Time: 3pm (UK), 10am (EST) and 2am on Wednesday (Australian Eastern Time)
How to watchThe game between Ecuador vs Senegal will be aired on ITV in the UK, while you can also stream the action on the ITV Hub,
The game will be free to watch for all UK viewers with a TV License. Meanwhile, the following stations will be airing the game for American viewers: FOX, Telemundo, Sling, Tubi, UFORIA App, Sirius XM, Peacock Premium and Sling.
Australian viewers can tune into the game via SBS, who will be televising every match during the 2022 World Cup. SBS On Demand will also stream the Germany vs Japan fixture for those on the move.
If you're unable to watch the game live, you can relive the action via the FIFA YouTube Channel (Worldwide). The official YouTube channel will be posting highlight reels after each game.
The game will be aired on ITV 1 in the UK, while you can also stream the action on the ITV Hub
Ecuador vs Senegal will be held at the Khalifa International
