In Group A, three teams remain in contention for the quarter-finals. Great Britain lead the way with four points like Senegal while Uruguay are just behind with three points from a possible six.
African contenders Senegal exhibited their energy in a stunning 2-0 victory over Luis Suarez’s Uruguay last weekend. Expect the Senegalese to avoid defeat in the hands of the United Arab Emirates. The latter are going home, but which team will join them out of the London 2012 Olympic Men’s Soccer competition?
Great Britain have a foot in the quarter-finals. Even a point will do. Watch Great Britain vs Uruguay on CTV Olympics, RDS Olympiques or RDS 2 if you are in Canada. Home fans can watch this match on BBC HD, BBC Olympics and BBC Three.
In the United States, watch Great Britain vs Uruguay live on Telemundo Deportes or NBC Olympics Live Extra. Kick-off time for the game is at 19:45 local time (18:45 GMT / 14:45 EST).
Meanwhile, Brazil have nothing to worry about. Inspired by the talent of Neymar, the South Americans find themselves in a comfortable position ahead of Wednesday’s matches. They clinched qualification into the knockout stages by beating Belarus 3-1.
Brazil vs New Zealand opens the action on August 1 with a 9:30am EST kick-off. Catch the football live on CTV Olympics and RDS Olympiques in Canada, BBC Olympics in UK and the following channels in USA: NBC Olympic Soccer, NBC Olympics Live Extra, Telemundo Deportes.
The pressure is firmly on New Zealand as they stand a chance of going through alongside Brazil. In the table’s other match, Egypt face the prospect of being the first African nation to qualify or exit the London 2012 Olympic Men’s Soccer tournament. 
Like Brazil, Spain have nothing to play for, ironically. The Spaniards are well and truly out of contention following back-to-back 1-0 losses.
However, pride is at stake against Morocco. Current group leaders Japan are through while second-placed Honduras are tipped to hold on and eventually qualify but the Moroccans are plotting a late comeback.
Could Morocco leave Spain without a single point in Group D? Which team joins Japan in the next stage between Honduras and Morocco? Find answers to these questions by watching Spain vs Morocco live on BBC Olympics in UK and NBC Olympics Live Extra and Telemundo Deportes in USA.
Wide coverage of this fixture is available in Canada through CTV Olympics, OMNI British Columbia, RDS Olympiques, Omni Alberta, OMNI 1 and OLN.
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