Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager

"Every tournament and every game you play in you always have something to prove, but Fabio Capello's World Cup ended in humiliation in 2010.

"He doesn't show much emotion but I am sure he is a proud man and will want to prove to the world that he can manage at the highest level."

If you missed the evening's earlier game, hosts Brazil were frustrated by Mexico in a goalless draw.You can see the highlights in the live page.

South Korea have kicked off each of the last three World Cups with a win: v Poland in 2002, Togo in 2006 and Greece in 2010.

Can they make it four in a row?

Simon:, external Damn you Fabio Capello! I was hoping Alexander Kerzakov would bag a couple for my fantasy team tonight.

We are back up and running on BBC One and online. Phil Neville, Neil Lennon and Danny Murphy are in the studio.

Mikhail from Manchester: Come on Russia!!!

John:, external More decent players coming out of South Korea in the last few years, maybe now they'll do some damage in a World Cup. Russia short on quality!

The Kaiser Chiefs have got a US tour?

Extraordinary.

Anyway, there are some superb outfits on display in the South Korean end. The fans are well up for this one.

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Remember we want you to share where you are watching the World Cup using #myworldcupseat. You may find it difficult to beat German astronaut Alexander Gerst who posted this on his Facebook, external page, writing 'We managed to fit 20 minutes of live #worldcup in between our 10 hours of science experiments. Congrats to the German team from space!'

And the Kaiser Chiefs have also joined in the fun posting this on their Facebook page, external while on their US tour.

Who's still up for this one then?

The feel-good factor of the opening stages of the World Cup is hopefully still with you despite two goalless draws in the last 24 hours. Can we have another goalfest?

It's a dramatic skyline in Cuiaba. Let's have a game to match it.

Keep your views coming in on text to 81111 (UK Only) or tweet us at #bbcworldcup, external.

Pub quiz time.

Which side has scored the most World Cup free-kicks since 1990?

South Korea apparently, with five. I'll give you the points myself if you can name one...

There's no Andrey Arshavin or Roman Pavlyuchenko in the Russia squad, but Premier League fans will recall ex-Chelsea left-back Yuri Zhirkov, who starts tonight.

Playmaker Alan Dzagoev - who was excellent at stages of the last Euros - is on the bench.

South Korea have QPR left-back Yun Suk-young in the side, along with Arsenal striker Park Chu-young up front, Bolton winger Lee Chung-yong and Sunderland/Swansea midfielder Ki Sung-yueng.

Image source, Steven Gerrard

The England squad appear in a relaxed mood with a number of the squad uploading content onto social media this evening showing Joe Hart, Glen Johnson and Steven Gerrard dumping Paul Small, the Liverpool and England team masseur, into an ice bath on his 50th birthday while strapped to a chair. You can watch the incident courtesy of Daniel Sturridge on Instagram, external or Steven Gerrard, external on his account.

However, it is a local boy who had the biggest laugh of the day when he taunted the England team bus with a 2-1 finger sign following Italy's victory at the weekend, which Alex Oxlade Chamberlain captured on his Facebook page., external

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This is South Korea's eighth World Cup in a row (since 1986); only Brazil, Germany, Italy, Argentina and Spain can boast a longer streak than that.

However, South Korea have only won two of their last 10 World Cup games (against Togo in 2006 and Greece in 2010).

All that planning, no action. I've had holidays like that.

These are Russia's first finals since 2002, and they have not made it out of the group stage since 1986!

They are due a good run - but on paper at least they do not have too many star names.

Estadio Pantanal, Cuiaba

Image source, Reuters

Capacity: 42,968.

Opened: April 2014.

Altitude: 165m (541ft).

Climate: Hot. The temperatures in Cuiaba are consistently high in June and July, rising to daily highs of just over 30C, while it can reach a sweltering 37C. Thunderstorms are a possibility, with humidity expected to be in the 60-70% range.

Time Zone: GMT -4 hours.

Approximate distance from Rio: 1,201 miles.

Where is it?: Right in the centre of South America, close to the Bolivian border.

Fixtures: 13 June, Chile v Australia, 23:00; 17 June, Russia v South Korea, 23:00; 21 June, Nigeria v Bosnia-Hercegovina, 23:00; 24 June, Japan v Colombia, 21:00.

Background: The stadium was purpose built for the World Cup, and is likely to have its capacity reduced by 10,000 after the tournament. It is one of the smallest World Cup venues, and there are question marks over its long-term value after the tournament. The city's two teams, Cuiaba and Mixto, play in the third and fourth tiers of Brazilian football respectively, usually in front of sparse crowds

Construction hit a number of snags, including a fire in October 2013, meaning the stadium did not host its first test event until April. In May a worker died after being electrocuted during the installation of a communications network.

By the time you get up in the morning the fixtures for the Football League and the Premier League will be released.

Will your side open up with a tricky away game? A home banker? Maybe a derby?

You'll find out on the BBC Sport website from 09:00 BST on Wednesday...

You wait four years for the World Cup and then the draw puts you on last.

Russia and South Korea have had to watch every one of the other 30 sides get their campaign under way and even had the added insult of hosts Brazil and Mexico playing their second game earlier this evening.

Will they be worth the wait?

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Four years ago Fabio Capello's World Cup ended in a humiliating, disastrous defeat.

His England side were not just beaten by Germany, they were shown up as slow, one-dimensional and past it. As 4-1 batterings go, it was pretty conclusive.

Four years on the Italian has another chance on the biggest of stages though. He has steered Russia to the finals and tonight his side start their Group H campaign.

Russia starting XI: Akinfeev, Ignashevich, Glushakov, Kokorin, Berezutskiy (c), Shatov, Zhirkov, Samedov, Fayzulin, Eshchenko, Kombarov.

South Korea starting XI: S R Jung, S Y Yun, Y G Kim, H M Son, C Y Park, Y Lee, J C Koo (c), K Y Han, S Y Ki, C Y Lee, J H Hong.