Spain's six goals so far in the World Cup have been scored by four different players, with Diego Costa leading the way for La Roja.
The Atletico Madrid striker has netted three times, while Iago Aspas, Isco and Nacho Fernandez have all contributed.
Isco and Costa have arguably been La Roja's best performers at the tournament, and the Madrid-based duo look like being Spain's best chance of a goal on Sunday afternoon in Moscow.
Latest odds
dabblebet price Costa at 19/20 (1.95) to score at anytime, with the Brazil-born striker available at 3/1 (4.00) as he did in the second group game against Iran.
His second-ever brace for the national team came in the opening game against Portugal and Costa can be backed at 5/1 (6.00) to score two or more goals.
Isco is the only Spain player to score a hat-trick in the last five years and he is offered at 50/1 (51.00) to net another treble.
More realistic, perhaps, is backing the man from Malaga to score at anytime at 17/10 (2.70).
Russian threat
Russia for their part have netted eight goals in the tournament, which have come from five different players.
Their leading scorer is a player who has spent almost his entire life in Spain, with Villarreal winger Denis Cheryshev having netted three times.
The former Real Madrid player in priced at 17/4 (5.25) score once more, while striker Artem Dzyuba is priced at 14/5 (3.80) to add to his tally of two strikes
Tips and predictions
With eight goals in his last 11 Spain matches and playing some of the best football of his international career, Isco seems like the man to back to get on the scoresheet.
The 26-year-old will see plenty of the ball and is more than capable of conjuring a goal out of very little.
Isco anytime scorer at 17/10 (2.70) for a 2.5pt stake with dabblebet