All the World Cup Group D permutations ahead of the final round of matches between France, Australia, Denmark and Tunisia.
The World Cup is bubbling towards the knockout rounds with Group D next under the microscope as Australia scramble to qualify for the Round of 16.
Australia were placed in a tricky group but appear to be holding their own against stern opposition. If they avoid defeat against Denmark, they've essentially booked their place in the next round.
That remains a big 'if' though, with Denmark among the dark horses to go long in this tournament. Tunisia aren't entirely out of the picture just yet as they face qualified France, who may look to rest one or two stars in this one.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the World Cup 2022 Group D permutations ahead of a huge day in Qatar.
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Denmark will be eliminated if they fail to beat Australia.
Denmark cannot win the group
Australia will be eliminated if they lose to Denmark, or draw with Denmark and Tunisia beat France.
Australia will win the group if they beat Denmark and France lose to Tunisia with a six-goal swing in favour of Australia.
Tunisia will be eliminated if they fail to beat France or Australia beat Denmark.
Tunisia cannot win the group
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