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Algeria through with Belgium, Russia knocked out
Full-time: South Korea 0-1 Belgium (Vertonghen)
Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live
"What surprises me about Russia is that Fabio Capello hasn't really changed things tactically. Russia, more often than not, have four or five players sitting back. No time for that now, Fabio."
Image source, AFPFree-kick to Russia on the left just outside the area but Dmitri Kombarov's effort is far too easy for keeper Rais Mbolhi.
His easy save triggers more huge roars from inside the ground by Algeria's excited fans.
Steve, Coleraine, via text: The laser clearly affected Akinfeev's vision. It was in his eyes for 10 seconds before that cross. I was supporting Algeria, but now I definitely want Russia to win.
Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live
"It's next goal wins here. Or, if there are no goals, then Algeria are the winners. Even though they've had to do a lot of defending, the Algerians have tried to break out. But it's going to be an exhausting final few minutes for both teams."
Algeria's fans have started their celebrations early.
Thousands of them are dancing and cheering inside Arena da Baixada as the clock ticks down.
Algeria keeper Rais Mbolhi has had little to do. Fabio Capello is running out of time.
Former England striker Michael Owen on Twitter:, external "This lad, Origi, who has come on for Belgium looks quality. Only 19, plays for Lille. I expect him to turn up in the Premier League soon."
Image source, AFPBelgium are heading into the last-16 with three wins out of three. But who will be joining them?
Algeria are 10 minutes away from the knockout stages but Russia have not given up on this. A goal by Fabio Capello's men and it all changes.
Hazy:, external Belgium, like all hipsters, love turning up to the party late.
Image source, AFPAnd it's bye, bye South Korea.
Divock Origi, who has impressed since coming on, powers a low drive from the edge of the area but South Korea's keeper Kim Seung-gyu spills the ball and Tottenham's Jan Vertonghen is there to sweep the ball into the net.
The 10-men have the lead.
Fifteen minutes to go in both matches.
A reminder that Russia and South Korea are going out if the scores stay the same.
Algeria are closing in on a place in the last-16 for the first time.
Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live
"I'm surprised Algeria have taken off Yacine Brahimi. He was playing really well, was providing a threat and he didn't look tired. It may be that they've decided to sit back and take some of the heat out of the match. That's a dangerous game."
Dmitry Kosarev:, external Russia's second goalkeeper Yuri Lodygin had a breakout season this year. Should have replaced Igor Akinfeev after South Korea.
Substitute Divock Origi is chasing headlines!
The young Belgium forward rises hight above the South Korea defence but his header flies wide. It appears to hit a white shirt before going behind but the referee awards a goal kick.
The 10 men are piling on the frustration for South Korea.
Guy Mowbray
BBC Match of the Day commentator
"Feel sorry for the chap in a Russia tracksuit top watching this next to us in Recife. Surrounded by USA fans, all he can do is shake his head as his team caves in."
A great chance for Russia to regain the lead as Aleksandr Kerzhakov powers into the Algeria penalty area and forces a smart save with a low finish.
Fabio Capello's men are heading out unless they can find a goal in the last 20 minutes.
Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live
"There is a possibility that there was a laser pen shone in Igor Akinfeev's face just before the free-kick was taken. The thing is that you don't know if the pen is being shone in your face. You're just blinking more, and wondering if you've got something in your eye. So Akinfeev wouldn't necessarily know that was shining at him."
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Algeria's fans are making a huge noise in Arena da Baixada.
Are they about to become the second African team in the last-16?
Image source, AFPFormer Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live
"It's poor marking. It's a very simple goal - they've just gone to the back post. It's not the best header of the tournament, because Slimani's hardly got anything to do, but it may be one of the most important.
"The question for the Russian defence is: Why have they got Kombarov marking Slimani? He's not a centre-back, he's a full-back. Slimani's won nothing against the two centre-backs, Ignashevich and Berezutskiy, all evening, but now he's got a goal."
Image source, AFPSon Heung-min is so close to giving South Korea the lead with a curling cross that cannons off the bar.
As it stands, Algeria are going through with Belgium.
Russia keeper Igor Akinfeev has had another shocker.
A free-kick is swung into the penalty area and he fails to make contact which allows Islam Slimani to head into an empty net.
A green laser from the crowd was pointed on Akinfeev at the time but he should have done better than that. Remember his error in the game against South Korea.
Image source, Reuters