A place in the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup is on the line in Orlando, Florida as Manchester City take on Al-Hilal.
The Premier League side clearly go in as hot favourites against the Saudi Pro League outfit, but have proved how competitive they can be so far.
Their first match of the tournament ended in a 1-1 draw with Real Madrid, while they also held RB Salzburg to a goalless stalemate.
Victory over Mexican team Pachuca in their last group stage contest saw Al-Hilal progress to the knockouts, while Salzburg missed out.
That was impressive, but City were also in good nick in the groups, hammering Wydad and Al Ain before doing the same to Juventus.
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In something of a surprise, the winners of this match will take on Brazilian side Fluminense in the last eight in Orlando.
Fluminense upset Inter Milan earlier on Monday evening in Charlotte, beating the Italians 2-0.
When is Man City vs Al-Hilal?
The match kicks off at 2am on Tuesday July 1 UK time, that’s 9pm on Monday June 30 local time at the Camping World Stadium in Orlando.
How to watch Man City vs Al-Hilal
Channel 5 will be showing the game live, with coverage from 1am, while DAZN will also be streaming the action from Florida.
Man City & Al-Hilal results so far
Man City
Group G
2-0 Wydad
6-0 Al Ain
5-2 Juventus
Al-Hilal
Group H
1-1 Real Madrid
0-0 RB Salzburg
2-0 Pachuca
Man City vs Al-Hilal team news
Rico Lewis remains suspended for Manchester City and youngster Claudio Echeverri is out injured, but otherwise Pep Guardiola has plenty of options available to him.
Rodri started against Juventus but may well not be given the same role again so soon after.
Man City vs Al-Hilal odds
2/9 Man City
4/1 Draw
8/1 Al-Hilal
Odds courtesy of Betfair
What has Pep Guardiola said?
The Man City manager has aired his concerns about what this summer tournament will do to his team’s campaign next season.
‘I try not to think about it, otherwise I will be so anxious,’ Guardiola said. ‘We will rest the time the Premier League allows us to. And game by game, month by month, we will see. And maybe in November, December, January, ask me, Pep.
‘I may say: “So listen, we are a disaster. We are exhausted. The World Cup destroyed us.” I don’t know, but it’s the first time in our life that that’s happened. So we will see.
‘So I try to be relaxed, to enjoy the days here, the good vibes that we have, the competition, to try to win it. And the most important thing, to recover, to find or re-find ourselves what we were. This is my main target in this tournament.’