Switzerland vs Poland Euro 2016 preview: What time does it start, where can I watch it live?

A look ahead to Saturday's last 16 match

Lewandowski has yet to find the net at Euro 2016

It’s a big game for…

Stephan Lichtsteiner:

The Swiss right back has earned a reputation as one of the best in the business since joining Juventus in 2011. At 32, this may well be his last major tournament, and his side have a huge opportunity in this half of the draw. Tireless, tough and good on the ball, Lichtsteiner doesn’t have an obvious weakness, and rarely has a bad game. Known as the ‘Swiss Express’ in Italy, he will have his hands full against a slick Polish attack.

Best stat…

Star striker Robert Lewandowski has yet to register a single shot on target in 270 minutes of action.

Player to watch…

Jakub Blaszczykowski:

The Fiorentina winger came off the bench to score an outstanding winner in Poland’s final group game against Ukraine. Blaszczykowski captained the Poland side that crashed out in the group stages at home four years ago.

With the draw opening up, his team have a great chance to put that failure firmly to rest, with a run to the final a real possibility. Although not a certainty to start, Blaszczykowski is a great option off the bench against tiring legs.

Premier League interest…

Switzerland (3) Granit Xhaka, Valon Behrami, Xherdan Shaqiri

Poland (2): Artur Boruc, Łukasz Fabiański

Past meetings…

Poland 2 (Jedrzejczyk, Milik) Switzerland 2 (Drmic, Frei) Friendly, 2014

Switzerland 0 Poland 4 (Olisadebe, Karwan, Hajto, Krzynowek) Friendly, 2001

Who will the winners face next…

The victors will play either Croatia or Portugal in the quarter-final

Vital information…

Date: Saturday 25th June

KICK-OFF TIME: 2pm

TV: Live on BBC One