France World Cup winner Thierry Henry
MOTD analyst

"You have to give Spain striker Diego Costa another chance. It depends who's around him - who can fit [in the system]. It's not only down to him. I want to see how Pedro is going to play. That could definitely help Costa."

It's a sea of red at one end of the Maracana as thousands of Chile fans make themselves heard. Chile will play in white tonight though, with Spain back in their all red kit after a trouncing in white the other night.

Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon
MOTD analyst

"We're sitting here on the cusp of maybe seeing one of the great footballing dynasties coming to an end today, it's great theatre.

"Gerard Pique and Sergio Ramos were vulnerable against the Netherlands and we've seen Pique has been dropped as a result. Those two have been the fulcrum of the Spain defence for the past five or six years.

"But for me Javi Martinez, who has replaced Pique, is primarily a holding midfield player. Vicente Del Bosque has taken a risk but he must think it's a risk worth taking."

Chile were excellent in the opening 20 minutes against Australia in their first game - then retreated into their shells a bit. How will they get going tonight?

Will they sit back and let Spain have it or get at them?

BBC Sport's David Ornstein in Rio

"Chaos at Maracana as Chile fans storm the media centre. It seemed like 50-100 - maybe more - burst through, running riot. The Chile supporters were then led away by Brazilian security forces in long lines, hands on each other's backs. The situation is now under control."

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager

"There's huge pressure on the world champions to win this game.

"There's always a fascination when you see sporting icons and dynasties on the brink of almost going under. The 5-1 defeat must hurt and even with the experience Vicente del Bosque has there will be butterflies and he'll be nervous.

"But they've got big name players that can handle it. They're up against a mobile, forceful and confident Chile team."

Chile have never beaten Spain in their 10 previous encounters. losing eight.

Spain have won the two previous meetings with Chile at the World Cup: in 1950 (2-0) and in 2010 (2-1). The game in 1950 was played at the Maracana; which is where this encounter is taking place.

Chile have lost their two previous World Cup games against the defending champion, both against Brazil (in 1962 and 1998).

So all loeking rosy for Spain then?

France World Cup winner Thierry Henry
MOTD analyst

"It's going to be difficult. Chile must be happier to play Spain - that's their game. I can see this group finishing with points of 6-6-6-0. Spain must respond. I will say that Spain will bounce back. You want to see them go further."

John Osbourne:, external Maybe Spain will come to the pitch knowing they have to perform, not just turn up.

Milo Thompson:, external Spain should have dropped Costa. Trying to be more direct didn't pay off; Bring back the false nine that worked so well before.

It will be interesting to see - or hear - what sort of reception the Spanish side get tonight.

They were roundly booed in Brazil during last year's Confederations Cup and have been accused of being 'boring' by sections of the media.

There are also thousands and thousands of Chile fans in the house..

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That Tim Cahill goal gets better and better and better...

Clarence Seedorf
Match of the Day analyst

"It will have been a great wake-up call for Spain. We can imagine a great game today. Spain are great champions and they are definitely going to react. They have shown on a number of occasions they can come back."

Rio Ferdinand
Former England captain

"Spain would have been embarrassed after that Netherlands result. It sent shockwaves through everyone.

"You don't become winners without being fighters and they'll want to show people they're not finished. They'll have been waiting to this time, wanting the game to get it out of their system."

Spain lost their opening game at the last World Cup as well, with Switzerland picking up a 1-0 win in South Africa.

Spain of course won their next six games to win the trophy - could they do it again?

We are up and running then. Get BBC One on or watch at the top of the page.

Danny Murphy
BBC Sport

"Spain were beaten by Netherlands 5-1 but in the first 35 minutes they dominated and if David Silva scores when he really should it's 2-0 and game over.

"But because Iker Casillas makes an error and Arjen Robben produces two moments of brilliance there's this big inquest.

"Spain will win, they'll finish second in the group and I would actually tip them to beat Brazil in the second round."

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Today's early game was a stone-cold classic.

Tim Cahill scored a wonder goal, Arjen Robben had another stormer and the Netherlands eventually saw off Australia 3-2.

You can view the highlights in the live page here.

Estadio Do Maracana, Rio de Janeiro

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Capacity: 76,804.

Opened: 1950 (reopened after renovation in June 2013).

Fixtures: 15 June, Argentina 2-1 Bosnia-Hercegovina; 18 June, Spain v Chile, 20:00; 22 June, Belgium v Russia, 17:00; 25 June, Equador v France, 21:00; 28 June, Second-round, Winner Group C v Runner-up Group D, 21:00; 4 July, Quarter-final, Winner Second-round 5 v Winner Second-round 6, 17:00; 13 July, World Cup final, 20:00.

Altitude: Sea level.

Climate: June and July are Rio's coolest months, but the daily temperature peak is typically 25C. Those months tend to be dry, but humidity remains fairly high all year.

Time Zone: GMT -3 hours.

Where is it?: On the Atlantic coast, close to the Tropic of Capricorn.

Background: Renovation of this iconic venue was completed just in time for the Confederations Cup last summer. Work only began in earnest in September 2010 - three years after Brazil was officially handed the World Cup. The stadium formally reopened last June when Brazil drew 2-2 in a friendly with England, and hosted three Confederations Cup matches.

Since then venue has resumed its role as the venue for derby matches between Rio's biggest teams - Flamengo, Fluminense, Botafago and Vasco da Gama.

The pitch was re-laid in October 2013. It is one of four football venues for the 2016 Olympics and will also host the opening and closing ceremonies.

BBC Sport's David Ornstein in Rio

"It's been a sweltering day in Rio de Janeiro and the Chile fans arrived here en masse to raise the temperature another few degrees. They partied long into the night on Copacabana beach - but that was nothing compared to what we're seeing outside this famous stadium.

"The Chile colours are everywhere you look and the noise is absolutely extraordinary - they're singing and dancing to the beat of an enormous drum, with a favourite chant of "Chi, Chi, Chi; Le, Le Le; Viva Chile!" reverberating through the streets.

"A section of Chile fans - about 75 - just ran through the press room in the Maracana and broke down a temporary wall in an effort to gain access to the stadium."