You've absolutely lost it Barry. You've been swept away by the World Cup buzz...

Barry:, external France will score a hatful here. Six or seven I reckon. Prepare for a blistering performance.

Thierry Henry
Former France and Arsenal striker

"I was thinking about the England game last night. They were unlucky at times. They played well in spells.

"When you have opportunities against the Italians you have to make sure you score. There is a possibility that England might go through."

The one that got away from Manchester United.

Midfielder Paul Pogba has been instrumental for Juventus since switching Trafford for Turin two summers ago, and now plays a key role for France in the midfield.

He was the best player at the Under-20 World Cup last year but he couldn't displace Tom Cleverley or Anderson...

Martin Keown
BBC Sport

"Against Jamaica in that pre-World Cup friendly 8-0 win, we really saw Karim Benzema come into good form for France. His finishing and assists have been different class and he gives you mobility, but I am surprised Oliver Giroud has been left out today. Young Antoine Griezmann on the wing is a real talent - look out for him.

"From Honduras it's a basic 4-4-2. They are a very physical, athletic and aggressive side but France have got everything they need to win this one."

Robbie Savage
Match of the Day pundit

"I think on the left side, Wayne Rooney becomes the scapegoat for England. Let's see if Roy Hodgson has the bottle to leave him out. Number 10 is Rooney's best position. If you can't play him there, leave him out, because there are better players for England on the left hand side."

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SP:, external Expecting another good game. France to play well and get a few goals and Honduras to be ferocious and have a few controversial tackles.

Estadio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre

Image source, Getty Images

Capacity: 48,849.

Opened: 1969, but reopened in February 2014.

Altitude: 47m (154ft).

Climate: It can get down to a chilly 10C at Porte Alegre in June and July with highs only around 19C.

Time Zone: GMT -3 hours.

Approximate distance from Rio: 982 miles.

Where is it?: The furthest south of the host cities, Porto Alegre sits on a huge freshwater lagoon called Lagoa dos Patos (Lagoon of the Ducks), which is 174 miles long.

Fixtures: 15 June, France v Honduras, 20:00; 18 June, Australia v Netherlands, 17:00; 22 June, South Korea v Algeria, 20:00; 25 June, Nigeria v Argentina, 17:00; 30 June, Second-round, Winner Group G v Runner-up Group H, 21:00.

Background: Originally built in 1969, and known as the Estadio Jose Pinheiro Borda, the stadium has been extensively revamped for the World Cup, with stands moved closer to the pitch and covered by a roof to shield fans from the elements.

Although the stadium opened in February, temporary facilities - such as media facilities and hospitality areas - had not been finished. They will only be completed at the last minute following wrangling over whether the cost should be covered by the public purse or the stadium's owners, top-flight side Internacional.

What of Honduras? They give England a frightful kicking in a 'friendly' draw in Miami 10 days or so ago, and could leave a few scars on French ankles by the end of play.

We can only assume that they have more to their game than the ability to dish it out - but they did fail to score in six of their 16 qualifiers...

Get yourself on to BBC One, or even better, watch at the top of the page as our coverage begins.

Robbie Savage is going for a 2-0 win to France...

Rio Ferdinand
Match of the Day pundit

Image source, @rioferdy5

"Carlos Valderama in the house!!"

Manchester City man Samir Nasri did not make the 23-man squad for France.

There's a lot of buzz around Real Sociedad winger Antoine Griezmann though, and he starts tonight. The sort of French Raheem Sterling if you will. Plenty of pace and trickery.

He wears Spongebob Squarepants pants as a lucky charm on match days. He may need them tonight...

Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live at Estadio Beira-Rio

"Leaving out a player like Samir Nasri may surprise people, but Didier Deschamps cannot take any chances. It is not that unusual with international squads. It is not always about lack of ability, it is sometimes about bad influences. If you have a bad influence for two or three weeks it can ruin the feeling in the group."

France are in a good place, and a lot of it has been put down to boss Didier Deschamps.

Captain of the side which won the World Cup on home soil in 1998, Deschamps has reportedly got the squad playing for each other and looking forward to these finals.

Speaking after that play-off win against Ukraine, Deschamps said: "For almost all the French players who were there, it was the first time they had experienced such a positive moment, a feeling of joy, wearing the French shirt.

"That's something we need to build on."

Can they be united in Brazil?

Conor McNamara
BBC commentator at Estadio Beira-Rio

"Honduras certainly like to leave the studs in, shall we say. They have players such as Luis Garrido, whose nickname is 'The Beast' so it gives you an idea of what attributes to expect from Honduran football. They certainly won't lose out if it comes to a fight.

"The France players need to keep their cool and not get dragged into a physical war."

You can watch the 20:00 BST kick off between France and Honduras live on BBC One, with coverage to start at 19:30.

That match will be (almost) immediately followed by the 23:00 kick-off between Argentina and Bosnia-Hercegovina, with BBC One coverage to start at 22:30.

Alternatively, if you're on the move or can't get near a TV, you can watch live streams of both matches at the top of this page, or listen on BBC radio.

BBC Radio 5 live begins its coverage of tonight's World Cup action at 19:00.

And don't forget, if you do choose to watch online, you can choose from multiple camera angles - including tactical cam and player cam.

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We've not had a bad game yet in this World Cup, and today's early game ended in dramatic fashion as Switzerland snuck a great late winner against Ecuador.

The highlights of that game can be viewed in the Swiss live page.

Shane:, external France to beat Honduras 2-0. We have not heard a great deal about them in the lead up to the World Cup but France are looking good.

Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live at Estadio Beira-Rio

"This is a big one really for the French, you don't want to make a mess of it. There have been some big shocks at this World Cup and France won't want one here.

"We saw how Honduras played against England, there will be some hard tackles but France have players who can take care of themselves. They should be ok."