Group G: Germany v Portugal Venue: Arena Fonte Nova, Salvador Kick-off: 5pm (1pm, Brazil time) TV coverage: ITV1, from 4pm Odds: Germany 6/5, Draw 11/5, Portugal 13/5 Referee: Milorad Mazic (Serbia) Managers: Joachin Low (Germany) and Paulo Bento (Portugal) Key clash: Cristiano Ronaldo v Jerome Boateng Boateng is expected to be placed out of position at right back in a makeshift German back four and will face the unenviable task of marking Ballon d’Or winner Ronaldo, who Portugal channel most of their attacks through. If he can stand firm then Germany have the game as good as won – if not, we could be in for goals.

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One to watch: William Carvalho (Portugal) Carvalho has been the standout player in Liga Sagres this season and has caught the attention of the likes of Manchester United and Real Madrid. Owners Sporting Lisbon are demanding a huge fee for the midfielder but some good performances in Brazil might give one of the big clubs reason to test their resolve. Head-to-head record: Played 17 Germany wins 9 Draws 5 Portugal wins 3. Game for a laugh: William Carvalho and Beto wrestle during training Team News: Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo has declared himself fully fit for Monday's Group G clash with fellow European heavyweights Portugal after knee and thigh injuries. Germany coach Joachim Low has given his side a clean bill of health. Midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger, who went to hospital for a scan on Saturday, and goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, who missed Germany's final two warm-up friendlies and a training camp last month due to a shoulder injury, are both ready to start. Captain Philipp Lahm will start as one of two defensive midfielders with Champions League winner Sami Khedira favourite to partner him.