Former England goalkeeper Peter Shilton says the Football Association should stick with manager Roy Hodgson.

"I think Roy's done a good job," he says on Sportsweek. "He's been bold; he's brought youngsters in. I think he's looking to the future. I don't know what other players he could have picked different to the squad. I thought the effort and the commitment was there.

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"Overall, Roy needs to stay in. He's got a squad there and they're getting a bit of spirit together. Steven Gerrard is a fantastic captain, a great professional, but sometimes you think: was he right to be in that defensive role, because he isn't a defender?

"Sometimes, that's the sort of thing that can swing games, when you miss a tackle and things like that. You can't get blood out of stone sometimes, but I think Roy went close with the players he's got."

Mark Tolan:, external The best moment is Chile's first goal against Spain for me. Holland beating Spain 5-1 is a close second, both so nearly eclipsed by Iran.

Haris Hameed:, external Robin van Persie's dramatic equaliser against Spain has been the best World Cup moment so far.

The Mont:, external Van Persie's equaliser v Spain - world class and visionary.

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More from Howard Wilkinson on England: "The manager doesn't have enough players to pick from. The best countries in the World Cup have a minimum of 50 players in the top league.

"I think after Australia and Algeria, we're down there with the fewest caps and lowest average age. You look at players in that team with experience and there's not that many.

"We are going into these big tournaments and are struggling. We are going to struggle if we don't do something about those factors."

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More from Harry Redknapp on England's problems: "We [managers] get judged on what we do as a club. The fans don't care what part of the world they [players] come from.

"It's a problem at youth level. The best youth teams in the country have lots of foreigners. I grew up at West Ham, where all the kids were local. We didn't even have kids from up north. Now, the likes of Chelsea and Man City have an awful lot of foreign lads."

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QPR boss Harry Redknapp is sceptical about England's chances of winning the 2022 World Cup: "Are we going to win the World Cup in Doha? Good luck. Not a prayer. Get in the real world.

"We went to South Africa with a good bunch of players. We went to Brazil and should have won the group."

Sol Campbell on whether he would be willing to join England's coaching set-up: "Of course I would. There's me and other guys out there, some new people with fresh ideas to bring their experiences. I've been there, seen it and done it.

"Sometimes you have to change the personnel, reshuffle. Sometimes you can miss intelligent, insightful guys who can bring something different. You don't always have to change the manager."

Former Arsenal and England defender Sol Campbell says England's defence needed to "smell the danger" against Uruguay.

"If you give world-class centre forwards space to move in, they will kill you," he said on BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek of England's 2-1 defeat. "What would have happened if Luis Suarez was fully fit? You've got to do more. You've got to do more running, more thinking.

"It's all about the moments in the game. Smell the danger first. It's all about where you are positionally. We haven't been streetwise, we haven't smelt that danger and we didn't show the nous you need."

Former England caretaker manager Howard Wilkinson believes England have to change if they want to improve on the international stage.

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"It is depressing if you take the attitude that you can't do anything about it but we can," he says on Sportsweek. "I would ask foreign owners if they think a good English team is good for English football. If the answer is 'yes', then the next step is to think about how we go about it.

"If we keep doing what we've been doing, we'll keep getting what we've been getting so you have to change. It's as simple as that."

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QPR boss Redknapp told Sportsweek that during his managerial career two or three international players told him they did not want to play for England.

He said: "They would come to me and say 'gaffer, get me out of the game'. It happened on quite a few occasions."

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Queens Park Rangers manager Harry Redknapp has been giving his thoughts on England's early World Cup exit.

"We were beaten by two very average teams," he tells BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek. "It was one of the worst Italian teams I've seen in years. For Costa Rica to be top of the group tells you everything.

"But I'm not sure what we could have done differently. We've been through some good managers but for some reason we don't get results."

You can listen to Sportsweek on BBC Radio 5 live.

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BBC Sport's Ben Smith was in Fortaleza on Saturday night to watch Miroslav Klose score his 15th World Cup goal.

"When the moment came, Miroslav Klose was ready," writes Smith. "One outstretched right boot and one simple tap-in was all it took to score a goal that sealed his place in the World Cup annals.

"As he turned away to celebrate, arms outstretched, it might have taken a moment for the significance of the goal to sink in. Whether or not his record is surpassed, Ronaldo will always be considered one of the greats of the modern game. Klose, despite this accomplishment, will not."

There were plenty of famous faces eager to congratulate Miroslav Klose on his record-equalling 15th World Cup goal.

"Klose is ridiculous! The ultimate big tournament poacher," tweeted Gary Lineker,, external while German tennis player Tommy Haas, external said: "KLOSE, doing what he does best."

We've already mentioned that Germany striker Miroslav Klose equalled Ronaldo's record of 15 goals at World Cup finals on Saturday, but did you know both players scored their 15th strikes against Ghana? Well, they did.

Klose is only the third player in World Cup history to score in four different editions of the competition, with the other two being Pele and Uwe Seeler.

Lokeshwaran Nagaraj:, external Klose coming on as a substitute to score an equaliser and equal Ronaldo's record is the best moment so far.

Decky:, external Messi's goal yesterday was spectacular and at such an important moment.

Sam Roper:, external Netherlands besting Spain 5-1

The latest World Cup stories at 9:00 BST:

Cristiano Ronaldo is set to play for Portugal against USA tonight, despite fears over a knee injury.

Former England striker and BBC Sport presenter Gary Lineker says England's young players will benefit from the experience of the World Cup.

Ex-England defender Danny Mills says England's exit from the tournament could be a watershed.

Will Tarrant:, external Highlight so far: Robben's amazing sprint and composure to finish for Netherlands' fifth goal against Spain!

Getachew Balcha:, external The moment magic spray was used by the Japanese referee for the first time in a World Cup and goal-line technology.

Kieren Stepney:, external Can't go past Cahill's goal.

The People reports that Wayne Rooney will be used in a deep-lying midfield role, external at Manchester United when Louis van Gaal takes over next season.

In the Sun,, external former England captain Tony Adams says England made a big mistake by not luring John Terry out of retirement for the World Cup.

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In the Daily Star Sunday, striker Wayne Rooney calls on England to develop a nasty streak, external if they are to be more successful.

If you're planning your day around the football, it's probably best we give you some key timings, just so you know when to pop the roast in the oven or the shrimps on the barbecue.

From 06:00 BST - World Cup Catch Up (BBC Sport website/iPlayer)

13:30-15:00 BST - Match of the Day highlights (BBC Two)

16:30-1905 BST - Belgium v Russia (BBC One & BBC Radio 5 live)

19:25-22:15 BST - South Korea v Algeria (ITV & BBC Radio 5 live)

22:30-01:10 BST - USA v Portugal (BBC One & BBC Radio 5 live)