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Here are the results from the Sportsday voters:

So who takes the goalkeeper's jersey? It is the Mexico cat Guillermo Ochoa.

Ochoa got 56% of the votes. That wasn't close was it?

The left-back vote is coming up.

Dave B:, external Courtois - only goal he has conceded was a penalty

Ope Adewale:, external Nigeria's Vincent Enyeama has been in very good form making important saves

Dave Hawthorne:, external Been very impressed with Navas from Costa Rica!

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Nigeria's Vincent Enyeama has made 18 saves, more than any other goalkeeper in the tournament.

But is he your goalkeeper in the World Cup XI?

We will be revealing the result of your goalkeeper of the World Cup group stage very soon.

And here if the full list of the BBC's coverage of the second-round matches in Brazil.

Saturday, 28 June: Brazil v Chile (live TV and radio coverage, 17:00 BST)

Saturday, 28 June: Colombia v Uruguay (live radio coverage, 21:00 BST)

Sunday, 29 June: Netherlands v Mexico (live radio coverage, 17:00 BST)

Sunday, 29 June: Costa Rica v Greece (live radio coverage, 21:00 BST)

Monday, 30 June: France v Nigeria (live TV and radio coverage, 17:00 BST)

Monday, 30 June: Germany v Algeria (live radio coverage, 21:00 BST)

Tuesday, 1 July: Argentina v Switzerland (live TV and radio coverage, 17:00 BST)

Tuesday, 1 July: Belgium v USA (live TV and radio coverage, 21:00 BST)

Brazil's second-round clash with Chile is the pick of the last-16 ties that will be shown on the BBC.

The hosts will bid to reach the quarter-finals on Saturday at 17:00 BST in a match that will be shown live on BBC One.

The BBC will also broadcast live coverage of the France v Nigeria game on Monday, 30 June and both the Argentina v Switzerland and Belgium v USA matches the following day.

"What's this voting thing I can see?!!!", we hear you cry.

Well, BBC Sport thought let's have some fun on this rest day - so we decided to give you a chance to vote for your World Cup XI.

The vote for the goalkeeper is under way and will run until 09:45 BST - the results will appear at about 09:50 BST. You can use the buttons on the right if you're using desktop and tablet, or click the tab on your mobile.

You will also be able to vote for your left-back, right-back, centre-backs, midfield and forwards - so stay here. We've opted for a 4-3-3 formation - it's the way to go isn't it? Or is that 4-2-3-1?

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Germany midfielder/striker/superhero Thomas Muller: , externalAngeschlagene Boxer sind die gefährlichsten Boxer :-) Jetzt geht's in der KO-Runde richtig los. Ein Gruß an alle Fans

Roughly translated: Bruised Boxer is the most dangerous boxer :-) Now in the knockout stage it really begins. Greetings to all fans.

Following the biting controversy that has resulted in a four-month ban from football, Luis Suarez has lost of one his sponsors, the online gambling company 888.com.

"888poker signed Luis Suarez following a fantastic season for which his achievements were widely recognised," said a statement. "Regrettably, following his actions during Uruguay's World Cup match against Italy on Tuesday, 888poker has decided to terminate its relationship with Luis Suarez with immediate effect."

Nigel: Luis Suarez is a disgrace to his club and country. Liverpool should try and get rid asap. He misses most of the season with suspensions anyway. Can't condone behaviour like that in any shape or form. That's 3 times now.

Martin: Such a lack of humility from the Uruguayans. Truly hope they get absolutely spanked by the Colombians.

So, you're one of the most powerful men in the world, yet you have a flight to catch when your nation is playing in the World Cup.

Luckily, you're flying on Air Force One and you have the remote control. So, for President Barack Obama, the United States' defeat by Germany was watched in mid-air, as seen by the picture tweeted by Doug Mills of the New York Times.

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There you go. The voting buttons are on the right-hand side if you are using desktop and tablet and use the vote tab if you are using mobile.

Go here for the full terms of conditions - we will announce the results on this page throughout the day.

So here we go with the first vote for your World Cup XI of the tournament so far.

We start with the goalkeepers. Who do you want to be your final line of defence?

Guillermo Ochoa (Mexico)

Keylor Navas (Costa Rica)

Thibaut Courtois (Belgium)

Sergio Romero (Argentina)

Vincent Enyeama (Nigeria)

Tim Howard (USA)

Details of how to vote are coming up.

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U.S Soccer: , externalThe @EmpireStateBldg looks great tonight! Red, White and Blue to celebrate the #USMNT advancing at the @FIFAWorldCup!

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We have a sneaky feeling Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo might not figure in the World Cup XI.

"Portugal were never favourites, you just have to look at qualifying for this. It was difficult from the start," he said after he scored his only goal on Brazil 2014 in Portugal's 2-1 win over Ghana. Both sides were eliminated from the competition.

"We have to be humble and know our capabilities. At the moment, there are better national teams than ours."

It is nearly time for you to vote for your World Cup XI of the tournament so far (4-3-3 formation):

09:00-09:45 (all times BST) - Goalkeeper vote - Result at 09:50

10:00-10:45 - Left-back - Result at 10:50

11:00-11:45 - Right-back - Result at 11:50

12:00-12:45 - Centre-back - Result at 12:50 Two top in vote go in the team

13:00-13:45 - Midfielder - Result at 13:50 Top three in vote go in team

14:00-14:45 - Forwards - Result at 14:50 Top three in vote go in team

15:00-16:00 - Debate the team

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Belgium midfielder Marouane Fellaini:, external Well done guys... Look forward for next round com on Belgium

USA player Chris Wondolowski:, external So proud to be a part of this team. A nice reward for some hard work, a trip to the round of 16 but now the real work begins #believe #1N1T

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"I am very proud, we played a heroic match and we deserved to qualify. We're very, very proud," said Algeria coach Vahid Halilhodzic after his side secured a draw with Russia to reach the last 16 for the first time.

The story of the Desert Foxes' passage to the second round doesn't make great reading for England...

• This tournament is the first time ever that two African teams have reached the knockout stages (Algeria and Nigeria)

• Algeria have scored all in three group games - they had previously failed to find the net in five tournament matches

• Algeria have scored more goals at this World Cup (six) than England have in their past two World Cups combined

Cameroon president Paul Biya has called for an inquiry into the country's poor performance at the World Cup.

The Indomitable Lions' campaign in Brazil was a disaster as they lost all three group games, had a player sent off and team-mates fought on the pitch. Cameroon conceded nine goals, scored only one and were the first team to be eliminated from the competition.

Prime minister Philemon Yang has been ordered to open an investigation into the causes of the problems. A statement on Cameroon radio said: "He [Yang] should provide results within a month and make proposals for a deep and urgent reconstruction of Cameroon football."