Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"Hulk is playing a lot deeper. He has gone back to the left with Oscar on the right but Brazil are playing too deep and that is because of Chile and their high tempo play. Momentum is with Chile now, can they get themselves in front with the pressure they are putting on now?"

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The longer this game goes on, the more you start fancying Chile. Brazil have slowed down after their Hulk disappointment and Chile are noticeably growing in confidence. Twenty minutes left, possibly more.

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"Outstanding. What a save that is. Julio Cesar was going back to his right hand side, he had to come back the other way and it was a wonderful, wonderful save."

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Raj in Wolverhampton via text: Howard Webb didn't disallow the goal, the linesman did. Secondly, I don't think it was handball. And I want Chile to win.

Brazil attempt to breathe new life into their attack by replacing the ineffective Fred with former Manchester City man Jo.

Hal in London:, external Hulk's active overarm, not shoulder. Correct decision by Howard Webb.

Luke Liddle:, external Big decision from Howard, top of the arm I reckon.

Matt Bellingham:, external Hulk is now angry. This could be dangerous!

The Brazil fans still seem stunned at Hulk's goal being disallowed. To be fair to the big man, it was a great finish but that doesn't take away from the fact the ball hit his arm. Chile would have been mightily annoyed if they got knocked out of the tournament by that goal .

Has the momentum turned in Chile's favour? They are almost ahead as Julio Cesar brilliantly turns Charles Aranguiz's close-range shot wide.

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Former England captain Rio Ferdinand
MOTD

"Because of Hulk's muscles the linesman and Howard Webb did well to see that handball. I thought it was the big pec he brought it down on!"

Gary Lineker
BBC Sport

"Just cancelling our dinner with Howard Webb!"

Brazil frustrations grow as Luis Gustavo is booked for a foul on Arturo Vidal. The Wolfsburg midfielder would also miss the quarter-final through suspension should Brazil make it.

David Ornstein
BBC Sport in Belo Horizonte

"The Brazil fans around the press box are apoplectic about that decision by Howard Webb. Hulk is continuing to protest but the English official is ignoring his appeals. Big moment of controversy.

"We have just seen a fresh TV replay angle and that showed the ball touching part of Hulk's arm. At the time, it looked like a certain handball, but confusion reigns."

Femi John Atoyebi:, external Howard Webb has just become public enemy No 1 in Brazil.

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Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"It was a great ball by Marcelo, a great diagonal pass. The ball hit Hulk at the top of his right arm. The ball was a little behind him. A great moment, but unfortunately ruled out. That disallowed goal just adds to the tension in the stadium."

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Everyone is waiting to see a replay. Did it hit Hulk's chest or did it hit his hand? Howard Webb isn't popular but he has got that right. Brilliant refereeing Mr Webb. Top marks.

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Chaos inside the stadium as Brazil think they have taken the lead. Hulk collects Marcelo's pass before shinning a volley into the net. Hulk spins away to celebrate before being called back for handball by referee Howard Webb.

Hulk is booked as well to rub salt into the wound.

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Times football reporter Rory Smith:, external Chile always seem to play on the very brink of complete chaos. Even when they're playing well, not immediately apparent why or how. Fun.

Brazil striker Fred has had his critics in this tournament so far and he has done little to impress so far today. His touch has to be better as he lets another pass bounce off him and back to Chile.

Steve Johnson:, external When two teams are evenly matched, then luck decides the outcome and so it will today.

Bahman Nooraei B:, external I don't think Chile will be able to keep this up for 90 minutes. They are going to buckle.

Shane Gillard:, external There is no way Brazil can win this World Cup with Fred leading the line and the liability that is David Luiz.

Close. Fernandinho strikes from 20 yards out and his shot is off target.

Former England defender Martin Keown
MOTD co-commentator

"What we have here is a meeting of philosophies. They are both going all out attack. Not sure if that's the best policy for Brazil."

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