England join Spain, Australia and Cameroon as sides knocked out
Costa Rica through while France on verge of qualifying
Hodgson to remain England boss/goalkeeper Hart backs manager
Argentina v Iran, Germany v Ghana, Nigeria v Bosnia-Hercegovina
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Just in case you are just joining us, these 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.
Manchester United announce winger Antonio Valencia, who is currently at the World Cup with Ecuador, has signed a new three-year contract with the club.
Image source, Getty ImagesValencia says: "My time at Manchester United has been like a dream come true. To be the first Ecuadorian player to win the English Premier League was a very proud moment for me and for my country.
"I am so happy to have signed a new deal and am looking forward to working with Louis van Gaal. There is great team spirit within the club and we are all determined to get back to winning ways."
Image source, EPAColombian assistant referee Humberto Clavijo has been removed from World Cup duties after he twice wrongly denied Mexico's Giovani Dos Santos a goal against Cameroon by flagging for offside.
Clavijo had originally been listed to officiate in Sunday's Group H match between South Korea and Algeria.
BBC commentator Conor McNamara on Twitter:, external Off to the Amazonian jungle this morning for Portugal v USA tomorrow. Manaus is further away from Rio than London is from Moscow.
Forward Andre Ayew says Ghana are fired up and focused ahead of the vital game against Germany on Saturday.
Ayew, who scored in Ghana's 2-1 defeat against USA, says: "'What I can tell you is that we are going to die for our nation and do everything to make our people proud.''
If Ghana lose against Germany, then they will be eliminated on Sunday if USA do not lose to Portugal.
The game is live on BBC One with coverage beginning at 19:30. Live commentary is also available on BBC Radio 5 live.
Image source, EPAThe 85 Chile fans arrested for storming into the Maracana Stadium before their team's match with Spain have been given 72 hours to leave the country or be deported.
Croatia's Ivica Olic reveals he cut his foot on a piece of glass in his hotel room on the morning of the game against Cameroon, in which he scored.
Image source, EPA"The glass door in the bathroom smashed and a piece got stuck in my foot," he said. "I have to thank the medical staff who reacted quickly. They convinced me that stitches was the best thing and everything was OK."
So, that's enough looking at what has gone wrong for England at the World Cup. Let's look forward now and discuss which players would you keep in the squad and who would you get rid of and why?
Who should Roy Hodgson base his team around for the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign, which begins in September?
Let us know your views. We are on twitter, using #bbcworldcup, Facebook, or send us your texts on 81111 (UK only).
Alan Shearer
BBC Sport pundit and ex-England striker
"The fact England are already out of this World Cup is hard to take, but Roy Hodgson must carry on the job he has started and keep on promoting his young players, starting against Costa Rica on Tuesday.
Image source, Getty Images"Ross Barkley (pictured), Luke Shaw and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain need their opportunity at this tournament to help them keep progressing. Hodgson has already done what people asked by introducing youth to his squad.
"His target now is to bring that group through over the next two years to get us to the 2016 European Championship. He deserves the chance to do that and we have to hope they keep on improving."
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England captain Steven Gerrard's display against Uruguay was so bad, according to Spanish newspaper AS, they did not give the midfielder, 34, a rating for his performance. as.com, external
Harsh, very harsh.
Image source, EPANo-one will feel the pain more than England captain Steven Gerrard with Tuesday's game against Costa Rica likely to be his last in an England shirt.
Chief football writer Phil McNulty looks back at the international career of Liverpool's talisman.
There is plenty going on today including Lionel Messi's Argentina in action against Iran. The good news is you can watch, listen and read all about the competition across BBC outputs. Here's a handy little guide to what's on and when:
Image source, EPA16:00 - 01:15 BST: Text/audio commentary of matches (BBC Sport website)
16:00 - 19:15 BST: Argentina v Iran (BBC Radio 5 live)
19:30 - 19:58 BST: Sportsday (BBC News Channel)
19:30 - 22:10 BST: Germany v Ghana (BBC and BBC Radio 5 live)
22:40 - 01:10 BST: Nigeria v Bosnia-Hercegovina (BBC and BBC Radio 5 live)
23:40 - 23:58 BST: Sportsday (BBC News Channel)
02:15 - 04:00 BST: Sunday Germany v Ghana re-run (BBC Two)
07:25 - 07:55 BST: Sunday Match of the Day - Saturday's highlights (BBC Two)
Are you just waking up? We've been here for hours! Anyway, here are the latest headlines from the World Cup 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.
Nick in Surrey on text (81111 UK only): "The need to find a scapegoat is a long-running problem with our mentality. Why can't we just accept that we lost two close games against two good sides by the closest of margins? No-one is to blame. Variance in a tournament format is inescapable and we'll try again for Euro 2016.
M on Twitter:, external I think English players would benefit from playing overseas, Clubs should loan young players out for more experience early.
Richard Waller on Twitter:, external I blame the Premier League...big clubs full of non-English players. How do we expect to compete?
Image source, EmpicsBBC commentator Conor McNamara on Twitter:, external This day 24 years ago Niall Quinn scored vs then-European Champions Holland, as Ireland booked their place in the second round.
Quinn's goal helped Republic of Ireland draw 1-1 with the Netherlands during Italia 90. Jack Charlton's side beat Romania on penalties in the last 16 before losing 1-0 to hosts Italy in the quarter-finals.
Image source, EPAWalter Ferreira, the physio behind Luis Suarez's recovery from knee surgery, suspended cancer treatment to see the 27-year-old Liverpool striker score twice in Uruguay's World Cup win over England. Independent, external
Image source, Lionel MessiArgentina forward Lionel Messi posts a picture on Facebook, external of the squad relaxing.
They won their opener in the competition on Sunday, when they beat Bosnia-Hercegovina 2-1, and face Iran in the first of today's matches.
Live commentary of the game is available on BBC Radio 5 live.
More of your texts on who, if anyone, should be blamed for England's World Cup exit
Matt in Wirral: "Roy Hodgson does deserve some criticism for England's early exit. He persisted for too long with a 4-4-2 formation and didn't give this group of players the chance to get used to the system and each other. Their lack of experience playing as a unit really showed, especially the defence.
Nick from Bath: "We do not use players who have pace correctly. We do not develop a situation but rush into our final positions. The space is tight and we then fire a hard ball to control at a player who has a defender at their back rather then using the ball to split the defence when our player is dynamic rather than static, turn the defender and exploit our pace. Danny Welbeck, Daniel Sturridge and Raheem Sterling should have torn those defences to shreds."
Honduras coach Luis Suarez said: "It was a very hard-fought match. I think we had a bit of difficulty keeping our nerves in check given what was at stake in the game. We played well but they played a bit better."
Ecuador coach Reinaldo Rueda said: "Even though we went behind, we got our goals at decisive moments and that put us in charge of the match. We'll have to play as well or even better than we did to beat France because they're a side that have grown a lot in the last few months."
Image source, AFPAnalysis - John Hartson, BBC Radio 5 live: "Ecuador just had a bit more quality than Honduras and can be proud of their performances. They were unlucky against Switzerland, very good against Honduras and I hope they give it a real go against France."