Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon
BBC Radio 5 live

"The colour in the stadium is magnificent. You have the brilliant orange of the Dutch, the red of the Chileans and it is interspersed with Brazil's yellow. It is like a huge fruit basket."

Speaking of rolling back the years, Spain forward David Villa beats two men on the left to get the fans on their feet but he rather ruins it by running headlong into a defender. He'll be playing in Australia soon.

Dutch workhorse Dirk Kuyt appears to be playing at left wing-back. He's got another four World Cups left in him out there...

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Australia don't waste any time getting the ball in the mixer, and it's panic stations in the Spanish defence. There's no Tim Cahill in there to meet it but Adam Taggart is hoping to be a nuisance.

The Typewriter:, external Incredible atmosphere during the Australian anthem - huge levels of support for the Aussies in Curitiba!

Gary Medel is a man not to be trifled with and he is left in a heap by a strong early challenge.

Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon
BBC Radio 5 live

"Chile fans don't sing the anthem from the heart, they sing it from the boot straps. They give it everything.

"These two teams have really lit up the World Cup and hopefully, with the pressure off, we can have more of the same."

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Game on in Curitiba in the battle for the wooden spoon.

We are go in Sao Paulo. Who will win Group B?

Chile's anthem is as vibrant and impressive as their midfield. It goes on for an age but every syllable is belted out with great heart...

Here we go then - the Chile and Netherlands fans making a wall of red and orange in Sao Paulo, while Spanish fans in Curitiba hope to see their side win a game after all.

Brazil have not been on top form, that's for sure. Never write off the hosts though...

Wayne Knight:, external Why do people think whoever faces Brazil next will be out? Netherlands & Chile look excellent so far. Brazil look average.

Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon
BBC Radio 5 live

"It is already an amazing story with Chile. The way they press the game I thought they would run out of steam against Spain but they didn't. They overwhelmed Spain with desire and commitment. They have real quality players as well. I am looking forward to what is going to be another fascinating game."

Vicente Del Bosque with a hangdog expression as his side line up in their snazzy white and gold tracksuits. Australia look well up for this...

Two reasonably cool temperatures on the pitch as we get ready for the climax of Group B. Some lads in the Chile crowd have gone topless though and look very, very sunburnt already...

Guy Mowbray
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"In Sao Paulo for the attack fest that Holland-Chile will hopefully be. Great noise from Chile fans. Mister Pellegrini 3 rows behind me."

Luckily for Chile, we no longer decide drawn games with the drawing of lots. Unluckily for everyone, goalkeepers no longer wear hats like this...

From the moment the draw was made this fixture had long been pencilled in as the match to decide who finished second in Group B behind Spain.

However, the reigning champions have been spectacularly dethroned and now this game will still determine who finishes second, but also who tops the group.

That carries huge significance as whoever finishes runners up out of Chile and the Netherlands will face the winner of Group A, most likely the hosts and tournament favourites Brazil.