What is it?
It's the World Cup 2018 match in Group A between Russia and Egypt.
When is it?
Tuesday June 19, 2018.
What time is kick-off?
The match will get under way at 7pm (BST).
What TV channel is it on?
BBC1 will be broadcasting the match with their programme starting at 6.30pm. Alternatively, you can follow all the build-up, live minute-by-minute commentary and post-match analysis right here. Just bookmark this page and come back on Tuesday evening.
Where is the game being played?
The Krestovsky Stadium, the home of Zenit Saint Petersburg, will host Tuesday's match.
What is the team news?
Russia midfielder Alan Dzagoev is expected to miss Tuesday night's game after suffering a hamstring during the opening day defeat of Saudi Arabia with Aleksandr Golovin stepping in to fill the position.
Denis Cheryshev, meanwhile, is expected to start after impressing off the bench against Saudi Arabia.
Mohamed Salah will undergo a fitness test on Monday evening after the Egypt striker missed his country's opening defeat by Uruguay as a result of the shoulder injury he suffered in the Champions League final on May 26, but coach Hector Cuper is confident he will be fit for Tuesday's Group A game.
Cuper said: "Salah is fit. For the previous match against Uruguay, we thought he was fit also, but we always carry out a last physical test before we draw up the line-up. Today, we'll have an important test for him to see how he does.
"I hope that he'll be fully fit to play. I'm sure that he will be able to play. He's an essential piece in our team."
What's the latest news on the two teams?
Hector Cuper, the Russia manager, has kept Russia guessing over whether or not he will be able to unleash "one of the best players in the world" on them in St Petersburg later today.
The Group A rivals go head-to-head with the hosts knowing a second successive victory could secure their progression to the second round, but equally aware that the impending return of Mohamed Salah from injury may threaten their dream.
Liverpool forward Salah was due to undergo a fitness test on the shoulder injury he suffered in the Champions League final last month on Monday evening, but Cuper is optimistic that he will be able to take his place in the team after missing Friday's opening defeat by Uruguay.
The Argentine said: "Salah is one of the best players in the world. He is in the top 10 today for me, there's no shadow of a doubt there. It's an honour and a privilege to coach him.
"It's great to be able to work with him because on top of being talented, he is humble, he plays as a team player and that, at least for me, is extremely important nowadays.
"He's an important player for us, obviously, nobody can deny that, and this I say with all due respect to all the other players in the Egyptian squad.
"The fact that we can count on him... I'm not saying he is a guarantee, but he's definitely an important offensive weapon and I have to say when we don't have him, we feel his absence and we have to come up with alternatives to try to get the same strength in offence.
"Hopefully tomorrow, he'll be up to play. I'm optimistic, I think he'll be able to play."
Russia manager Stanislav Cherchesov, meanwhile, has said he is hoping Salah is fit to play, believing Egypt's biggest star can heighten the contest.
Cherchesov says "God willing, he'll be fit and entertain the fans, not just of Egypt but the whole world. He's the kind of player who lights up games and tournaments like this."
What are the odds?
Russia to win: Evens
Draw: 9/4
Egypt to win: 3/1
What's our prediction?
Tense, but entertaining, draw: 1-1.