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Emily Pulham:, external Worst was sadly Rob Green's international career-killer v USA. Such a shame as I adored him at West Ham.

In 2010, with England leading 1-0, Green spilled a shot from Clint Dempsey into the net. The match ended 1-1 and the mistake proved crucial as England could only finish second in the group and therefore had to play Germany in the next round, losing 4-1.

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Australia coach Ange Postecoglou has to reshuffle his defence because of a hamstring injury to Ivan Franjic that has ruled him out of the tournament. Central defender Ryan McGowan is expected to fill in at right-back.

Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal may revert to a 4-3-3 formation despite lining up in a new 5-3-2 system for their emphatic victory over Spain. Van Gaal has no injury concerns, but Robin van Persie is among three players who are one booking away from a ban.

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The Manchester United striker scored twice in his side's 5-1 win against Spain on Friday.

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Gurunam, Liverpool fan: Rickie Lambert could not have wished for a better opening game than his former employers Southampton. Will be an emotional game for him but hoping he comes on to score the winner.

Liverpool first six fixtures: 16/8 v Southampton (H), 23/8 v Man City (A), 30/8 v Tottenham (A), 13/9 v Aston Villa (H), 20/9 v West Ham (A), 27/9 v Everton (H)

Ipswich v Norwich (23 August): The East Anglia derby resumes after Norwich's three-year stay in the Premier League came to an end with relegation last season. When they met at Portman Road in 2011, Norwich ran out 5-1 winners but the Canaries could face a very different test from Mick McCarthy's side this time.

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BBC Radio 5 live

At 13:30 BST, Mark Chapman is on Copacabana beach for the latest edition of Rio Report on BBC Radio 5 live 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.

So are we likely to see heavy rain or beautiful sunshine during today's matches?

BBC Weather's Tomasz Schafernaker looks at the conditions for Porto Alegre, Rio de Janeiro and Manaus. Tomasz's video can be seen on the BBC weather website.

Harry Redknapp expects a difficult test for his Queens Park Rangers side in their opening game of the 2014-15 Premier League season at home to Hull City.

Rangers were promoted back to the top flight by winning the Championship play-off final in May, ending a brief stay in the second tier of English football.

"Hull's going to be a tough opening game," Redknapp tells the QPR official website., external "They did a great job last year - Steve Bruce brought some good players in and they'll be looking to improve again this year. They'll be tough opposition."

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We have two topics we want your thoughts on - the 2014-15 fixtures and the best/worst examples of goalkeeping during World Cups.

John McEnerney on Twitter, external has suggested crazy Colombia goalkeeper Rene Higuita deserves a mention for his howler against Cameroon in the last 16 of the 1990 World Cup.

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Higuita, sporting a perm, lost the ball to Cameroon's Roger Milla 35 yards out and, despite a desperate chase back to goal, could not stop the striker from scoring as the African side went on to win 2-1.

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England have a bright future and should go into their match against Uruguay confident of victory, says former captain Gary Lineker.

Roy Hodgson's team, beaten 2-1 by Italy in their opening World Cup game on Saturday, play Uruguay on Thursday.

"It was an encouraging performance against Italy even if it was a rotten result," says Lineker. "There is nothing for England to fear. What they have to do is reproduce the performance they showed against Italy."

Rangers v Hearts (9 August): Ally McCoist has overseen Rangers' rise up the Scottish Football League ladder, with two promotions since 2012 seeing them move to within one promotion of the Scottish Premier League.

This season promises to be McCoist's toughest yet, with Rangers having been used to facing part-time players in the lower divisions. They open their Scottish Championship campaign against Hearts, who were relegated from the Premiership last season.

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So a reminder of the three matches on the seventh day of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

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17:00 BST - Group B: Australia v Netherlands (Porto Alegre)

20:00 BST - Group B: Spain v Chile (Rio de Janeiro)

23:00 BST - Group A: Cameroon v Croatia (Manaus)

Netherlands (pictured training) will clinch a place in the last 16 if they beat Australia in the first game and Spain then fail to beat Chile.

We are asking for your views on the fixtures for the 2014-15 season.

Carl, Vauxhall: Spurs have only had six home games on the opening day since the start of the Premier League. No wonder we always start so slowly!

Tottenham's first six games: 16/8 v West Ham (A), 23/8 v QPR (H), 30/8 v Liverpool (H), 13/9 v Sunderland (A), 20/9 v WBA (H), 27/9 v Arsenal (A)

Dundee United v Dundee (New Year's Day): With no Old Firm or Edinburgh derby, this becomes the Premiership's main same-city derby after Dundee were promoted last season. United finished fourth in the Premiership last season and after meeting Dundee at Dens Park on 20 September, they entertain them at Tannardice on New Year's Day.

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Some views on Twitter concerning the fixtures for the 2014-15 season.

Mark Andrews:, external David Moyes must be really mad looking at how easy those Manchester United fixtures are compared to the start of last season.

Hugh in France:, external Not unhappy with #mufc opening fixtures. Must be wary of the promoted clubs: most motivated at start of season.

Manchester United's first six games: 16/8 v Swansea (H), 23/8 v Sunderland (A), 30/8 v Burnley (A), 13/9 v QPR (H), 20/9 v Leicester (H), 27/9 v West Ham (H).

Celtic v Motherwell (20 September): Celtic won the Scottish Premiership title comfortably last season with Motherwell, their closest challengers, finishing 29 points behind. All eyes will be on new Celtic boss Ronny Deila to see if he can deliver another title, and this fixture could prove to be his first big test as manager.

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Everton v Tottenham (24 May): Both teams spent a large part of least season threatening for a Champions League place and if they enjoy a similar campaign this time, this final day fixture could prove the most appealing.

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Everton v Liverpool (7 February): Everton finished 12 points adrift of rivals Liverpool last season and they will be keen to try and get one over the Reds this season. They last beat them three-and-a-half years ago.

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Man Utd v Chelsea (25 October): New Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has a fairly comfortable start to his tenure, with games against Swansea, Sunderland, Burnley, QPR and Leicester. The visit of Chelsea in October looks the most testing of the first quarter of their campaign.

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Let us know your thoughts on your club's fixtures? Does your team face a tricky start?

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Arsenal v Tottenham (27 September): This fixture gives new Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino his first taste of a north London derby. Last season, Arsenal did the double over their rivals, winning both games 1-0.

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