Uruguay v England: World Cup 2014 Group D

Summary

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Suarez dents England's chances of qualifying
Defeat does not knock England out today
Qualification now out of England's hands

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Tom Rostance

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BBC Sport Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty in Sao Paulo
"England will now look to Ross Barkley's fearless running and invention to make the breakthrough they need so desperately. England's fans roaring their team forward but there is still that ever-present threat of Luis Suarez."
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Uruguay make a change as Nicolas Lodeiro is replaced by Cristian Stuani - who has real pace.
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Former England international Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live
"Daniel Sturridge looks very leggy as well now. But Uruguay too have really come off the pace. How long will they wait before making a few changes themselves. How long will Luis Suarez last?"
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Into the last 25 minutes. We are approaching now or never time for this one, though remember that England could still sneak through even if they lose this one...
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Daniel Sturridge gets in on the left but his cross is poor, with Wayne Rooney barelling in at the near post. Not good enough.
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Angel Oronoz:, external Uruguay have really turned the engines on for this game, much better than their first one and better than England.
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Here is the first change - Ross Barkley is on for Raheem Sterling.
No pressure Ross, but it's all on you...
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Paul Coltofeanu:, external A goal by Rooney now would be absolutely enormous. A nation expects.
Tokunbo, external: At least Wayne's trying, the others are desperately poor.
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Alvaro Pereira wins his battle with the Uruguay doctor and comes back on. Is that wise? Shades of Hugo Lloris earlier in the season...
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Dan, Bromsgrove: Against Italy was the best England performance I've seen for 10 years. Business as usual against Uruguay!
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Raheem Sterling does well to beat Edinson Cavani out on the right and then catches Alvaro Pereira in the face with his knee - that is a bad one.
Pereira took a huge whack and the doctor says he can't carry on - he disagrees!
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Jordan Henderson fizzes a ball over from the left wing and Fernando Muslera - fit again - makes the claim. Ross Barkley looks like coming on.
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Jules, Kent: Uruguay all over us. Did the caramel spread arrive at half time?
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Former England international Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live
"Uruguay just want this more. Their attitude is much much, better.
"That was a great chance for Wayne Rooney. He just hit it instinctively but unfortunately it was straight at the goalkeeper.
"I said it before the game, these England players cannot leave anything out there. They have got to step their game up because the last thing you want is to get on that plane thinking they could have done more."
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Edward Poole:, external People trying to make Rooney a scapegoat. Changing him won't solve the problems. He's the only one who's made a chance!
Gary Anderson:, external That's it - Rooney's never scoring in a World Cup, ever. Its official.
Jack Blackburn:, external How has Rooney not scored? When it comes, it'll be a deluge. Surely? If there's any justice.
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Approaching the final half an hour. England need a lift in a big way.
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Can we bring Zlatan on?
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BBC Sport Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty in Sao Paulo
"Big spell in the game coming right up. Edinson Cavani gave England a big let-off but Wayne Rooney also should have equalised. Be very interesting to see how long England manager Roy Hodgson leaves this before making changes."
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Former England international Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live
"The first time we've seen England attacking in the box. Wayne Rooney's first touch is immaculate, he smashes it with his left foot and you have to say the Uruguay goalkeeper makes a good save."
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Fernando Muslera is in a heap after Danny Welbeck clashes with him, it's a great cross from Leighton Baines and Welbeck has to go for that - there is contact but Muslera should be OK.
A promising few moments for England though.
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