FIFA World Cup: Schedule, TV time and storylines for Saturday, June 23
After a shocking 2018 World Cup opening round defeat to Mexico, Germany gets a shot at redemption against Sweden.
Will the defending World Cup champions follow Brazil's lead in righting the ship after a rough start, or will Germany keep company with Argentina — its 2014 World Cup final opponent — in needing help in the third round of group stage games in order to advance?
While Sweden could pose a challenge to Germany, the team might be shorthanded due to illness and injury.
Mexico — which is riding a wave of momentum after Sunday's huge upset —-- will look to avoid the dreaded letdown game when it takes on South Korea.
Belgium, which is one of the rare top-rated teams with an emphatic opening-round victory, helps kick off Saturday's play against Tunisia.
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