One final reminder: There are three ways you can follow the last-16 match between France and Nigeria live with the BBC.

Gary Lineker hosts the TV coverage on BBC One from 16:30 BST, with commentary in Brasilia from Simon Brotherton and Kevin Kilbane.

On BBC Radio 5 live, Jonathan Overend is joined by Darren Fletcher and Robbie Savage to talk you through the match - with build-up also starting at 16:30 BST.

And if you can't wait that long for your World Cup fix, Neil Johnston is hosting the BBC Sport website live text commentary, which is just under way.

That's all from World Cup Sportsday for today, though. Thanks for all your comments on diving in general and Arjen Robben in particular - we'll be back tomorrow from 07:00 BST.

Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent

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Brazil director of communications Rodrigo Paiva has been provisionally suspended for their World Cup quarter-final against Colombia on Friday.

Fifa's disciplinary committee has acted pending the outcome of its investigation into an incident alleged to have taken place during Brazil's last-16 win over on Saturday.

Paiva has been accused of throwing a punch at Chile player Mauricio Pinilla during the half-time interval.

Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent

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Fifa spokeswoman Delia Fischer has spoken on Arjen Robben after he was quoted as admitting that he dived during the Netherlands 2-1 win over Mexico on Sunday.

Asked if he would face a sanction, she replied: "Not that I'm aware of."

She added: "We ask players to play in the spirit of fair play. It is up to the referees to manage the match in all areas and as part of the extensive preparations they are trained to identify simulations and issue cards to discourage this behaviour."

"We appeal to the spirit of fair play, which is the over-arching message we have to all participants."

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Mark Chapman: BBC Sport presenter: "First bit of my Roberto Martinez interview going out during France v Nigeria build-up - with Gary Lineker from 16:30 BST on BBC One."

Everton manager Martinez always speaks with great intelligence and insight about football - so that promises to be well worth a watch.

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Some Nigeria team news for you, courtesy of BBC World Service sports reporter John Bennett:, external "Victor Moses is recalled. Nigeria team: Enyeama; Ambrose, Yobo, Oshaniwa, Omeruo; Onazi, Mikel; Musa, Odemwingie, Moses; Emenike.

"Time for Victor Moses to rediscover his form from the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations. The talent is there but he seems to have lost his confidence."

Watch on BBC One or listen on BBC Radio 5 live - build-up on both starts at 16:30 BST.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Sport

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"Little bit of Netherlands training at a ramshackle Estádio Gávea. Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder press conference later."

What will Robben have to say? We'll bring you the news here on the BBC Sport website.

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Nigeria are aiming to become just the fourth African side to make the quarter finals of a World Cup tournament (after Cameroon in 1990, Senegal in 2002 and Ghana in 2010).

Jonathan Overend, Darren Fletcher and Robbie Savage build up to France v Nigeria from 16:30 BST on BBC Radio 5 live. You can see the match live on BBC One too.

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France scored eight times in three group matches, the third highest total of all the teams in Brazil, with only Netherlands (10) and Colombia (nine) more prolific.

A large reason for France's progression as Group E winners has been the form of Real Madrid forward Karim Benzema, who has scored three times and set up another two.

Benzema, 26, has netted nine goals in his last nine appearances for France after he had failed to score at both the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012.

If Nigeria are to progress, they will need a good performance from goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama, a man well known to Les Bleus supporters.

Enyeama, 31, helped Lille finish third in Ligue 1 in 2013-14 and kept 21 clean sheets in 38 league matches, including a run of 11 successive games without conceding a goal.

In Brazil, he was not beaten in Nigeria's opening two games - a 0-0 draw against Iran and a 1-0 win over Bosnia-Hercegovina, before he conceded three in his country's 3-2 loss to a Lionel Messi-inspired Argentina.

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Joachim Low's Germany side attempted 1,999 passes (including crosses and corners) in the group stage, more than any other side.

Gary Lineker
MOTD presenter and former England striker

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"Delighted to have just bumped into quite possibly the greatest African footballer of all time. Mr George Weah!"

History could be made in Porto Alegre when Germany face Algeria.

Germany forward Miroslav Klose is level with Brazil legend Ronaldo on 15 World Cup goals and this may be the 36-year-old's last chance to claim that record outright.

This is the fourth World Cup Klose has played in and he scored five times in both 2001 and 2006 and netted four goals in South Africa in 2010.

He was not used in Germany's 4-0 win against Portugal, but has come on in both of Germany's last two matches.

Klose is the oldest player in the German squad but often the man they turn to if they need a goal and could play a decisive role in this last-16 tie.

BBC News sports correspondent Natalie Pirks:, external "Anthony Fry steps down as chairman of the Premier League following a stroke in March."

Fry took over as chairman of the Premier League in June 2013, succeeding Sir Dave Richards, who had held the role since April 1999.

A graduate of Magdalen College, Oxford, Fry has spent most of his career as a corporate finance adviser. He relinquished his role as BBC Trust finance committee chairman to take up his position with the Premier League.

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Germany are looking to reach the quarter-finals of the World Cup for the 16th consecutive - and then win the trophy for the fourth time.

It was on this day in 1954 that West Germany equalled the record for the biggest ever semi-final win when they defeated Austria 6-1 on the way to their first World Cup triumph in Switzerland.

That winning margin in a semi-final has only been achieved on one other occasion - in the first World Cup in 1930 in Uruguay, when the hosts beat Yugoslavia 6-1 and Argentina beat the United States by the same scoreline.

The 1954 final saw West Germany rally from two goals down to beat much-fancied Hungary 3-2 in a match that became known in Germany as the 'Miracle of Bern'.

Germany have won the tournament twice since and have lost four more finals.

Former Republic of Ireland international Kevin Kilbane
MOTD co-commentator

"Should be a belter today in Brasilia for France v Nigeria. I'm joining Simon Brotherton on commentary. Live on BBC One, 17:00 BST kick-off."

There's full commentary too on BBC Radio 5 live - and live text commentary here on the BBC Sport website.

Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent

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Steven Defour of Belgium will serve a one-match ban and has been fined 7,500 Swiss Francs (£5,000) for his red card in the game against South Korea.

Fifa's disciplinary committee were considering a longer ban for his tackle on Kim Shin-wook.

Defour will miss tomorrow's match between Belgium and the United States.

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At 12:40, @QuestionofSport, external set you the following #QSTeaser:

Since 1990, which six players have scored two or more World Cup finals goals for France?

Answer: Karim Benzema, Thierry Henry, Emmanuel Petit, Lilian Thuram, Patrick Vieira and Zinedine Zidane, pictured here scoring against Brazil in the 1998 final.

We'll have another #QSTeaser for you tomorrow.

David Ornstein
BBC Sport in Brazil

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Germany coach Joachim Low says has no fear of Algeria seeking revenge over their controversial exit from the 1982 World Cup.

A convenient 1-0 win for West Germany over Austria saw the pair advance to the second round at Algeria's expense in Spain 32 years ago. It became known at the 'Anschluss of Gijon'.

"Gijon?" said Low. "Forget it. No, that's not a subject. We have not even spoken about that. I know that in Algeria this is a subject which is constantly present and, of course, they are trying to motivate their team by using this argument.

"But the players of Algeria were mainly not born yet in the year this happened in Gijon, and our players - except Klose and Weidenfeller - had not yet been born. So these players have no idea what it was. That is over 30 years ago and that's not longer a subject for us."

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Algeria's six goals have been scored by five different players. Only Colombia (six) had more scorers during the group stages of the World Cup.

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BBC Sport pundit Mark Lawrenson: "Germany have got such a strong squad they can bring people on to change the direction of a game.

"Algeria have done fantastically well to get this far, you saw that in their celebrations when they got the draw they needed with Russia to progress to the knockout stage for the first time.

"I cannot see them beating Germany but they will have a go and they will try to play as well - credit to them that they did not kick their way out of their group or park the bus."

Lawro's prediction: Germany 2-0 Algeria

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Nigeria have won only one of their past 11 World Cup matches - but that win, against Bosnia on 21 June, was crucial to their qualification for today's last-16 match against France.