There are two Round-of-16 matches scheduled for Sunday at the European Championship. The action kicks off with England facing Slovakia in Gelsenkirchen.
Next up is a match in Cologne between an undefeated Spanish team and the surprising Georgia squad.
England vs Slovakia (Sunday, 5pm)
Prediction 1: Draw at half-time, England to win at full-time
England's last two matches have been level at half-time, putting pressure on Gareth Southgate's team. They showed improvement in the second half of the 0-0 draw with Slovenia after making fresh substitutions. This tactic could help the Three Lions secure another tense victory.
Prediction 2: England to have the most corners
After losing the corner battle in their first two matches, England managed to record six corners against Slovenia without conceding any. With Southgate likely to make changes in wide areas and the team's solid defense, they are expected to dominate the corner count once again.
Prediction 3: Both teams won't score
Despite England's underwhelming performance in the tournament, their defense has been strong, keeping clean sheets in two out of three games. While Slovakia has scored in every match, England's defense is expected to pose the biggest challenge they've faced, with only one goal conceded so far.
Spain vs Georgia (Sunday, 8pm)
Spain vs Georgia (Sunday, 8pm)
Prediction 1: Spain leading at half-time and full-time
Spain has been in the lead at half-time in their victories over Croatia and Albania. Only Italy managed to resist until the second half against them. Georgia has scored in the first half of all their matches, but Spain's dominance in possession will present a new challenge for them.
Prediction 2: Both teams won't score
Spain is the only team yet to concede a goal in the tournament, an impressive feat considering they were grouped with strong teams like Croatia and Italy. While Georgia may threaten on the counter-attack and has scored in every game, Spain's defense could prove too tough to crack.
Prediction 3: Alvaro Morata to score
Alvaro Morata found the net first in Spain's 3-0 victory over Croatia. Despite not scoring since then, he will be optimistic about adding to his goal tally. With 36 goals in 76 international games, Morata will look to replicate his success, having scored a hat-trick against Georgia in the qualifying stages for this tournament last September.