A Scotland fan who was seen celebrating a Uruguay goal with south American fans while wearing a Scotland away kit, Saltire flag, tartan hat and ginger wig at Arena de Sao Paulo has been named as Mark McConville of Glasgow.

The 41-year-old, who had been donating football strips to children in Brazil, was outed by his brother Damien on Facebook.

"The Tartan Army Fan partying with the Uruguayans is Mark McConville who brought lots of fitba strips for weans in the Amazon region," said Damien.

You can watch him cheering on Luis Suarez and the rest of La Celeste here.

Derek Fazackerley, England's assistant manager under Kevin Keegan, tells BBC Radio 5 live that Roy Hodgson's squad will be hurting at their failure in Brazil.

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"I have had the misfortune to be in exactly the same position when we came out of the tournament in Belgium in Euro 2000," says Fazackerley.

"I can assure you that the England players will be absolutely devastated. They'll be struggling to sleep. What they want is to go to a World Cup and put on a fantastic performance. All the financial rewards that players get have absolutely nothing to do with it."

Ibrahim Toure, younger brother of Ivory Coast stars Kolo and Yaya, has died at the age of 28 in Manchester, the country's football federation has announced., external

Ibrahim Toure, who played as a striker, signed for Lebanese champions Safa of last season.

Kolo and Yaya Toure learned of their brother's death hours after yesterday's 2-1 World Cup defeat to Colombia.

High noon headlines.

• England manager Roy Hodgson insists he will not resign after his side were pushed to the brink of World Cup elimination by Thursday's 2-1 defeat to Uruguay.

• Uruguay match-winner Luis Suarez says victory brought him retribution against his critics in England.

• England need Italy to beat Costa Rica tonight and the Azzurri to win against Uruguay on Tuesday, along with a win themselves over Costa Rica, to make the last 16.

Jason Mohammad
BBC Sport presenter

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"Preparing match stats for Italy v Costa Rica. The view from my office in Recife."

Coverage of Italy v Costa Rica begins on BBC One at 16:00 BST.

Scillaci, Derby on text: "Good performances", "could possibly still qualify" are the kind of comments that ensure we will never come out of the malaise we've been in for almost half a century. The reality is the performances in Brazil have been woeful.

"All other nations have one outfield player with the ball and all other nine moving to make options whereas our other nine are forever stationary.

"The same problem gets worse when we are not in possession. We are still of the childish belief that football is played with the ball when the rest of the world understood long ago that it is played more without the ball than with it."

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"Anything except neutral" reads the headline. After a 3-0 win over Honduras in Les Bleus' opening game, L'Equipe are pumped for France's meeting with neighbouring Switzerland this evening.

France's Karim Benzema will move level at the list of top goalscorers in the 2014 World Cup if he scores in his side's match against Switzerland tonight.

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The top goalscorers so far are:

Three goals: Thomas Muller (Germany), Robin van Persie (Netherlands), Arjen Robben (Netherlands).

Two goals: Luis Suarez (Uruguay), Karim Benzema (France), Mario Mandzukic (Croatia), Tim Cahill (Australia), Neymar (Brazil), Gervinho (Ivory Coast), James Rodriguez (Colombia).

BBC Radio 5 live producer Phil Wye on Twitter:, external Porto Alegre at sunrise. Reminded today how vast Brazil is: leaving here where it's 7C, for Fortaleza where it's 30C.

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There will be commentary of all three matches of today's matches on BBC Radio 5 live.

Group D - Italy v Costa Rica (17:00 BST, Recife). Commentator: Darren Fletcher. Summariser: Jason Roberts.

Group E - Switzerland v France (20:00 BST, Salvador). Commentator: Simon Brotherton. Summariser: Pat Nevin.

Group E - Honduras v Ecuador (23:00 BST, Curitiba). Commentator: Ian Brown. Summariser: John Hartson.

Keep the faith! With personal pride and places at stake, former Italy playmaker Gianfranco Zola says his countrymen will be motivated to beat both Costa Rica and Uruguay, keeping alive England's chances of reaching the last 16.

"Oh we will try, don't worry about that. Like England, we have a lot of young players in the team and sure they want to impress. If we do well today, against Costa Rica, we want to win the next one as well," he told BBC Radio 5 live.

"There are good things in front of this England team, I believe. Both times they lost, it was in a narrow way. There is talent. There is a young side. To get better, you have to have difficult moments. I'm sure they will come back stronger."

Darren Fletcher
BBC commentator

"Italy v Costa Rica for me today on BBC Radio 5 live with Jason Roberts. Big implications for England. If Italy win we are still alive!#believe."

There is live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live of the Italy v Costa Rica game. It can also be watched live on BBC One with the programme starting at 16:00 BST.

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The poignancy is painful.

This is the first photo in a BBC Sport gallery covering the build-up, action and aftermath of Uruguay v England last night.

We should warn you. It contains other images that some England supporters may find distressing.

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live

"Sadly, it's not been good enough. It's the same old things we have talked about. It's a lack of composure under pressure and an inability to keep the ball.

"Defensively, we have not been good enough. Against Italy, we were caught out by a short corner for the first goal. For the second goal, Baines dived in and Balotelli moved off Cahill.

"Against Uruguay, it was almost the same. Johnson doesn't get tight enough to the cross and Suarez moves off Jagielka. The second goal was shocking, it was a flick-on from Gerrard, there was nothing he could do, but Baines, Jagielka and Cahill were all over the shop. There was no defensive shape or organisation at all."

Ivory Coast coach Sabri Lamouchi says they did not deserve the 2-1 defeat to Colombia in yesterday's World Cup match, reports L'Equipe., external

Also in L'Equipe,, external France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, 27, says the balance of the team is still fragile despite their strong performance in their 3-0 win against Honduras.

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Paris St-Germain defender Thiago Silva, 29, has urged fans to remain calm as he believes Brazil will move on to the next round at the World Cup despite being held to a 0-0 draw by Mexico, reports Marca., external

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Eleven of your British Summer Time bells. Time for your headlines.

• England manager Roy Hodgson insists he will not resign after his side were pushed to the brink of World Cup elimination by Thursday's 2-1 defeat to Uruguay.

• Uruguay match-winner Luis Suarez says victory brought him retribution against his critics in England.

• England need Italy to beat Costa Rica tonight and the Azzurri to win against Uruguay on Tuesday, along with a win themselves over Costa Rica, to make the last 16.

Will, London on text: "Before the World Cup, everyone was saying there was no expectation of us progressing, give young players a chance, build for the future. Then after one match against Italy, suddenly the huge expectation is back again.

"Perspective - this is the young, inexperienced team that everyone was calling for a couple of weeks ago. It was naive to think we would do anything other than try out best and fail against the world's best. But the future is bright."

Steve Wilson
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"Early start with Kevin Kilbane to get to Cuiba, Nigeria v Bosnia-Herze tomorrow. Possibly the key match in the group and pressure on Nigeria."

Defender Joleon Lescott, whose most recent of 26 England caps came against Montenegro in March 2013, has signed for West Brom after leaving Manchester City as a free agent at the end of last season.

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Uruguayan newspaper Tribuna, external hail Luis Suarez's late winner as the "perfect crime".

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The Daily Mail juxtapose the delight of Luis Suarez and a desolate Wayne Rooney on their back page.

Once you get inside, Neil Ashton, the paper's football news correspondent, has called for England boss Roy Hodgson to be removed from his post.

"It is a modern-day football scandal," he writes of England's defeats against Italy and Uruguay., external

"It is incredible to think that captain Steven Gerrard and Hodgson told us that there were no special plans in place to stop one of the world's leading strikers. Is this for real? Were they being serious? It cannot be so. Say it ain't so."