When the World Cup draw first came out last October, England looked as if they would face co-hosts Australia or Olympic champions Canada in the last 16, before facing Germany in the quarter-finals.
Some were even talking about a U.S. vs England final. How times have changed.
Now, after surviving this scare, the draw has really opened up for England.
They will play either Colombia, who beat Germany 2-1 in the group stages, or Jamaica, who held Brazil and France to goalless draws, in the quarter-finals.
If they win that match on Saturday, they will face France, Morocco, Denmark or Australia in the semi-finals. Going on form, France or Australia seem the most likely opponent. England are ranked above all of those teams. They are also the tournament favourites.
Given the U.S. are out, Spain, Sweden, Japan and the Netherlands could all lie in wait for England if they reach the final.
