Les Oakley: , externalBorn in 1945 seen a few WC apart from 1966 & 1970 this one is up there

Dr Jamie Barker: , externalI envy Colombian, Chilean, Argentine football fans- so much to get excited about- drive, commitment, expression, confidence

The final roll of the Uruguayan dice as striker Abel Hernandez replaces Alvaro Gonzalez. It's got to go big now.

Colombia also make a switch, with striker Teofilo Gutierrez replaced by midfielder Alex Mejia.

The game-closer.

The first real sign of Uruguayan danger! Cracking run from Cristian Rodriguez, bursting right through the centre like HS2, before he lets fly from 20 yards, a real blockbuster with his left foot and Colombia keeper David Ospina has to watch it all the way to make the diving stop.

James Rodriguez was priced at 150/1 with the bookies to win the golden boot before the tournament - the same odds as Rickie Lambert and Adnan Januzaj.

He is now on five goals, ahead of Neymar and Lionel Messi. If he stays ahead of those two then Colombia will have some World Cup...

Former England international Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"The next goal is so important. If Uruguay get it then they will think they can get back in the game. It's really important Colombia keep it tight but if they can nick a third then you've got to say it's definitely all over."

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Into the final half hour now, and Colombia should be in cruise mode now. Uruguay haven't really threatened at all.

Ken Sharp: , externalBest individual goal AND best team goal both scored by Colombia's James Rodriguez

Rakesh Pradhan: , externalJames Rodriguez is the player of the tournament. Could be the next £90m player.

Chris Worrall: , externalWhile Uruguay desperately miss Suarez, Columbia seem not to need the mastery of Falcao - stunning football

James Rodriguez has been stood on by Edinson Cavani and after a worrying spell on the floor he's up and running again.

Can Uruguay respond?

BBC News sports correspondent Natalie Pirks:, external This Uruguay performance is completely different to the drive they had against England. If only Suarez hadn't flipped again. They need him.

Colombia win a free-kick in a good area. Hat-trick time? Nope. J-Rod hits it into the wall.

BBC Sport Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty
At the Maracana

"A brilliant team goal to go with a wonderful individual goal. Colombia look the real deal - and what a quarter-final it sets up against Brazil if they can finish the job off. Uruguay have looked desperate ordinary so far and all coach Oscar Tabarez's fighting words last night look like coming to nothing."

Tom Trewinnard:, external Is anyone else quietly relieved at this point that England didn't qualify and get totally smushed by this Colombia team?

We will have highlights from this game available on the final whistle, but in the meantime feast your eyes on five of the World Cup's finest volleys. Is James Rodriguez's first this evening the best of the lot?Click on the Highlights tab at the top of the screen and decide.

Uruguay have to make two changes. Southampton man Gaston Ramirez is one man sent into the fray, while Diego Forlan is replaced by Christian Stuani.

Image source, Reuters

Pete in Pontypool: James the band used to make us all sit down. James the player gets us on our feet.

Former England international Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"I have got to say that's another excellent goal. Colombia play quite slow and suddenly get into a rhythm. Rodriguez anticipated the head back and it's a controlled finish with his right foot. You'd expect Colombia are on their way through now."

Mark Lawrenson
Football Analyst

Image source, Getty Images

"Great piece of play, easily the best of the game, well done Colombia they went back to go forward and well done that man James Rodriguez. Uruguay are going to have make two or three changes, completely change the way they play and go for it."

Koyc: , externaldon't want to make Colombia about 1 man, but J Rodriguez is a player I want to see progress!

Baz:, external I want to be Colombian!

Colombia are heading into the last eight, and they are being carried there on the young shoulders of James Rodriguez!

Lovely goal again as they move the ball from right to left, Pablo Armero puts in a great cross to the back stick, Juan Cuadrado nods it back and there is the number 10, James Rodriguez in space, always on the move, to add a simple finish from six yards out.

His fifth of the tournament, he is now the top scorer of the World Cup.

Former England international Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"The replay of the goal has been played over and over again. Looking at it again, Rodriguez cushions the ball off his chest and knows exactly what he is doing. He spins in one motion as it drops and shoots. That was brilliant technique."