And on that rather boozy note, we will leave you in the hands of Tom Rostance, who is building up to England's final match of this World Cup.

Thanks for your company today and we hope you'll join us again for some more World Cup goodness tomorrow.

The Caipirinha, made with cachaca (sugar-cane brandy), sugar and lime, is Brazil's national cocktail.

There are a number of variations, such as caipiroska, made with vodka instead of cachaca. It's also possible to vary the "roska" part of the drink, based on your fruit of choice. In Natal, where Italy play Uruguay, there's also the local "cajaroska" - a taste only found in the north east.

The area is also famous for its lace and embroidery, including curtains, towels and clothes.

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BBC Sport's Mark Chapman on Twitter:, external Avoiding a beach run before work as currently there is a bull being taken for a walk on it.

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Here's a sorry-looking scene England's players have got to look forward to.

Spain players disembark at Madrid's airport after journey flight home from Brazil. The flight was earlier than expected as the world champions exited the World Cup after defeat in their opening two fixtures.

A wise man once said: "Never bet against your own team."

Well, keep it to yourself, but Scott Jardine, a 41-year-old Worthing man, stands to land £3,000 if Costa Rica triumph against England tonight. You wouldn't begrudge him that ... would you?

Phil McNulty
BBC chief football writer in Brazil

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This is the day even England's worst pessimists thought would never arrive - a dead rubber in their final World Cup group game with manager Roy Hodgson trying to give everyone a go to make them feel they have played their part in the tournament.

Hodgson talked about the "realm of despair" that has enveloped the England camp since their loss to Uruguay and a victory for today's opponents Costa Rica against Italy sent them out.

If there is still despair, he must lift it quickly because another defeat here in Belo Horizonte may just test the mood of the public back in England and those supporting out here a bit more.

John McEnerney:, external England need to lose to give them the kick in the pants they really need!

Richard Jones:, external Why are we so obsessed with passion? I suspect nous and cunning made Balotelli stroll free at our far post rather than passion.

Matt Austin:, external I want to see a confident performance from the youngsters. Those who've played so far have been refreshingly unafraid of the ball.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

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On Twitter:, external Pitchside for the final time for BBC Radio 5 live.

Greece's previous World Cup games against African opposition were both against Nigeria, losing in 1994 (0-2) and winning in 2010 (2-1).

Eight of Ivory Coast's 12 goals at the World Cup have been scored after the 60th minute of games.

Japan have never beaten South American opposition at the World Cup (D1 L2).

Colombia won their only game against an Asian team at a World Cup (2-0 v United Arab Emirates in 1990).

Chris Birkle:, external Shocked Roy has named a B team for tonight. As if travelling fans haven't been let down enough, now we're not even trying to win.

Scott Clark:, external Why all the doom and gloom? This is the start of a new era for England!

Adam Johnson:, external After poor run at World Cup 2011, England rugby rebuilt with young skilled players and great team spirit. Can football do the same?

BBC Radio 5 live

Can't get to a TV tonight? Don't worry too much - BBC Radio 5 live's got your back.

From 16:30 Mark Pougatch presents 5 live Sport from Belo Horizonte for build-up to England's final World Cup match against Costa Rica. He'll be joined by Danny Mills, Chris Waddle as well as Phil Neville with his thoughts on the England's performances in Brazil.

Match commentary starts at 5pm, which will be followed by 6-0-6 with Mark Chapman and Chris Waddle. Get in touch with your views on England at this World Cup by calling 0500 909 693.

Then, at 21:00 you can listen to commentary on Greece v Ivory Coast with updates from Japan v Columbia.

Douglas Law:, external We have to face facts, England's game is irrelevant. We might as well play it like a friendly and try new players and tactics.

Dave Munro:, external As everyone has said, a win would be nice! Just to prove that we're not as bad as we seem right now.

Mac Jerry:, external I just don't know what I want to see. A win seems to be too hard for them to give. A loss, well we've had two of those already!

We're asking: What would you like to see from England against Costa Rica? Is a result more important than the performance? Will a victory go any way to easing the pain of the previous defeats?

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Costa Rica manager Jorge Luis Pinto says he expects a response from England in tonight's Group D fixture.

Roy Hodgson's team are yet to pick up a point in the World Cup so far and Pinto said: "England must take some pride out of Brazil.

"The mother of football cannot leave without points and that makes it very complex."

Right then. Here's today's #QSTeaser from our pals at A Question of Sport:

Who are the eight players whose surnames start with 'S' to play for England at the World Cup since 1998?

Go!

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live in Natal

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On Twitter:, external The beach at Natal. They're still letting off fireworks here this morning after Brazil's win last night.

Steve McClaren also said he understood Harry Redknapp's claims that players try to avoid international duty, but believed players still wanted to represent their country.

"When you do get hectic schedules, and these players are playing Champions League football, and then you get friendlies and they have niggling injuries, you can very much understand what Harry is saying," said the Derby boss.

"But I've worked with England for many years, and everybody wants to play for England."

Asked who he thought would win the World Cup, McClaren said: "Out of European teams I say Germany has the best chance. And then there's Brazil, because they have to."

Former England manger Steve McClaren has opted for the carnival atmosphere of Wimbledon rather than Rio and has told the BBC he is shocked England have been knocked out of the World Cup so early.

"It's been so quick, just two games and it's finished," said McClaren, who was at the helm when England failed to qualify for Euro 2008.

"I look at England now and it's totally different, and quite rightly, we're trying to adapt with these younger players coming through and that's left us vulnerable at the back."

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Uruguay striker Luis Suarez on Twitter:, external Thanks for coming and supporting me as always. You give me more energy than everyone else!! I love you a lot!

Greece v Ivory Coast, Group C (21:00 BST)

Mark Lawrenson: "Ivory Coast carry a goal threat and, in the last half-hour of their defeat by Colombia, with Didier Drogba and Salomon Kalou on with Yaya Toure, they could easily have nicked a draw.

"Greece know a win could put them through but they have not been great and, as soon as they go a goal down, it could be game over."

Lawro's prediction: Greece 0-2 Ivory Coast

Japan v Colombia, Group C (21:00 BST)

Mark Lawrenson: "I was at Colombia's win over Ivory Coast in Brasilia and they are another of the teams to have impressed me. Most of their fans seem to be in my hotel, and they kept me awake all night celebrating that victory.

"James Rodriguez is a livewire going forward and I like the look of Mario Yepes at the back too.

"Japan need to win to have any chance of progressing but I cannot see that happening. I did not think much of them in their first two group games, especially up front, where they don't look like they have got enough quality."

Lawro's prediction: Japan 0-2 Colombia