So it is all down to Group H now.

Who will go through?

The final games of the 2014 World Cup group stage are about to start.

It's South Korea v Belgium, and Algeria v Russia.

Head over to this page here for full coverage of those two matches...

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The win keeps Jozy Altidore's World Cup alive. The United States and Sunderland striker injured his hamstring against Ghana.

It had looked like his tournament could be over but coach Jurgen Klinsmann confirmed this week that he could be back for the last 16.

Here's the updated list of the last 16.

Brazil v Chile

Colombia v Uruguay

France v Nigeria

Netherlands v Mexico

Costa Rica v Greece

Argentina v Switzerland

United States and Germany are through. All that is left is to ratify their opponents.

Belgium, Algeria, Russia and South Korea will battle it out in Group H this evening.

Kwesi Appiah has told BBC Sport reporter Alex South that he has no intention of stepping down as Ghana head coach.

The best bit about that outrageous cross from Kwadwo Asamoah was the fact that it was entirely unnecessary.

He could have just crossed it in with his left foot but chose to run around the ball and bend it in with the outside of his boot. Sensational.

Mark Chapman
MOTD presenter

"We're doing goal of the group stage on the highlights tonight. Asamoah would have won cross of the group stage."

UK viewers can see highlights of all four of today's matches on BBC Two at 23:20 BST.

BBC Sport's Alex South in Brasilia:, external Ronaldo walks straight past the mix zone. Scored the winner but out of the World Cup.

Simon Brotherton
Match of the Day commentator

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"I think the stadium in Brasilia has more of a wow factor than the Maracana. France v Nigeria is here next in the second round."

We are now up to 133 goals for the group stage - a new record.

The previous best was 129 goals in 1998.

Portugal are the first team to use three goalkeepers in a single World Cup since Greece in 1994.

And there was me always wondering what the point of having three was...

Steve Flynn:, external USA are better at football than England - fact.

Shahmaan Ahmed:, external Ronaldo is one of the best in the world but he's surrounded by average players in Portugal.

Mark Adamson:, external Is it that great of an achievement for the U.S to have gotten through? Take Ronaldo out and Portugal are average at best

USA coach Jurgen Klinsmann on his side reaching the last-16 for the second successive World Cup finals: "It's huge for us to reach the last-16. We wanted at least a tie out of the game and maybe at the beginning we had too much respect.

"But overall there was tremendous energy and effort from all of the side. It's huge for us to get out of group - everyone said we had no chance but we took that chance. Now we want to prove a point."

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I've seen a few people say that they would like to see Jurgen Klinsmann get a go at managing in England - even managing England. What do you reckon?

Get him over...

Former USA goalkeeper Brad Friedel
MOTD analyst

"It is a unbelievable day for US soccer. They were not outstanding on the pitch today but they will always give 100% and be organised. The people back home will love this - we've finished above one the best teams in the world and Portugal and Ronaldo are going home. The next game is going to be a massive occasion."

Former Scotland defender Alan Hansen
MOTD analyst

"It is highly unusual to applaud a team that doesn't have a shot until injury-time but I am going to applaud the Americans because they did enough. Jurgen Klinsmann has got them organised and are playing together as a team.

"The Germans were not impressing with or without the ball today. I can't see how they can go on and win it."

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

"Both sides had chances to go through, and they can't blame anyone else but themselves. Cristiano Ronaldo missed six golden opportunities, and should have had a penalty as well. He didn't look fully fit to me.

"A fully-fit Ronaldo could have torn this tournament apart. I don't think Ghana have enough quality going forward; they're far too reliant on Asamoah Gyan."

All credit to the US. To get out of that group took some doing and they will give Belgium a real test.

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Former Republic of Ireland defender Mark Lawrenson
MOTD analyst

"I think USA are well worth their qualification for the last-16. They might have a lack of quality but have great application, a will to win, have a great coach and are athletic. It is a fantastic achievement for them to get out of this group."

Getting Mullered 4-0 by Germany has cost Portugal in the end. Cristiano Ronaldo scored the winner but it comes to nothing - Portugal are out.

Alan Green
BBC Radio 5 live

"President Obama, watching on Air Force One, should be on his feet celebrating now. Take the seat belt off, Mr President. The United States are going through."