England and Senegal play each other for the first time ever in what is set to be a fascinating last-16 tie at the 2022 World Cup.
Gareth Southgate's side scored nine goals while conceding only two in their Group B campaign. The goalless draw with the USA that came in between the wins over Iran and Wales alarmed some fans and pundits, but they seem to be a settled and happy camp.
With Marcus Rashford already on three goals for the tournament, and Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden impressing, Southgate would appear to have some tough selection decisions to make. And although he has yet to score, captain Harry Kane seems certain to start.
Senegal recovered from losing their first Group A match with the Netherlands, clinching their first visit to the knockout stages since 2002 with a 2-1 win over Ecuador.
Despite the absence of Sadio Mane, Aliou Cisse's side have plenty of threat in front of goal and Chelsea goalkeeper Edouard Mendy at the other end.
Here's all the information you need to watch England's attempt to reach the quarterfinals against Senegal.
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What channel is England vs Senegal on today?
- TV: ITV 1
- Streaming: ITV X
Those hoping to catch the Round of 16 match between England and Senegal can find it on ITV 1. If you are hoping to stream the action you can find it on ITV X. The broadcast starts at 6 p.m. GMT, with the match kicking off at 7 p.m. GMT.
World Cup matches on Sunday, Dec. 4
| Time | TV | Streaming | |
|---|---|---|---|
| France vs Poland | 15:00 | BBC 1 | BBC Sport website/iPlayer |
| England vs Senegal | 19:00 | ITV 1 | ITV X |
How to watch the World Cup in the UK
The World Cup is spread across free-to-air television on the BBC and ITV in the United Kingdom
ITV had first and second choice of picks for the last 16, and first choice for the quarterfinals.
The BBC also places its games on the iPlayer streaming service and the BBC Sport website. ITV make their games available via ITV X, the recently rebadged version of the ITV Hub.
ITV will see Mark Pougatch joined by Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Ian Wright for the England game.
