It's time for a round-up of today's headlines...

England manager Roy Hodgson says Uruguay striker Luis Suarez has the ability to be a great - but he must show it in Brazil.

BBC pundit and former England captain Alan Shearer says Wayne Rooney must be played in his correct position - or left out.

Cristiano Ronaldo says he is fit for Portugal's World Cup campaign but does not feel pressure to reproduce his club form.

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There will be 31 matches shown live on BBC television and online while BBC Radio 5 live will also be providing 24 days of live coverage and 61 live match commentaries from football's showpiece tournament.

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Laurie in Lytham: Against Italy... Balotelli one chance one goal...Rooney one chance one glaring miss. Rooney is a striker. Strikers score goals. Rooney has NEVER scored a World Cup goal. Please leave him out. He is a liability.

William Ford: We should drop Rooney because we have better players in every position. Sturridge is better up front, Sterling is better as number 10, Lallana and Welbeck are better on the wings.

Si, Torquay: It's easy this management lark. Play Rooney behind Sturridge in the no. 10 slot. Sterling out right, Barkley out left. Replace Henderson for Lallana. Speed, creativity, GOALS. No worries.

Have England got anything to fear when they face Uruguay in their crucial Group D match on Thursday? BBC Sport's Ben Smith suggests that when England watch a recording of Uruguay's defeat by Costa Rica, it should lift their spirits after losing to Italy.

"It should be a straight battle between speed and organisation, youth and experience," writes Smith. "It is a battle England have all the attributes to win and win well."

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Bosnia-Hercegovina manager Safet Susic was part of an immensely talented young Yugoslavia side that could not deliver on its potential before civil war intervened.

Their 1990 World Cup squad, containing an ageing Dragan Stojkovic, backed up by Robert Prosinecki (then 21), Davor Suker (22), Darko Pancev (24), Dejan Savicevic (23), Robert Jarni (21) and Alen Boksic (20), reached the quarter-finals where they were eliminated on penalties by Argentina after playing much of the match with 10 men.

Zvonimir Boban, 21 at the time, missed out on selection. He later captained a Croatia team including Suker, Prosinecki and Jarni to a third-place finish at World Cup 1998.

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Spain's Xabi Alonso believes that the defending champions can bounce back from their 5-1 thrashing at the hands of the Netherlands, provided they play more intelligently against Chile on Wednesday.

"We have spotted our errors and we know what we have to do to correct certain situations," Alonso said. , external

"Against Holland, the side tried to respond with more heart than head and that disorganised us - but it was not a physical thing, it was just that we did not know how to react."

Despite torrential rain and flooding in Natal, BBC Weather's Alex Deakin says tonight's game between Ghana & USA looks set to go ahead.

There's a chance of showers during Germany v Portugal in Salvador and Iran v Nigeria in Curitiba, too. Watch the full forecast here.

Italy are hoping goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon will recover in time for Friday's match against Costa Rica. He missed the Italians' 2-1 win over England on Saturday.

On Buffon, who has had a twisted left ankle, Italy's team doctor Enrico Castellacci said: "We will try to have him available as soon as possible. We are optimistic that he will have a speedy recovery, but his health comes first."

It's time for today's #QSTeaser from @QuestionofSport:

After an action-packed start to the World Cup, which four players have scored more than one goal in the tournament so far?

We'll have the answers shortly after 14:00 BST.

Cameroon football federation's Laurence Fotso on Twitter:, external "Eto'o injured. Indomitable Lions are confident they'll continue to Roaar with their Captain by their side. Eto'o our Captain ordered to rest for 10 days."

Cameroon's next match is against Croatia on Wednesday.

16:00-01:00 BST: Text/audio commentary of all matches (BBC Sport website)

17:00 BST: Germany v Portugal (ITV and BBC Radio 5 live)

20:00 BST: Iran v Nigeria (BBC One and BBC Radio 5 live)

23:00 BST: Ghana v United States (BBC One and BBC Radio 5 live)

Jay:, external Didn't a lot of people (including his team-mates) use to rave about how well Rooney can play in any position?

Alex Bull:, external Have we forgotten who set up the goal? Did Gerrard/Henderson play Sat? Why do we persist on talking about Rooney? He plays.

Alastair Temple:, external Start Rooney through the middle against Uruguay. If he doesn't perform drop him for the rest.

What are the questions running through coach Roy Hodgson's mind before his England side take on Uruguay in a crunch Group D encounter on Thursday?

The Independent's Glen Moore thinks he knows what is keeping Hodgson awake in his hotel room in Rio.

Top of the list, external is "finding a way to temper his young guns' impetuosity, while retaining their adventure".

If you're just joining us, here are the top three stories of the morning...

England manager Roy Hodgson says Uruguay striker Luis Suarez has the ability to be a great - but he must show it in Brazil.

Argentina striker Lionel Messi admits to nerves in his side's victory over Bosnia-Hercegovina in their opening World Cup game.

BBC pundit and former England captain Alan Shearer says Wayne Rooney must be played in his correct position - or left out.

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A glut of talented players took Portugal to successive editions of the youth version of the Fifa World Cup in 1989 and 1991.

Luis Figo (who later played for Barcelona and Real Madrid) , Rui Costa (Fiorentina and AC Milan), Joao Pinto (Benfica), Paulo Sousa (Inter Milan and Juventus) and Fernando Couto (Barcelona and Lazio) all starred.

But the "golden generation" only clicked at a World Cup when it was a little too late, a 33-year-old Figo leading them to the semi-finals in 2006.

They performed better in the European Championships, reaching the last four in 2000 and losing to Greece in the final on home turf in 2004.

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Despite releasing Rocky-style video montages of his rehabilitation, , externalColombia striker Radamel Falcao has not recovered in time from a serious knee injury to represent his nation in Brazil.

Instead he has travelled to support his team-mates.

According to French newspaper Le 10 Sport, , externalthe 27-year-old may have transfer business to attend to on his return. Monaco are reportedly keen to sell their record signing.

Cameroon captain Samuel Eto'o is almost certain to miss Wednesday's World Cup game against Croatia because of injury.

Eto'o, who has not trained for two days, wrote on Facebook:, external "The doctors confirm I will probably not be able to play the match against Croatia.

"So unfortunate! An injury on my knee causes me a lot of pain. But do not worry about it. I have an unconditional trust in each of our Lions."

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All morning, we've asked you where - if anywhere - Wayne Rooney should be deployed in the England team.

Well England boss Roy Hodgson admits he needs to get Rooney into the penalty area more often. The striker played on the left in Saturday's 2-1 Fifa World Cup defeat by Italy and struggled to get into the game despite setting up an equaliser.

"We want him in the area more," said Hodgson, whose side face Uruguay on Thursday in their second Group D game. "There is no question we will get him in the box."

BBC monitoring have been sweeping the world's press in search of the key stories of the morning.

Nigeria's national team coach Stephen Keshi feels African teams are close to winning a World Cup title, reports German daily Bild., external

Brazilian-born Spain striker Diego Costa, 25, says the defeat by the Netherlands will serve as a lesson for the team going forward, reports Spanish daily AS., external

German national team coach Joachim Low says midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger has no problems ahead of their encounter against Portugal following a helicopter trip to the hospital, reports German daily Bild., external

"Where is Bosnia & Hercegovina?" That was what people in Argentina were searching for according to Google.

The search engine also reported Lionel Messi provided a popular search term across the world, adding: "Is it me you're looking for? In the hours before the match, searches for Lionel Messi were 212x higher than search interest in Lionel Richie."