World Cup schedule, TV and streaming info: Belgium-Tunisia, South Korea-Mexico, Germany-Sweden

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[Sunday's schedule, players to watch]

Time: 8 a.m.
City: Moscow (Spartak Stadium)

TV: Fox in English (streaming here), Telemundo in Spanish (streaming here)
Radio: TuneIn streaming and Sirius XM channel 83 in English, Fútbol de Primera in Spanish (WMBV-AM 1440 is the local outlet)

Belgium: M Dries Mertens. This could be any of the Red Devils' attacking stars, but it's really just an excuse to watch Mertens' golazo against Panama again.

Tunisia: D Syam Ben Youssef. The stalwart centerback had four tackles, three interceptions and one block against England. He might need to do even more if his team is to get an upset.

Time: 11 a.m.
City: Rostov-on-Don

TV: Fox in English, Telemundo in Spanish
Radio: TuneIn and Sirius XM 83 in English, Fútbol de Primera in Spanish

South Korea: M Koo Ja-Cheol. A creator with experience at a few German clubs (most recently Augsburg), he has played against Mexico's Carlos Salcedo and Marco Fabián in the Bundesliga.

Mexico: F Carlos Vela. He was hailed by manager Juan Carlos Osorio as "one of our best players" in the big win over Germany, then learned afterward that his grandfather had died. Expect Vela, who stars for Los Angeles FC in MLS, to deliver another big performance here.

Time: 2 p.m.
City: Sochi

TV: Fox in English, Telemundo in Spanish
Radio: TuneIn and Sirius XM 83 in English, Fútbol de Primera in Spanish

Germany: M Julian Draxler. He had five shots and created three chances against Mexico, but couldn't put the ball in the net. He should have more opportunities against Sweden, and needs to finish them.

Sweden: D Victor Lindelöf. If Germany plays as angry as they say they'll be, expect them to press the issue from the start. Lindelöf, a 23-year-old Manchester United centerback, will have to bear the brunt of it.

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