Former England international Danny Murphy
MOTD analyst

"You feel Belgium are getting on top of USA and are creating the better chances. Kevin Mirallas has made a big difference for Belgium and he has already done more than Dries Mertens."

Mitch H Mansfield:, external Can't help but wonder if Jurgen Klinsmann might regret leaving Landon Donovan at home - could've done with his energy and experience here.

Tim Howard will get a medal from Barack himself if the States get through - yet another save keeps out Eden Hazard. Hazard scuffed his shot but it was flying in...

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

"Again Divock Origi's play was brilliant, in fact it was a superb break in which everything was perfect. Except Tim Howard just got a toe to Kevin Mirallas' shot and and put it behind.

"Living dangerously is an understatement. USA are on the edge. But oddly enough they have been passing it better since making that change in midfield."

Dear oh dear that looks nasty! United States defender Omar Gonzalez lands with his ankle at a right-angle but after a brief bit of treatment he appears to be OK. In slow motion that looked sickening...

Former England international Danny Murphy
MOTD analyst

"A brilliant save from Tim Howard. That was the first time in the match where Eden Hazard tracked back and won a tackle. He gave it to Mirallas, who tried to slide it down the side of Howard, but what a save from the American."

This is the first time in history that two Everton players have come up against each other in a World Cup match - and Tim Howard has just denied fellow Toffee Kevin Mirallas the opener.

It's the move of the match, Eden Hazard finding Divock Origi, he flips it round the corner for Mirallas, onside, but he can't beat super Tim Howard...

FIFTEEN to go then. Are we on for more extra time? It's the theme of this World Cup. Best group stage ever, goals drying up when it counts.

Sola Akingbola:, external USA backs to the wall. Divock Origi looks a real talent. I can see why Romelu Lukaku is on the bench.

Former England international Danny Murphy
MOTD analyst

"That was a great save from Tim Howard. But after his excellent run, it was a clear sight of goal for Divock Origi and he should've done better. He just scuffed it into the ground, it was not a clean strike and he will be disappointed with that."

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

"The longer this goes on, with USA only getting the odd break because Clint Dempsey is not able to hold up the ball, it just gets harder and harder to play the way they are playing. Getting very little of the ball and always putting in last-ditch tackles is soul-destroying.

"I haven't noticed any desperation coming from the Belgium players. They still believe they can do it. If they keep playing the way they are playing they will continue to get chances and the likelihood will be they score.

"For me, USA have got to score first or they will go out, but they are hanging on by their fingernails."

And Jurgen Klinsmann does make a change. It's Chris Wondolowski on for Graham Zusi.

BBC Sport's Ben Smith in Brazil

"The US are wilting under a barrage of Belgium attacks. In the stadium there is a real sense that it is a matter of when and not if Belgium get the goal their play in this second half has warranted. The US are clinging on and Jurgen Klinsmann is nowhere to be seen in his technical area. He is going to have to alter something."

What a save again from Tim Howard! For the first time since the opening 40 seconds Belgium get right through the massed US defence as Eden Hazard beats two men and the ball runs on to Divock Origi - he has the whole goal to aim at but can't beat the sprawling Howard.

Great keeper, great moment for the US. But can they hang on?

If Axel Witsel could shoot as accurately as Axel Foley, Belgium would be ahead. Another long spell of possession ends with the Zenit midfielder drilling wide from 20-odd yards.

Into the last 20 we go. This is when Belgium have tended to score...

Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live

"The battling qualities of the USA players are second to none. They are not the most skilful side, in fact if they were to go through to the quarter-finals they would probably be the eighth-best of eight. But you still wouldn't write them off because of how hard they work."

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Former England international Danny Murphy
MOTD analyst

"USA cannot keep the ball at the moment and they are looking tired. They need to get some possession to give themselves a breather."

It's a flat back eight for USA now as they soak up the pressure, and soak it up well. Are they just starting to tire? The runs to close down when the ball goes out wide are starting to come slower and slower...

Martin Lowe:, external I'm getting cynical about about the poor finishing in these knockout stages. It's like everyone's agreed to go to extra time.

Thomas Dolfi:, external What a volley from Jan Vertonghen! That would've been the goal of the tournament had it found the back of the net!