"It's going to be a physical game," Madueke continued. "They’ve got some good players, up-front as well. I feel like those are their strengths."
Toney added: "It’s going to be physical. They have quality - everyone has quality in this tournament. Like we said before, we focus on ourselves and I feel like it'll be more than enough."
The latest episode of Lions' Den features the pair discussing playing padel in Kansas City, Toney’s tea-making skills and a game of guessing the distorted voices of their team-mates.
Madueke, who started the win against Croatia, also opened up on how he managed to stay calm during his first ever World Cup appearance.
"First of all you thank God, it’s a blessing,” the Arsenal winger admitted.
"And then I think it's important not to deep it too much, you just go out and do your stuff, do your bits that got you here in the first place. Treat it like another game.
"We’ve played loads of big games, a lot of games of magnitude in my career so I treated it like one of those games and went out and tried to do my stuff, help my team."