Summary

  • Knockout stages to get under way

  • Brazil face Chile in Belo Horizonte (17:00 BST)

  • Colombia play Uruguay in Rio de Janeiro (21:00 BST)

  • Suarez ban: Uruguay coach Tabarez blames media

  • GET INVOLVED: Who will make the difference for Brazil or Chile?

Live Reporting

Mike Whalley and Timothy Abraham

  1. Diego MaradonaGetty Images

    In Lineker's day, of course, England would get to the knockout stages of World Cups before exiting in a blaze of glory. Ah, for those heady days when the English football fan could meet their fate by screaming at Maradona or crying with Gazza.

  2. Peter Beardsley and Gary LinekerGetty Images

    "These days without football are rubbish!"

    So tweeted former England World Cup goalscoring hero - and current Match of the Day presenter - Gary Lineker late last night after a day spent twiddling his thumbs in frustration.

    Well, fear not, Gary. After a day on the beach topping up its tan, the World Cup is ready to get back to action. Welcome to the knockout stages.