Who will Book Place in Last 16?

The World Cup last 16 will be complete on Friday with France needing to beat Togo convincingly to book their place in the knock-out stages and Ukraine and Tunisia locking horns in Berlin .

France team needs to beat the already-eliminated West Africans by at least two clear goals if they want to be sure of avoiding a repeat of their humiliating first-round exit in 2002.

"To be or not to be," said the front-page headline in French sports daily L'Equipe.

In the complex Group G, South Korea will also go through if they win against a rugged Switzerland , but if France wins, a draw will not be enough for the Asian side because the Swiss have a superior goal difference.

Thierry Henry, who has struggled again to reproduce his club form for his country, will be paired with David Trezeguet in the search for the priceless goals.

South Korea is within reach of the last 16 as they seek to prove that their semi-final appearance in 2002 was more than a fluke.

Their Dutch coach Dick Advocaat was confident his players would take the simple route, avoiding the complicated scenarios which would arise if his match ended in a draw and France only wins by a single goal.

"We have got to win and will win," said Advocaat.

In the day's other matches, the positions in Group H will be settled as Saudi Arabia take on a Spain team that has already qualified and will rest many of its stars in preparation for the second round.

Andriy Shevchenko will hope to fire Ukraine into the second round with a victory over Tunisia in front of another packed house in Berlin 's Olympic Stadium.

Thrashed 4-0 by Spain in their opener when Shevchenko was still rusty after an injury, the new

Chelsea striker roared back to form in the second game, scoring once and driving Ukraine along as they crushed the Saudis 4-0.

Australia sparked scenes of celebration back home as they reached the second round for the first time in their history after a battling 2-2 draw with Croatia on Thursday.

Brazil meanwhile hit their stride with a 4-1 drubbing of Japan that sent the Asian champions home after a disappointing tournament but saw Ronaldo emphatically throw off the doubts over his form.

His two goals brought him level with West Germany 's Gerd Muller as all-time top scorer in World Cup finals with 14 goals.

(Sources: BKP, FIFA)