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"Roll up! Roll up! Your chance to be bitten by Luis Suarez!"

That's right. People on Copacabana beach in Rio have been queuing up to have their photo taken with an advert featuring an open-mouthed Luis Suarez.

The Uruguay and Liverpool was given the biggest ban in World Cup history for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini on Tuesday.

Watch the video on BBC News.

Glenn Sissen:, external Debuchy, average for his club, but quality for his country. Would love to have him at right back over Glen Johnson.

Algeria's success in qualifying for the last 16 has been celebrated in France sports paper L'Equipe., external

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You have chosen your left-back, now it is time for the other full-back.

So here are the shortlist of right-backs for you to choose from:

Serge Aurier (Ivory Coast)

Fabian Johnson (USA)

Pablo Zabaleta (Argentina)

Toby Alderweireld (Belgium)

Mathieu Debuchy (France)

Dani Alves (Brazil)

The voting buttons will appear on the right-hand side if you are using desktop or laptop, and if you're more of a mobile type of person then click on the tab.

Daley Blind (Netherlands)

Minutes played: 270 Tackles won: 2 Blocks: 0 Recovered balls: 13

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This is better than Eurovision. Slightly.

We have the results of who you have selected as your left-back of the World Cup so far.

It is Dutch flankman Daley Blind - and by some considerable margin. The 24-year-old Ajax man joins Guillermo Ochoa in the line-up.

Blind 57% of the votes.

Junior Diaz 14%

Marcos Rojo 10%

Ricardo Rodriguez 9%

Patrice Evra 6%

Jose Holebas 4%

Up next - the right-back.

That's it - the voting is over for who you've chosen as your left-back of the World Cup group stage. Results will appear here very soon.

You have about two minutes remaining to vote for your left-back of the World Cup group stage. Who will join goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa in your team?

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Algeria forward Islam Slimani:, external Un rêve d'enfance qui se réalise. Et ce n'est pas fini

Approximate translation: A childhood dream which is fulfilled. And it is not finished.

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Belgium forward Divock Origi:, external Historic win, 9 out of 9 . A special thanks to the fans, we did this all together!…

Rian Hoskins:, external Ochoa is a fair choice but Chile's Claudio Bravo should be a voting option. He's been terrific and just moved to Barcelona.

Tom Hiscott:, external Have voted for Marcos Rojo, but believe Chile's Eugenio Mena should be up for consideration here.

And, while you're picking your team of this tournament, remember that you can also choose your all-time greatest World Cup XI.

Before this year's tournament in Brazil began, our experts chose 110 of the best World Cup players of all time and then, from that list, we gave you the opportunity to select an XI.

How hard is it? Very hard. Find out here.

A forgotten passport, a dog on a plane and a stolen car - it's all been encountered by BBC Radio 5 live's Robbie Savage during his time in Brazil.

It's all included in his latest column, where he suggests that his wife Sarah "needs a shave".

Jake:, external The best LB has to be Ricardo Rodriguez, he's always in the right places. I've seen him assist goals & do goal line clearances.

Seamus in Warsaw:, external This is the same Daley Blind who took the role of hit-man against Chile?

Italy striker Mario Balotelli is prepared to consider a move away from AC Milan, according to his agent.

While AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has defended the 23-year-old for his performances in Brazil, another club vice-president Barbara Berlusconi hinted at the possibility of a Balotelli transfer this summer by saying he is "replaceable".

"Mario is sad, desperate," Balotelli's agent Mino Raiola told Gazzetta dello Sport. "Only Galliani has defended him while the FIGC (Italian football federation) remains absolutely silent.

"If for her Mario is replaceable, she should set up a meeting in the club's headquarters and we will find a solution, just as I am used to doing. I remember that Mario had other important offers."

To help you out in your voting for your left-back of the tournament so far, have at look at the these facts and stats.

Costa Rica's Junior Diaz supplied the cross for Bryan Ruiz to head the winner against Italy, the goal that ultimately put England out of the World Cup.

Marcos Rojo scored the winner in Argentina's 3-2 defeat of Nigeria, a result that maintained their 100% record.

Daley Blind is the son of Danny Blind, who will become Netherlands coach after the 2016 Euros.

Calum Chalmers:, external Junior Diaz has been quietly brilliant this WC and a big part of the Costa Rica game. Good defensively also, rare now.

Gabriel:, external I don't see how Luke Shaw is better than Daley Blind. All these fuss about English players need to stop. They are not good!

BBC Radio 5 live

PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor: "Obviously I thought Fifa were going to come down heavily.

"This is a human being who is clearly one of the best footballers in the world but he has this trait in his character which is so abnormal that needs looking at. We thought we'd got him back on track to the extent that he was player of the year.

"For it to impact on Liverpool, this is very unusual. It would only be like that if it were drugs or if it was match-fixing so it's going to increase that tension between club and country now. Clubs are going to be thinking 'not only do we pay the wages when we let them go for their country, they might get into disciplinary problems and we might not even have him for our club fixtures'."

Here is the list of World Cup left-backs you can vote for. Who impressed you the most during the group stage? The voting buttons will appear on the right if you are using desktop or tablet, or can be located by clicking on the tab on your mobile.

Daley Blind (Netherlands)

Patrice Evra (France)

Junior Diaz (Costa Rica)

Ricardo Rodriguez (Switzerland)

Marcos Rojo (Argentina)

Jose Holebas (Greece)

Guillermo Ochoa (Mexico)

Minutes played: 270 Conceded: 1 Save rate: 88.9%

Did you know? Ochoa is without a club having ended his three-year stay with French club Ajaccio.

Brad Freidel on Ochoa's performance in the 0-0 draw with Brazil: "One of the all-time great World Cup performances from Ochoa - the save from Neymar's header in the first half just gets better every time. He's gone all the way around the ground saluting the Mexico supporters and they are loving him."

Watch Ochoa's superb save against Brazil