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When Colombia faces Poland in the last match of the day, the two teams many expected to advance from this group will be fighting to stay alive. Both were expected to win their opener, setting up this match as one for first place, but now they are playing for their cup lives with the loser likely saying goodbye to their hopes of advancing.

The teams are looking at full strength entering this match, but all eyes are on James Rodriguez and if he will start. He came on in the loss to Japan in the second half and it wasn't enough. He'll surely start here.

Here's how to watch the match and more. And be sure to return 30 minutes before kickoff for our live match commentary.

How to watch
When: Sunday at 2 p.m. ET
Where: Kazan Arena
TV: Fox and Telemundo
Stream: fuboTV (Try for free)
Follow: CBS Sports App

Prediction
Colombia starts James, creates much more in attack than it did against Japan and gets three points to keep its hopes of moving on alive. Colombia 2, Poland 1. Colombia face Poland in Kazan on Sunday, when a second defeat for Jose Pekerman's technically-gifted side would spell national disaster. "Today, we are in a situation in which we are forced to win. And we must do everything possible to win," Falcao said at Colombia's training base in Sviyazhsk just outside Kazan. "We are now facing two teams who need to win, so for us these games will be like finals. It's them or us." Poland defender Bartosz Bereszynski warned: "We know very well what is this game about, but we are optimists. "One thing I am sure about is that we will not lack heart on Sunday."
ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI was a shadow of the master marksman who bagged 16 goals in qualifying against Senegal.

The hitman must surely be looking to make more of an impact this time round - while Colombia will be lifted by the expected return to the starting line-up of Bayern pal James Rodriguez.

Weakest Links
POLAND were slow in body and mind against the Senegalese, most notably in the cock-up second goal which saw an unspotted Mbaye Niang race in from the touchline, round the keeper and tap home.