The final group games of the World Cup see Spain, European champions, battling to stay in the tournament.

Group H:
June 16: Honduras 0 Chile 1 (Nelspruit, report)
June 16: Spain 0 Switzerland 1 (Durban, report)
June 21: Chile 1 Switzerland 0 (Nelson Mandela Bay, report)
June 21: Spain 2 Honduras 0 (Johannesburg, report)
June 25: Chile v Spain (Tshwane/Pretoria)
June 25: Switzerland v Honduras (Bloemfontein)

Permutations:
All four teams head into the final games with a chance of progression, despite winning two games Chile are far from safe while Honduras could even sneak through.

The key match is in Tshwane where group leaders Chile will take on Spain. Chile are guaranteed to top the group if they are not beaten by Spain. Spain's loss to Switzerland in the opening group game means they must win to guarantee a place in the last 16 - a draw could see them through but that would be far from certain. 

Spain could even go through if they lost by a single goal, though that would depend on Honduras also winning by a narrow margin.

Switzerland are likely to deploy a defensive approach once more, a draw would only see them through if Spain lost. A win would see them progress if Spain do not win, if Spain won then they would join Chlie on six points and it would come down to goal difference then goals scored.