Former Brazil striker Ronaldo has picked Australia midfielder Tim Cahill's stunning volley against the Netherlands as his goal of the tournament.

"It was the best goal of the World Cup and it's going to go down in history as one of the most beautiful World Cup goals," said Ronaldo, scorer of 15 World Cup goals, at a Fifa news conference.

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Manuel Neuer has been described as "the best goalkeeper in the world" by former Germany stopper Oliver Kahn. Do you agree? Who do you think is the best keeper in the world? Have your say via #bbcworldcup

Nigeria's football federation was voted out of office on Saturday after being accused of making a mess of the country's World Cup campaign, but it is unlikely Fifa will recognise the hastily arranged elections.

An extraordinary general assembly of the federation went ahead in Abuja despite Fifa's warning of a possible suspension for the African nation if it did not restore the old leadership to power.

Germany's Per Mertesacker, suffering with a slight bout of flu, was the only player in the squad not taking part in a light training session on Saturday.

Bastian Schweinsteiger, who coach Joachim Low had indicated might be exhausted after playing the last three matches, was not involved in drills on the pitch with his team-mates and instead worked out on an exercise bike in the shade.

After victory against France, Low said midfielder Schweinsteiger, who had returned from injury just before the finals began, might need a break after playing most of the three previous matches.

If you missed any of Saturday's quarter-final action, or just want to relive the drama and tension, you can watch all of the best action thanks to Match of the Day's World Cup Catch-Up. Do enjoy.

• Real Madrid great Alfredo Di Stefano remains in a stable condition after a heart attack

• Pele bemoans loss of Brazil's star striker Neymar

• Juan Zuniga apologises to Neymar after he is ruled out of the World Cup

Real Madrid great Alfredo Di Stefano remains in a stable condition in hospital after suffering a heart attack on Saturday.

The 88-year-old is being kept in an induced coma in the coronary unit at the General Universitario Gregorio Maranon Hospital.

If Manuel Neuer isn't the best, then who is? There have been many fine goalkeeping performances at this World Cup and one of the stars between the sticks has been Costa Rica's Keylor Navas, who saved 21 of the 23 shots on target that he faced.

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Manuel Neuer has been dubbed "the best goalkeeper in the world" by former Germany stopper Oliver Kahn as he prepares for Tuesday's World Cup semi-final against Brazil.

"He has proven at this World Cup that he is currently the world's best goalkeeper," said Kahn, who captained Germany to their 2002 World Cup final defeat by Brazil.

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"Another little step... Come on Argentinaaaaaaa!!!" posts Lionel Messi on his Facebook, external page - with a picture of his team-mates on board a flight from Brasilia after their victory over Belgium.

Pele has said Neymar's injury "hurts our hearts" but has reminded Brazilians that the team lifted the trophy in 1962 in similar circumstances.

"I was also injured during the 1962 World Cup in Chile and I was out for the rest of the tournament," wrote the former Brazil and Santos striker.

"But God helped Brazil continue on to win the championship. I hope the same will happen with our Selecao in this World Cup."

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French newspaper L'Equipe makes a pun in English about Neymar's 'neytmare' injury.

Juan Zuniga has apologised to Neymar after the Brazil striker was ruled out of the World Cup following the Colombia defender's challenge.

Neymar, 22, broke a vertebra in his spine during his side's 2-1 quarter-final victory over Colombia on Friday.

"I deeply regret the sad injury that Neymar suffered during the match between Brazil and Colombia," he said. "Although I feel that these situations are a normal part of the game, there was no intent to injure, malice nor negligence on my part."

Rugby union referee Nigel Owens believes football should introduce a 'captain's challenge' to allow skippers to challenge a referee's decision.

"My argument is that captains should be able to go up to the referee once a match - just once - and say 'I'd like you to look again at that decision'," says the Welshman, external in his Wales Online column.

"This could apply to a penalty appeal, an offside call, a Luis Suarez bite, whatever. If the challenge is successful, the referee's decision is overturned. If not, the team loses its right for any more challenges in the game."

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The Daily Mail reports that three Costa Rica fans were stabbed in the nation's capital San Jose during the tense penalty shootout with Netherlands.

"What should have been a carnival atmosphere turned in to a desperate crime scene as police hastily assembled a human barrier following the gruesome attack," writes Julian Robinson. , external

Real Madrid great Alfredo Di Stefano is in intensive care after suffering a heart attack on Saturday.

Di Stefano, who turned 88 this week, was taken to the Gregorio Maranon hospital in Madrid after falling ill close to Real's Bernabeu stadium.

He has had several health problems in recent years and in 2005 was fitted with a pacemaker after heart surgery.

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CNN have looked into how the 2014 World Cup proves that women love the beautiful game as equally as men. , externalWorld Cup underdogs like Iran and Costa Rica have proved popular with women on Facebook.

Jack Wilshere attracted one of the lowest number of female posts on the Pulse, with just 8% of the overall total relating to the England midfielder.

Costa Rica coach Jorge Luis Pinto has revealed what he said to Arjen Robben shortly before the cameras caught the pair smiling and hugging after extra time.

"I told Robben that he is one of the best players in the world and to let us win something, because he has won everything," Pinto is reported to have said in Costa Rican newspaper Al Dia., external

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We asked whether Tim Krul's substitution was the best ever and you've been having your say at #bbcworldcup

Kevin Rafferty:, external Best tactical substitution? Didi Hamaan for Steve Finnan at half-time in 2005 Champions League final when Liverpool were 0-3 down.

Alexdinho: , externalOf course not, Solksjaer was in Barcelona, 1999 (Champions League final).

Tariq Raf:, external Absolutely yes, super sub of tournament.

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Netherlands hero Tim Krul makes the front page of Dutch daily Algemeen Dagblad's sport section.