Japan qualified for the last-16 of the World Cup as Group E winners with a 2-1 victory over Spain in Qatar last night.
Their reward is a date with Croatia on Monday afternoon.
Last night's defeat meant Spain had to content themselves with the runners-up spot in Group E, and they will play Morocco in the knockout stage on Tuesday afternoon.
But Germany are out.
Despite coming from 2-1 down to beat Costa Rica 4-2, they finished third in the group behind Spain on goal difference.
After the game, Thomas Muller suggested that he may have played his final game in a Germany jersey.
The make-up of the World Cup last-16 will be finalised tonight.
Luis Suarez has rekindled memories of 2010 ahead of Uruguay's meeting with Ghana.
He's still refusing to apologise for handling a goal-bound shot that could have seen Ghana reach the semi-finals that year.
This time around, Uruguay need a win to reach the second round, whereas a draw will be enough for Ghana if South Korea don't beat Portugal.
Portugal are already through, while Korea need a win and a favour from the other game.
Those Group H matches begin at 3pm.
In Group G, the winners of Serbia's meeting with Switzerland will join Brazil in the last-16.
That's unless Cameroon manage to beat Brazil, and Switzerland fail to win against Serbia.
If Cameroon don't win, a draw will be enough for the Swiss.
Those games are underway at 7.
