Lukas Klostermann

In their last game of Group E, Germany was surprisingly defeated 2-1 by Japan before losing a 2-1 draw against Costa Rica, who must now win to have a chance of advancement. Costa Rica's opponents, on the other hand, are determined on securing a spot in the next round after being thrashes by Spain from 7-0 to 1-0 triumph over Japan. With the match quickly approaching, Sportsmail takes you through everything you should do below.

In Group E, Spain will face Germany, with both teams getting off to a rocky start in their respective World Cup campaigns. It couldn't have been any better for Spain after defeating Costa Rica 7-0 in one of the tournament's best performances so far. However, for Germany, the mood could not have been any different after they gave up a lead late in the game to lose a 2-1 loss to Japan, putting them on the brink of being kicked out. Sportmail takes you through all you need to hear about below as the match is near.

OLI GAMP AT THE SULTAN STADIUM: If this was an indication of Germany's potential as a team at the World Cup, then their competitors in Qatar would have stood down. Hansi Flick's guys got the job done on the night in their friendly against Oman on Wednesday night, but it wasn't an easy challenge - and there's still a lot of work to do. Oman, the team that made the world's best-ranked team in FIFA's top 25, more than fought, but they may have scored fewer goals if their forwards had been more efficient. Niclas Fullkrug's close-range strike gives Die Mannschaft a 1-0 victory, but Flick has a lot to consider as his team struggled to get out of third gear and evidently struggled with the weather. This was more for Flick to assess the squad's fitness, get used to 90 minutes in the Middle Eastern heat, and tinker with his set-up, but he'll know his best team can't afford to play at the same intensity seen from his boys at the Sultan Qaboos Stadium.