Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo started both of Cameroon’s World Cup games in Qatar, including an entertaining 3-3 draw with Serbia on Monday morning.

The forward impressed in their first match at the tournament - a 1-0 defeat to Switzerland - before playing 81 minutes in their draw with Serbia, where he, again, looked dangerous at the Al Janoub Stadium.

Rigobert Song’s side face Brazil in their final game in Group G, with them needing a win against the No.1 ranked side in the world to have any chance of qualifying for the next round.

Mikkel Damsgaard, Mathias Jensen and Christian Norgaard all featured for Denmark across their Group D games, as they drew 0-0 with Tunisia and lost 2-1 to World Cup holders, France.

Damsgaard came on for the injured Thomas Delaney in the first half of their draw with Tunisia, before Jensen replaced centre-back Simon Kjaer after 65 minutes.

Damsgaard then started the game against France at Stadium 974, before being replaced after 73 minutes. Norgaard played the final five minutes of that game for Kasper Hjulmand's side.

Denmark face Australia in their third and final group game, knowing a win against the Socceroos would see them through to the knockout stages.

Saman Ghoddos’ Iran side currently sit second in Group B, one point behind England, after an impressive 2-0 win against Wales on Friday.

Two stoppage-time goals saw Carlos Queiroz's side record the win and put them in a good position to qualify for the Round of 16, after their 6-2 defeat to England in their first game. Ghoddos was an unused substitute in both games.

Iran face USA on Tuesday, with a win guaranteed to secure their way into the knockout stages.

David Raya’s Spain are also in a good position to qualify for the last 16 after an unbeaten start to their World Cup campaign.

They impressively beat Costa Rica 7-0 in their opening group game, before a 1-1 draw with Germany on Sunday evening. Raya has been on the bench for both games for Luis Enrique's side.