The winner from the match will be playing with the winner from Croatia vs Denmark, to secure themselves to the semi-finals.
The winner of 2010 FIFA World Cup Spain will play against Russia at the at Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow, on Sunday, July 1, with kick-off scheduled for 3 pm BST.
Knockout game of Spain vs Russia can be viewed on television live on ITV One and BBC One, while BBC5 will be on live commentaries.
Also, the game can be enjoyed online via BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, apple store and with play store apps. Wise the decision, the better the enjoyment.
Nearly after being eliminated from the group stage in a 2-2 draw against Morocco, Spain's coach Fernando Hierro has hinted possible changes in the lineup for the knockout stages.
While Russia's Alan Dzagoev back in training, midfielder Aleksandr Erokhin, with a foot problem is on the way to recovery.
The possible lineups for the knockout clash are:
Spain XI: De Gea, Carvajal, Pique, Sergio Ramos, Jordi Alba, Busquets, Thiago, Silva, Isco, Iniesta, Costa.
Russia XI: Akinfeev, Fernandes, Ignasevich, Kutepov, Zhirkov, Gazinskiy, Zobnin, Samedov, Golovin, Cheryshev, Dyzuba.
Spain and Russa have met 6 times before where Spain knocked 4 victories and rest 2 matches being a draw. The 2 nations played last time in 2017 in a 3-3 draw.
The prediction of the match: Spain Vs Russia favors Spain, as out of 100 % participants, 53% predicted Spain's win while 13% win vote is reported for Russia, the rest 34% is for a draw.
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As per Betfair, the betting odd sets as 7.0 for Russia's win, 4.0 for the match draw and 1.6 for Spain's win. Literally, if you are to place $100 on Russia, the right prediction will earn $700 while for the match draw and Spain's win, the money sums up to $400 and $160 respectively.
The possible outcomes of the betting odds as per Betfair is:
Note: Odds subject to change.