Summary

  • England's final game ends in dour draw

  • Sturridge goes close on 63 mins

  • Costa Rica hit the bar on 23 mins

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. And that is that. A flat, turgid way for England's World Cup to come to an end.

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  2. Player reaction

    England midfielder Frank Lampard: "We should have on the game. We did everything we could do today and prepared right.

    "It wasn't vintage but we had enough chances to win the game. We should have had a penalty.

    "The fans are still singing away, they expect more but they have followed us and are an absolute credit. I don't know about my future, I'm 36 and I love playing for my country. It's too soon to say."

  3. Join the debate at #bbcworldcup

    Scott Haynes: Well done England. A draw and a clean sheet away from home against the top of the table team. The future's looking bright.

    Tim Earnshaw: Roy Hodgson is deluded. Was he watching the same game as the rest of us? England are a disgrace.

  4. HIGHLIGHTS

    Our miracle workers upstairs have found nearly three minutes of highlights from that England game - and you can watch them all now by clicking on the Highlights tab at the top of the screen.

  5. Player reaction

    BBC Radio 5 live

    Luke ShawGetty Images

    England defender Luke Shaw talking to BBC Radio 5 live: "It was amazing to be playing in the biggest tournament in the world, a dream come true. I don't want to stop here, I want to keep getting getter and better.

    "It is something to remember, I was focused on winning the game but sadly we couldn't do that. I thought we played some wonderful football but we have to take our chances.

    "It would have been a massive downfall to go home with zero points."

  6. Player reaction

    BBC Radio 5 live

    England midfielder Jack Wilshere talking to BBC Radio 5 live:

    "We are professionals, we had to play for a bit of pride and show we really do love playing for the country. We showed great character to deal with the heat and not let our heads go down.

    "We were nervous in the first half, it was important to get the ball down and the last 25 minutes of the first half we dominated. We created a few chances and we are just happy we didn't lose all three of our games.

    "You saw through this tournament we have some good young players."

  7. Manager reaction

    Roy Hodgson
    England manager

    Roy HodgsonGetty Images

    "Apart from first the 10 to 12 minutes we dominated totally. We didn't take our goal chances - if we did we would have comfortably won. We created the chances and that's important.

    "I'm not concerned about Daniel Sturridge, he'll take goal chances in the future. I thought we were really unlucky not to win this game. I thought the whole back four was absolutely excellent. We restricted the team to almost no chances. In midfield we dominated and outplayed them."

  8. Costa Rica are likely to play Ivory Coast in the next round, while Colombia will be hoping to top Group C and play Uruguay.

    That group will be concluded this evening.

  9. The recriminations and investigations into England's performances at this World Cup will rumble on for a long, long time.

  10. BBC Sport Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty in Belo Horizonte

    "England's players are in front of their supporters applauding them. The travelling fans chant in defiance but there has been nothing to see here. England fail to even summon up a win at this World Cup in Brazil."

  11. FULL-TIME

    Uruguay have done it. Diego Godin's header puts them through along with group winners Costa Rica.

    What now for Luis Suarez though?

    Read all the reaction in the live page here.

  12. Roy Hodgson swaps goody bags with his Costa Rica counterpart, it's all smiles in the centre circle.

    Roy then sprints over to clap the England fans, a huge grin on his face. You're not through Roy...

  13. FULL-TIME

    England have held Costa Rica and have a point in the 2014 World Cup.

  14. BBC Sport Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty in Belo Horizonte

    "Bit of action involving stewards and some England fans here in Belo Horizonte. The game? No-one seems interested any more."

  15. Into the last of three minutes of added time...

  16. INJURY TIME

    Into added time. Costa Rica will win Group D, Uruguay are going through and Italy and England are going home.

    Everyone will be talking about Luis Suarez...

  17. Can England get a goal, a win to end their World Cup campaign?

  18. Into the last five minutes of England's World Cup. Not one to remember...

  19. AS IT STANDS

    Group D

    Uruguay have taken the lead - and they are now going through in Group D as it stands...

  20. If he has bitten a defender, why would Luis Suarez do that again? Incredible.

    Anyway, there's nothing going on for England. Into the last seven minutes of a dull, dull game.