England last-32 tie on broadcaster - see full schedule

England's World Cup last-32 tie against DR Congo will be shown live on broadcaster One and broadcaster iPlayer, with all 16 games in the first knockout round covered across sources. Thomas Tuchel's side will face the knockout stage debutants on Wednesday in Atlanta, with kick-off at 17:00 BST. DR Congo, appearing in their first World Cup in 52 years, drew with Portugal in the group stage before coming from behind to beat Uzbekistan 3-1 to set up this intriguing match. The broadcaster will also show Spain's tie against Austria on Thursday (20:00), with the European champions looking to win a World Cup knockout match for the first time since winning the tournament in 2010. Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal's quest to win a first World Cup continues when they face Luka Modric's Croatia on Friday (00:00). With both Ballon d'Or winners turning 41 this year, this will likely be a final World Cup appearance for one of them. Job done - but England will not win World Cup unless they improve Kane becomes England's top World Cup scorer - and now chases other greats broadcaster One will also broadcast four-time World Cup winners Germany's tie against Paraguay (Monday, 21:30), Mohamed Salah's Egypt facing Australia (Friday, 19:00) and Erling Haaland's Norway against Ivory Coast (Tuesday, 18:00). You can also watch tournament co-hosts United States take on Bosnia-Herzegovina (Thursday, 01:00) live on broadcaster One, as well as Switzerland v Algeria (Friday, 04:00). The broadcaster and ITV will broadcast eight last-32 matches each. Live radio commentary from every single match will be available on broadcaster Radio 5 Live and broadcaster Sounds, as well as live text coverage and expert analysis on the sources website and app. For fans unable to stay up for all the matches, spoiler-free highlights are available on iPlayer, the sources app and broadcaster Football YouTube channel each morning. sources's new interactive 3D experience is available for all live broadcaster TV matches on the sources website and app, and in replay mode for ITV games. More on this story