Image source, Keylor Navas

Costa Rica's Keylor Navas posts a picture on Twitter of the stadium in Recife where his side will play Italy today.

His team-mate Daniel Cambronero on Twitter, external adds: Here with Michael Barrantes at the Pernambuco Arena Stadium.

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Former England manager Graham Taylor on BBC Radio 5 live

"I think defensively we need to look at one or two things. At that level you need to watch players like Luis Suarez and we didn't do that. You could say the defending was naive.

"It's a process of building and it takes time. Roy Hodgson has only been in the job for two years and it takes longer than that to put a team together in international football.

"I do hope that the FA stick with him; I wouldn't want them to act like a Premier League club. I think they will stick with him."

BBC Radio 5 live

On BBC Radio 5 live Breakfast It's Your Call from 09:00 BST presenter Nicky Campbell asks 'Why do England never learn?'

Former England assistant manager Derek Fazackerley and ex-England striker Kevin Davies join in the debate.

Call 0500 909 693, text 85058 to get involved in that one. It's sure to be lively.

Colombia's 2-1 win against Ivory Coast, along with Japan's 0-0 draw with Greece, has taken the South Americans into the last 16 of the World Cup for only the second time in their history.

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Here are the thoughts on Twitter of some of their players.

Right-back Santiago Arias:, external Thank God for a new target, we continue to work with humility and pride to represent Colombia.

Playmaker Fredy Guarin:, external We have gone a step further. It is important to keep the dream alive. I'm dreaming.

Midfielder James Rodriguez:, external One team, one country is happy.

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BBC Radio 5 live

If you are going to relive yesterday's action then short and sharp is the way. Like ripping off a plaster.

BBC Radio 5 live have put three World Cup games, a raft of reaction and two Carlos Valderrama wigs into the blender and blitzed it down to five minutes.

It is your Pint-sized World Cup: Day Eight.

Former England winger Chris Waddle on BBC Radio 5 live

"I'm just fed up of talking about the same old problems. The biggest problem is the Premier League. They have a product which they sell around the world which is entertaining but it's doing our players no good whatsoever.

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"This is a Premier league side which played in what is supposed to be the best league in the world. You're not telling me that all of those Uruguayan players will get in many teams in the world apart from Suarez.

"We go on banging a drum about we've got this and we've got that. Do you know what makes the Premier League exciting? It's players like Luis Suarez, the foreign players. We hype all our players massively, as we always do."

George via text: Let's not forget where we were four years ago. England 0-0 Algeria probably the worst and most uninspiring game of professional football ever played. We might be practically out for 2014 but what an improvement!

Pete via text: How can we expect a team to go out and perform when they don't play regularly together? All the top teams play their best players and the same formation whether it be friendlies or competitive games. England are obsessed with experimenting when they should be looking to settle the side and formation.

Dave, Lincoln, via text: Johnson, Jagielka, Baines don't look confident, Henderson adds nothing and Gerrard doesn't seem to know what his role is, all down to Hodgson I'm afraid.

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In the last match on Thursday, Japan and Greece played out a goalless draw that did little for either's prospects of reaching the last 16.

Greece captain Konstantinos Katsouranis was sent off after two bookings in the first half, but Japan could not make the man advantage count.

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Manchester United playmaker Shinji Kagawa was left on the bench by the Blue Samurai, coming on after 57 minutes, but to little effect.

The result ensured Colombia qualified for the last 16. Both Japan and Greece could still also go through, but they are two points behind second-placed Ivory Coast in Group C ahead of the final game. Match highlights.

While England's defeat to Uruguay dominated debate and attention last night, there were also two other games.

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Colombia's players got their touchline groove on in the early game as they celebrated goals from James Rodriguez and Juan Quintero against Ivory Coast.

Former Arsenal winger Gervinho pulled a goal back for the African side with a lovely slaloming run, but it was too little too late. Match highlights.

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Click on the play button at the top of this page and you could be watching Match of the Day right now. But if you don't have time at the moment fear not as we have a 10-minute clip on the website of the highlights from Thursday's action.

Also, click on the highlights tab at any time today and we will see a range of action, interviews and features for your enjoyment. So what are you waiting for?

The headlines have not changed much since last night. If you don't want to be reminded of the result, look away now.

• England manager Roy Hodgson insists he will not resign, despite his side facing World Cup elimination after 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.

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Uruguay captain Diego Lugano, who missed the England match because of injury, writes on Twitter:, external Hope is alive. Everyone deserved this win. We are very happy after an intense game. I am very proud of the attitude of the group, for their dedication and commitment. And if we had lost I would feel the same. Now another big game comes. We're thinking of Italy.

Uruguay striker Edinson Cavani also on Twitter:, external Great to continue dreaming, this group never stops.

England defender Phil Jagielka admitted that the way his side conceded Uruguay's second, from a long goal-kick from Fernando Muslera, a miscued header from Steven Gerrard and Luis Suarez's emphatic finish, was disappointing.

"We played pretty well but not good enough," he said

"We are very disappointed as defenders, that is the last thing you want to see from a punt down the field. Everyone is absolutely devastated."

Some reaction on Twitter to England's 2-1 loss to Uruguay.

Huw Evans:, external I honestly think that despite losing; England are starting to play the right style of football, there are plenty of positives.

Steve:, external At least we can relax and enjoy the show now without nursing a forlorn hope that we would make an impact on the competition.

Ryan Williams:, external We labelled Lallana our most confident player on the ball, but only 30 minutes play time shows Roy had no confidence in him. Poor.

Keep your thoughts coming in to us on Twitter (#bbcsportsday), text (81111 - UK only) and Facebook.

Italy striker Mario Balotelli is pumped up to help out England against Costa Rica, but only at a price.

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The ex-Manchester City man tweeted:, external If we beat Costa Rica I want a kiss, obviously on the cheek, from the UK Queen.

Gary Lineker
Match of the Day presenter

"England had chances but their final ball was not good enough and the finishing was not good enough - again.

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"But the big concern was defensively, we looked weak at times and it proved the case in both matches against Italy and Uruguay. What was really exasperating in the Uruguay game was we got ourselves back in the game after going behind.

"Everything seemed to be going great then to make a schoolboy error like that for Suarez's winner beggars belief. It was just a lack of concentration. How can you do that when you know a draw could make such a difference?"

So what did you think of England's performance yesterday? Where and why has it gone so wrong for England in Brazil? Which players should have been picked to play or included in the squad? Who have not performed?

We want your thoughts and opinions and we will post your best messages on this page throughout the day. So get involved on Twitter, using the hashtag #bbcworldcup, leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page, external or text us on 81111 (UK only).

England striker Daniel Sturridge on Twitter, external after the match against Uruguay: I feel sick right now. Heartbroken I swear. Sorry to the fans and everyone back home. It aint over till it's over. #gutted

England manager Roy Hodgson insists he will not resign, despite his side being on the brink of elimination from the World Cup at the group stage.

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"I don't have any intention to resign," says Hodgson. "I've been really happy with the way the players have responded to the work we've tried to do.

"I'm bitterly disappointed, of course, but I don't feel I need to resign, no. On the other hand, if the FA think I'm not the right man to do the job, that will be their decision not mine."

England's hopes of staying in the World Cup are heavily reliant on Italy. Cesare Prandelli's side need to beat Costa Rica in this evening's first match (17:00 BST), with any other result sending Roy Hodgson's team out.

But even then, more luck will still be needed. Italy need to then defeat Uruguay and England must triumph against Costa Rica on Tuesday.

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England are down. Later today they could be out.