... talking of England. Roy Hodgson's team have only got their hand luggage left to pack, but they still have Tuesday's fixture with Costa Rica to contend with before they head to the airport.

The England manager and his captain are due to speak to the media at 17:00 BST today and we'll keep you up to speed with anything and everything from the England camp.

In the meantime, here's chief football writer Phil McNulty on England's long and painful goodbye.

England weren't always this bad in World Cups, you know? Believe it or not, they got to the semi-finals in 1990. There's even video evidence. In fact, if you pop BBC Two on now, you'll see some of it in the FIFA World Cup official film.

Argentina have a formidable record in the World Cup group stages, winning 11 and losing just one of their last 14 World Cup group games and, impressively, they have scored 27 goals and conceded only five in the process.

And Lionel Messi is starting to replicate his club form for his country, scoring eight goals in his last seven appearances for Argentina. Indeed, the forward has now scored 40 goals for his country.

And one more Messi-meric stat for you: Messi has scored two goals in two games at this World Cup, which is already more than in his eight matches at the 2006 and 2010 World Cups combined (one).

Martin the Blade: Watching both French games has been a lesson in quality England could well learn from.

Phil in the North: World Cup best bits: The Chile anthem sang with passion and feeling!! Also their performances on the field. Sterling and Barkley showed they are class acts for the future.

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"Give it to him and pray", said Jonathan Pearce. It turned out to be a top tip from the BBC Sport commentator as Argentina scraped a 1-0 win over Iran courtesy of Lionel Messi's stunning goal in stoppage time. The win saw the much-fancied South American's through to the knockout stage. They're not quite firing on all cylinders, but with Messi in your side, you always have a chance.

Oyekunle:, external Favourite moment so far has to be Arjen Robben's second goal against Spain. Blistering.

John McEnerney:, external Favourite moments are seeing Spain get schooled by Holland and Chile!

Hannah Smith:, external Ghana's goal celebration last night.

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While Miroslav Klose had a night to remember, Edin Dzeko will not look back on Saturday with such fondness. The Manchester City striker could not prevent Bosnia-Hercegovina from crashing out of their first World Cup as they went down 1-0 to Nigeria.

It's hard not to feel for the striker, though. He had a perfectly good goal ruled out for offside at a crucial point in the match before Peter Odemwingie scored what proved to be the winner for the Super Eagles.

Your World Cup headlines at (just after) 8:00 BST...

Coach Joachim Low says Miroslav Klose is a 'sensational option' for Germany after the striker equalled Ronaldo's World Cup goals record.

Wayne Rooney still wants to make history with England despite their World Cup failure.

Argentina coach Alejandro Sabella called Lionel Messi 'a genius' after his late goal beat Iran and put his side into the knockout phase.

Sandla Meko Sitela:, external Ghana holding Germany to a 2-2 draw is the best World Cup moment so far.

Matthew:, external Costa Rica defying all the odds to make it through to the last 16 with a game to spare!

StevieBoyRobarts:, external Has to be Luis Suarez's first goal against England.

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England manager Roy Hodgson has "the unequivocal" backing of the FA to lead the team into Euro 2016, according to the Daily Express., external

Here's some of your best bits of the tournament so far...

Ozi:, external Timmy Cahill's goal by far.

Seb Allum:, external Colombia's Team Celebrations have been awesome! Choreographed to perfection!

Zak Sleney:, external Ghana vs Germany has been the best game so far.

Over on BBC Two right now, you can catch highlights and analysis from last night on Match of the Day. It's also available online here.

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Last night saw Miroslav Klose equal the great Ronaldo's World Cup goals record as Germany and Ghana went toe to toe in a hugely entertaining 2-2 draw.

You can read BBC Sport's Ben Smith thoughts on the prolific Germany striker on this website.

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Former England defender Rio Ferdinand, in his column for the Mail on Sunday,, external warns England face being 'also-rans' for ever unless coaching and facilities are improved.

The paper also reports that Roy Hodgson wants Steven Gerrard to play on for England after the World Cup., external

If you missed any of yesterday's offerings, don't forget World Cup Catch-Up is available online. All the best bits yesterday's action in one handy 10-minute capsule.

They say time flies when you're having fun and can you believe we're already on day 11? We've had 29 matches so far and only three goalless draws. What has been your favourite moment so far?

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