Can the host nation topple a giant?
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Russia takes its runner-up finish in Group A to Moscow on Sunday for a meeting with 2010 champion Spain to kickoff a two-match day at the World Cup.
Tournament darlings Croatia is 3-0 and will look to hold off fellow dark horse Croatia in the business end of the day’s matches at 2 p.m. ET.
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2018 World Cup schedule – Sunday, July 1
Round of 16
Spain vs. Russia; Moscow — 10 a.m. ET — LIVE COVERAGE
Croatia vs. Denmark; Nizhny Novgorad — 2 p.m. ET — LIVE COVERAGE