Wales' hopes of reaching the World Cup knockout stages were dealt a huge blow as they suffered late heartache against Iran.
After Wayne Hennessey was sent off, Rouzbeh Cheshmi and Ramin Rezaeian both netted in second-half injury-time to earn Carlos Queiroz's men a 2-0 victory at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium.
And it means Wales quite simply need a win against group favourites England on Tuesday to stand a chance of reaching the last-16.
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Rob Page's side have just one point to their name after two fixtures, although all four sides in the group can still qualify.
Wales' hopes are hanging by a thread though. It's just about all to play for, but Wales need something special against England while goal difference could yet be crucial.
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The current state of play
After their 0-0 draw with the USA, England are top of Group B on four points, Iran are second on three, USA are third on two and Wales are rock bottom with one point.
What is needed for Wales to reach the last-16?
Wales must beat England and hope one of the following scenarios unfold:
USA and Iran draw OR USA beat Iran and Wales overturn a six-goal swing with England OR Iran beat USA and Wales overturn a six-goal swing with England.
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