Group K has a fascinating final matchday setup: Colombia currently leads the group with six points as Portugal sits in second with four, but can jump Los Cafeteros with a win.
DR Congo is in third with one point and Uzbekistan rounds out the group still shutout in the points column.
All four teams kick off simultaneously tonight at 7:30 p.m.
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Here is what every team in Group K needs heading into the final matchday.
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Current Group K Standings Group K Scenarios Colombia Colombia has been perfect through two matches and enters the final matchday on top of Group K.
A win or draw against Portugal clinches first place.
A loss would hand the group title to Portugal, but Colombia still finishes second and advances to the Round of 32.
Portugal Portugal has four points and a +5 goal difference.
A win over Colombia tonight takes the group.
A draw sends Portugal through as runner-up.
Even a loss likely keeps Portugal alive for second place in the group.
If DR Congo draw or lose, Portugal finish second.
If DR Congo win, the two teams meet on four points with a 1-1 head-to-head draw, pushing the tiebreaker to overall goal difference, where Portugal's +5 is a significant edge.
DR Congo DR Congo needs a win.
Get it, and DR Congo reaches four points with a very good chance of advancing as one of the eight best third-place teams.
Beat Uzbekistan by enough while Colombia handle Portugal, and DR Congo could jump into second place entirely.
A draw leaves DR Congo at two points and almost certainly out.
Uzbekistan Uzbekistan cannot finish in the top two.
Its only remaining path is a third-place spot, and it starts from zero points and a -7 goal difference.
That combination makes advancement very unlikely even with a win.
A draw or loss ends its tournament.
How To Watch Group K Matches Today Both Group K matches kick off simultaneously at 7:30 p.m.
ET tonight and air live on FOX and FS1, streaming on FOX One.
Sources: Fox Sports
