Team doctor Alberto Pan has said Luis Suarez will be fit for Uruguay's must-win final group match with Italy on Tuesday.

Image source, Getty Images

He was reported to be "exhausted, very tired and cramped" following his two-goal haul in his side's 2-1 win against England.

Captain Diego Lugano, who missed the England game because of pain in his left knee, is still undergoing treatment and remains a doubt.

Uruguay have to secure a victory on Tuesday, while Italy only need a point to knock the South American side out and reach the last 16.

Argentina and Iran were not allowed to practise at Belo Horizonte's Estadio Mineirao yesterday ahead of tonight's Group F match because of concerns over the state of the pitch.

After inspecting the playing surface, Argentina coach Alejandro Sabella said it was OK but not as good as the pitch at the Maracana in Rio de Janeiro, where his team played their first match.

So the question I'm sure you have all been asking today is: 'What is the weather going to be like in Brazil today?'

Well, the answer is it will be mainly dry for the group games today in the World Cup. But it will be humid later for the games in Fortaleza and Cuiaba.

A video of the forecast can be viewed on the BBC Weather page.

We have live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live from all three of today's games at the World Cup.

Here is the plan...

17:00 BST - Argentina v Iran (Belo Horizonte). Commentator: Alistair Bruce-Ball. Summariser: Neil Lennon.

20:00 BST - Germany v Ghana (Fortaleza). Commentator: John Murray. Summariser: Brad Friedel.

23:00 BST - Nigeria v Bosnia-Hercegovina (Cuiaba). Commentator: Jonathan Overend. summariser: Chris Waddle.

Image source, AFP

Mexico full-back Miguel Layn on Twitter:, external There is still a long road ahead. So we have to keep working and give our best on Monday.

Mexico have won one and drawn one of their two matches in Group A. They will qualify for the last 16 if they avoid defeat against Croatia on Monday.

And your World Cup headlines at 13:00 BST are as follows:

Roy Hodgson to remain as England manager, says FA chairman Greg Dyke.

Costa Rica through to the knockout stages of the World Cup.

Ecuador's Antonio Valencia signs new three-year deal with Manchester United.

So what and who next for England? You've been having your say.

Jay from London's XI for Euro 2016: Hart, Walker, Cahill, Jagielka, Shaw, Henderson, Barkley, Wilshere, Sterling, Sturridge, Ox.

Image source, EPA

Nigeria centre-back Godfrey Oboabona injured his ankle against Iran and is likely to be replaced by Joseph Yobo, while Peter Odemwingie could be recalled for the clash against Bosnia-Hercegovina (23:00 BST).

Vedad Ibisevic could again begin on the bench for Bosnia-Hercegovina, but captain Emir Spahic should recover from a knee injury to play, while Sejad Salihovic is doubtful.

Image source, Getty Images

Former Manchester United, Chelsea and Argentina midfielder Juan Sebastian Veron says it "hurts" to see Spain knocked out of the World Cup early.

"We're talking about players who gave so much to Spanish and world football. It's part of their cycle," he told the BBC. "And sometimes you can't always win. That's very important to understand because the beauty of football is you don't always win.

"A new generation has to take the place of many of these players and become part of the cycle. They have to continue what has already been achieved."

Image source, EPA

Kevin-Prince Boateng could come into the starting line-up for Ghana, meaning he will be on opposing sides to his half-brother, Jerome, of Germany (20:00 BST).

Germany defender Mats Hummels will be given every opportunity to prove his fitness, while Ghana's Michael Essien has returned to full training after a toe injury.

So what and who next for England? You've been having your say.

Image source, Getty Images

Elliot in Ely: Assuming they can get some Premier League experience before Euro 2016, Nathaniel Chalobah and Will Hughes are exactly the type of players England need. Chalobah fills that gap in front of the back four and Hughes retains the ball well.

Chelsea defender Chalobah spent last season on loan at Nottingham Forest and Middlesbrough, playing 31 times. Hughes was a key member of a Derby side which reached the play-off final last term.

Image source, La Nacion

Costa Rica's success over Italy dominates the front pages of their national newspapers who all hail their 1-0 victory.

In case you are just joining us, here are the headlines so far today:

Roy Hodgson to remain as England manager, says FA chairman Greg Dyke.

Costa Rica through to the knockout stages of the World Cup.

Lionel Messi set for second game of the 2014 World Cup as Argentina take on Iran.

Residents have been evacuated from a favela near one of Brazil's World Cup stadiums, after a huge sinkhole opened up.

The hole is four miles (6.5km) from the Estadio das Dunas in Natal which will host the Group D match between Italy and Uruguay on Tuesday.

So what and who next for England? You've been having your say.

Image source, Getty Images

Jimmy in Uttoxeter: Surely Liverpool's Andre Wisdom (pictured) is in for a defensive position for the senior national side. Current Under-21 captain, good on the ball and a solid player. We had him on loan at Derby this season at right-back and he was a rock.

Harry: I think we should stick with Roy Hodgson and the future should be around Ross Barkley and Raheem Sterling but there are some great youngsters coming up like Jordan Ibe and Jon Flanagan.

Midfielder Jordan Ibe, 18, is on Liverpool's books but has only started one Premier League game. However, he made 11 appearances during a loan spell at Championship side Birmingham City at the end of 2013-14.

Argentina are expected to revert to a 4-3-3 formation when they take on Iran (17:00 BST), with striker Gonzalo Higuain in line to be recalled to the starting line-up while Javier Mascherano will win his 100th cap.

Image source, EPA

Iran could name the same team which drew with Nigeria, with Charlton's Reza Ghoochannejhad their lone striker.

Iran coach Carlos Queiroz will step down after the World Cup because of a lack of government financial backing.

Image source, AP

The former Manchester United assistant manager has long bemoaned a lack of cash for the team, mainly caused by political restrictions placed on Iran.

"Yes my connection will finish here at the World Cup," confirmed Queiroz, 61. "There was not support from the government - there has stopped being a genuine interest because of the financial situation. I've had an offer to stay in Brazil and from England, but it is difficult for me to accept a position at a club."

Iran drew 0-0 against Nigeria on Monday in their first 2014 World Cup match.

Former Germany captain Michael Ballack believes England should build their 'next' team around Wayne Rooney and says Ross Barkley is the only midfielder that can potentially control a game.

Image source, EPA

"For me, the only player who looked like making a difference for England was Rooney," Ballack wrote in his column for the Times.

"He is the only one who can hurt teams, and the only one who is really world class. Some people are saying he should be dropped, which is crazy."

England goalkeeper Joe Hart backs manager Roy Hodgson, despite the side's early elimination from the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

Image source, AP

"I speak for the players when I say we are proud to play for Roy Hodgson," says Hart. "He is a great manager, a very passionate man, someone I have an awful lot of respect for, and I hope to continue playing for him.

"We have great leaders, great experienced players in that dressing room and have just come up short in those two games. We have committed our lives to this tournament, thrown everything we can at it."

Some thoughts on our latest question of which players are the future for England? Who will be the key men for Roy Hodgson in the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign?

Ryan Williams:, external Adam Lallana needs international experience. Then he will be able to produce what he does for Southampton for England. England should look to develop Barkley into the next generation Gerrard, otherwise we will sorely miss him when he retires.

Jack Simpson:, external Build a team around our future star - Barkley. Keep Sturridge in because he will learn to score more goals.

Alex Burke:, external Defence needs a shake up, replace Jagielka with John Stones, Shaw instead of Baines and we need a new right-back, maybe Joel Ward?

Everton's John Stones, 20, has won two England caps and was one of the stand-by players for the World Cup. Joel Ward, 24, was a regular in Crystal Palace's side in 2013-14.

Get involved, #bbcsportsday, text us on 81111 or leave a message on our Facebook page., external