Every side in groups A, B, C, D and E have played one game so far - and the same will be true of Group F after this one.

There have been some highlights already. Even today, we have already had a last-gasp Ivory Coast winner, Germany thrashing Curacao 7-1 and Japan twice coming from behind against the Netherlands.

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What does this one have in store? Is there more drama on the way?

If you're also trying to complete the full 104, we've got 93 games to go.

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Earlier today, Japan twice came from behind to draw with the Netherlands in Group F's first match.

Keito Nakamura and Daichi Kamada scored either side of goals from Virgil van Dijk and Crysencio Summerville to earn them a point.

Sweden

Sweden boss Graham Potter: "It's super exciting of course. We are all really looking forward to the game, we've been waiting a long time and can't wait to play.

"We have to play well, we want to be stable defensively. Try to use Alex and Viktor to the best way possible. Be stable and solid ourselves and try to score."

On what he expects from Tunisia: "The first game of the group for us and for them so it's always a little bit of unknown. I think they might be a back five which they haven't been previous. We'll see.

"Victor [Lindelof] will speak, I'll leave it to him. I've spoken already, they're ready, they know what they he to do. They believe in themselves, they trust in themselves. Go and enjoy the moment."

10 of the Sweden team are making their World Cup debuts. Victor Lindelof featured in four games in 2018.

Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak are both in Sweden's starting line-up for their first game at this year's World Cup.

Sweden XI: Nordfeldt; Laagerbielke, Hien, Lindelof; Bernhardsson, Karlstrom, Ayari, Gudmundsson; Nygren.

Subs: Zetterstrom, Johansson, Starfelt, Smith, Ekdal, Zeneli, Svensson, Stroud, Johansson, Sema, Bergvall, Svanberg, Ali, Elanga, Nilsson.

Burnley's Hannibal Mejbri, previously of Manchester United, have shrugged off any worries about his fitness and starts for Tunisia.

Tunisia XI: Chamakh; Valery, Talbi, Rekik, Ben Hamida, Khedira, Skhiri; Ben Slimane, Hannibal, Abdi; Saad.

Subs: Dahmen, Ben Hessen, Arous, Bronn, Neffati, Chikhaoui, Achouri, Mahmoud, Gharbi, Ayari, Chaouat, Mastouri, Ben Ouanes, Elloumi, Tounekti.

As is to be expected when Sweden play at tournaments, we've already had a bit of Abba over the tannoy.

Also, that Tunisia warm-up attire and the time of night is giving me some major cricket vibes.

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Good evening! Or good morning, depending on the way you've decided to tackle this one.

Either way, it's a 03:00 BST kickoff in the UK, and 8pm in Mexico.

Graham Potter's Sweden take on Tunisia in Monterrey in their opening World Cup match.

As always, we will be here to guide you through all of the action - and you can also listen to the game via BBC Radio 5 Live.

Let's get rolling.