Croatia v Germany

ITV1, 5pm

A win for either team, both of whom won their first, should guarantee a place in the last eight. Germany will remain positive. “Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands and ourselves have displayed the best attacking football so far,” Hans-Dieter Flick, their assistant coach, said. “That's what the fans want to see and it's what we want to offer.” Robert Prosinecki, the Croatia assistant coach, believes that his country can repeat their victory over Germany in the 1998 World Cup quarter-finals. “We trust in ourselves,” he said.

Croatia (probable; 4-4-2): S Pletikosa - V Corluka, R Kovac, J Simunic, D Pranjic - D Srna, N Kovac, L Modric, N Kranjcar - I Olic, M Petric.

Germany (probable; 4-4-2): J Lehmann - P Lahm, C Metzelder, P Mertesacker, M Jansen - C Fritz, T Frings, M Ballack, L Podolski - M Gómez, MKlose.

Referee: F de Bleeckere (Belgium).

Austria v Poland

BBC One, 7.45pm

Austria, the joint hosts, could face an early exit in Vienna if they lose a second successive match. Jürgen Macho, their goalkeeper, is advising a patient approach. “It is important to find our way into the game,” he said. “We can't throw everything into attack.” Maciej Zurawski, the Poland striker, is likely to miss the remaining group matches with a thigh injury. Marek Saganowski, of Southampton, may replace him. “I feel in good shape and hope to be given the chance,” Saganowski said.

Austria (probable; 4-3-1-2): J Macho - S Prodi, MStranzl, E Pogatetz, R Gercaliu - J Standfest, RAufhauser, J Saumel - A Ivanschitz - MHarnik, R Linz.

Poland (probable; 4-1-4-1): A Boruc - MWasilewski, M Zewlakow, J Bak, P Golanski - M Lewandowski - W Lobodzinski, D Dudka, JKrzynowek, E Smolarek - M Saganowski.

Referee: H Webb (England).