Lionel Messi and defending champions Argentina will take centre stage at the World Cup as they look to advance to the knockout stages.
Elsewhere, the build-up to Wimbledon continues with the Eastbourne Open and the start of qualifying in SW19.
Here is a guide to what is happening in the sporting world on Monday, and where you can watch it in the UK.
Messi eyes more history
open image in galleryLionel Messi will be out to break the all-time World Cup goalscoring record when Argentina face Austria in Group J looking to book their place in the knockout stages of the tournament.
Messi, 38, marked his 200th Argentina appearance with a stunning hat-trick in their opening 3-0 win over Algeria to equal Miroslav Klose’s mark of 16 last week. Coverage starts on BBC One at 1730.
Later in the evening, tournament favourites France take on Iraq (BBC One, 2130) looking to go top of Group I before Norway take on Senegal later on (ITV, 0015). Back in Group J, Jordan face Algeria in the early hours (0330, ITV).
Working towards Wimbledon
open image in galleryJack Draper will return to action when the Eastbourne Open gets under way on Monday, his first competitive appearance since April.
Draper, who is now coached by Andy Murray, will be up against Brandon Nakashima, who made it as far as the semi-finals at Queens before losing to Francisco Cerundolo.
It will be Draper’s second appearance in Eastbourne, where he reached the semi-finals in 2022. Sky Sports Tennis will be showing coverage from the ATP and WTA Tours from 1130.
What else is happening?
In Major League Baseball, there is coverage of the New York Mets against the Chicago Cubs on TNT Sports 1 from 0000, while the Indiana Fever host the Phoenix Mercury in WNBA action from 0100 on Sky Sports Main Event/Sky Sports Action.
On this day
open image in gallery1814: The MCC and Hertfordshire played the first match at the present-day Lord’s, after the original ground laid by Sir Thomas Lord was moved to the St John’s Wood site it still occupies.
1937: Joe Louis knocked out defending champion James J Braddock in Chicago to become world heavyweight champion.
2023: Frankie Dettori celebrated victory at his last Gold Cup as he rode Courage Mon Ami to glory at Royal Ascot.