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Saudi Arabia v Egypt World Cup 2018: what time is the Group A fixture live on TV?

Everything you need to know about the final Group A game at the Volgograd Arena, Volgograd

• Tim Glanfield

Published: Monday, 25 June 2018 at 1:50 pm

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When is the Saudi Arabia v Egypt World Cup 2018 Group A game being played?

The game will take place on Monday 25th June.

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What time is kick off?

The match begins at 3pm BST.

What stadium is hosting the tie?

Volgograd Arena, Volgograd

Is it live on BBC or ITV on TV in the UK?

Full match coverage will be aired on ITV4.

Who are the other teams in World Cup 2018 Group A?

Group A is made up of Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Uruguay

Full fixtures for Group A can be found here

Do you have all the World Cup 2018 fixtures by group?

• Complete World Cup 2018 guide - including every match fixture, kick-off time, TV channel, venue and more

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• Group A fixtures – Teams: Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Uruguay
• Group B fixtures – Teams: Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Iran
• Group C fixtures – Teams: France, Australia, Peru, Denmark
• Group D fixtures – Teams: Argentina, Iceland, Croatia, Nigeria
• Group E fixtures – Teams: Brazil, Switzerland, Costa Rica, Serbia
• Group F fixtures – Teams: Germany, Mexico, Sweden, South Korea
• Group G fixtures – Teams: Belgium, Panama, Tunisia, England
• Group H fixtures – Teams: Poland, Senegal, Columbia, Japan

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What are the latest odds?

Check the latest odds for the Saudi Arabia v Egypt World Cup 2018 match here

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