Spanish midfielder Cesc Fabregas says the world champions' crucial Group B game against Chile is "life or death" after their 5-1 humiliation at the hands of the Netherlands.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid's Xabi Alonso says he expects Chile to play in a similar way to Louis van Gaal's men and Spanish boss Vicente del Bosque insists qualification for the knockout stages is still in their hands.

Spain face Chile live on BBC TV, BBC Radio 5 live and the BBC Sport website. Kick off 20:00 BST.

BBC Sport presenter Dan Walker will be answering your questions about his experiences in Brazil so far on the BBC Sport Facebook page, external this afternoon.

You can also send your questions for Clarence Seedorf using #FootballFocus, external on Twitter and he will answer the best of these on the BBC World edition of the programme. We will also provide the best of his replies later today on the BBC Sport website.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

"Manchester United defender Alexander Buttner is in Russia with his agent to tie up a transfer to Dynamo Moscow.

"While United insist no deal has been done, it seems only a matter of time before the transfer is complete. Signed from Vitesse by Sir Alex Ferguson in 2012, Butter has struggled to establish himself at United.

"The 25-year-old has made 28 appearances in all competitions, scoring two goals, but with first-choice left-back Patrice Evra signing a one-year contract extension Buttner accepts he has no future at Old Trafford under new boss Louis van Gaal."

We asked who has impressed you and who has disappointed so far in this World Cup? Here are some of your thoughts.

Jake Mawunga:, external Holland, France, Germany, Costa Rica and Colombia have all impressed. Spain and Brazil not played as well as they can.

Amina Kara:, external Germany & Netherlands were impressive. Was expecting more from Nigeria, but they were poor.

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Nathan Nicholls:, external A real bright spark in (Costa Rica's) Joel Campbell. Hoping he'll be playing in the Premier League next year.

We are after teams and individual players so tweet us, including a reason why they have impressed or disappointed, using #bbcworldcup or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

BBC Radio 5 live

Starting now on BBC Radio 5 live, Rio Report. Mark Chapman is on Copacabana beach with reaction to Brazil's goalless draw against Mexico.

You'll hear from Crystal manager Tony Pulis, while the former Fulham coach Rene Meulensteen will give his assessment of high-scoring Netherlands as they prepare to face Australia today (17:00 BST). Spanish football expert Graham Hunter will focus on reigning world champions Spain's must-win match against Chile (20:00 BST).

You'll also get all the latest from the England camp ahead of their match against Uruguay on Thursday, so listen via radio or online via the 5 live website.

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No England supporter wants to read the words 'Rooney suffers cruciate knee injury' during the World Cup.

But before you reach for the panic button, fortunately for fans of The Three Lions it is the England striker's canine namesake - a 10-year-old Staffordshire bull terrier - who has been rocked by the injury, which he suffered when chasing a ball.

His owner, Richard Smith, 42, from Hull, says: "We've had Rooney since he was a puppy and we love him to bits. Our Rooney is like a baby and he's as daft as a brush. We'll all be cheering England on tomorrow and Rooney will also be watching it with us."

Ben Smith
BBC Sport in Fortaleza

"Brazil's 0-0 draw with Mexico is, as you would expect, front page news here in Brazil. The headline on O Globo's World Cup pullout reads 'no inspiration'.

"One column in the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper is headlined 'a horror show', while the sports daily Lance! takes a similar tone. "A terrible performance," writes Brazilian journalist Eduardo Tironi. "The team managed to play even worse than they did against Croatia."

"Brazil is not impressed and as the Selecao fly back to their training base north of Rio de Janeiro, there is much for Luis Felipe Scolari to ponder."

It has been a fascinating World Cup so far with upsets, comebacks, crazy celebrations and controversial incidents.

With the second round of group fixtures getting under way today, we want to know your thoughts on the tournament so far.

Which team has impressed you the most? Who has been the standout player and the surprise stars? Whatever your thoughts on the 2014 World Cup, we want your views so tweet #bbcworldcup,, external text to 81111 (UK only) and pop on over our Facebook and Google+ pages to have you say.

The Rooney family have arrived in Brazil to help give England striker Wayne Rooney a boost ahead of the crucial World Cup clash with Uruguay, reports the Liverpool Echo., external

Coleen, 28, landed in Brazil yesterday with sons Kai, four, and 13-month-old Klay and headed for a hotel with high security.

Manchester United defender Alex Buttner says the arrival of Louis van Gaal as manager has convinced him to leave Old Trafford.

The 25-year-old Dutchman has made just 28 appearances since joining from Vitesse Arnhem two summers ago.

"Van Gaal never gave me the chance in the Dutch national team, despite being voted man of the match 14 times at Manchester United," he tells Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf. "Apparently he is not very confident about me. So I think this is the right moment to leave."

As Spain battle to stay in the tournament later, they ought to be wary of Chile's Jorge Valdivia. The 30-year-old is a lavishly gifted playmaker who has courted controversy off the field, but rewarded coach Jorge Sampaoli's faith in him with the second goal in the 3-1 win over Australia on Friday.

This classic number 10 has served two lengthy bans from international football for alcohol-related indiscretions, and was kidnapped in Brazil in 2012.

But despite those off-field problems, Sampaoli has called the 30-year-old an "irreplaceable talent", and compared him favourably to Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Read more in Today at the World Cup, our at-a-glance daily guide to events in Brazil.

Ross Barret:, external Looking forward to watching Holland again tonight! Spain are gonna struggle once again.

Phil McNulty
BBC chief football writer in Brazil

"Rio airport is as bustling as ever early this morning as the World Cup roadshow moves on and England will arrive in Sao Paulo later to train ahead of their decisive meeting with Uruguay there tomorrow.

"In and around the England camp there are no signs that confidence has been damaged by defeat to Italy - but there is no question they are also grimly aware that an early flight home will be the price to pay should they fail to produce tomorrow.

"The message has been very clear - England are focusing on the Uruguay team rather than Luis Suarez. This may be easier said than done if, as expected, Liverpool's world-class striker is fit to return after knee surgery."

West Ham sign midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate from Anderlecht for an undisclosed fee.

The 24-year-old Senegal international joins on a four-year deal, becoming the Hammers' second new addition of the summer, following the signing of Argentine striker Mauro Zarate.

"We are determined to have a better season this year and this signing is a statement of the direction the club is heading in," Hammers co-chairman David Sullivan says., external "We hope to have at least four more signings in place by the time we kick off against Tottenham on 16 August as we aim for at least a top-10 finish this season."

We have had a lot of talk about the worst goalkeeping mistakes at World Cups, but what about the best saves? Here is a picture of England's Gordon Banks, saving a header from Brazil's Pele's during the 1970 World Cup to inspire you to come up with your own great saves.

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Despite Banks's great save, Brazil won the group match 1-0 on their way to winning the competition. Remember, we are also asking for your thoughts on the 2014-15 fixtures, which have been announced today.

Tweet us using #bbcworldcup or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Spain will be looking to make amends for their shocking start to the World Cup, on day seven in Brazil.

The holders face Chile (20:00 BST) in the Maracana and must get something from their second Group B outing following their stunning 5-1 defeat by the Netherlands.

Today at the World Cup tells you everything you need to know, from who is playing, who you can expect to win, which players to watch out for and how to ensure you do not miss any of the action. Read our at-a-glance guide for all the information you need on what is coming up.

Queens Park Rangers striker Charlie Austin says he is determined to make the most of the coming season after saying the release of the club's fixtures for the coming campaign has made him excited for his first experience of the Premier League.

"It's hit home now I'm in the Premier League," says Austin,, external who scored 20 goals last season to help QPR to promotion from the Championship. "I've been looking at where we are starting at and finishing at and everywhere in between.

"I'm looking forward to the Liverpool games but every game is going to be special now I'm in the Premier League and I'm determined to make the most of it."

View QPR's full fixtures list.

Image source, Daniel Sturridge

England striker Daniel Sturridge posts a video on Instagram, external of the team giving England masseur Paul Small a surprise present for his 50th birthday, by throwing him in an ice cold bath.

He may have preferred a box of chocolates, but the thought was there, I guess.

We are asking for your views on your team's 2014-15 fixture list.

Tim Stubbs:, external Peterborough's 1st game, Rochdale away. Good record w16, l9, d8 Last lost 8yrs ago Happy with that fixture, I'll be there!

Wigan v Brentford (18 October): Uwe Rosler left Brentford to take over as manager of Wigan last season. His former side went on to secure promotion, while Wigan lost out on promotion to the Premier League via the play-offs. This fixture will mark Rosler's first reunion with Brentford since his departure.

View the full Championship fixture list.