Quibby: All I see when England play is constant criticism, all I’d say to them all is watch this dog's dinner and then watch England.

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Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I am just wondering when Saudi Arabia are going to go for this? Is the manager going to make changes? They have looked dangerous at times, but it's always in front of the Uruguay defenders. I think we need to see a few changes to freshen things up.

Uruguay defender Martin Caceres still plays football with his shorts rolled up.

Phil Neville
Former England & Man Utd defender on BBC One

I think Saudi Arabia will be happy going into the last 20 minutes only one goal down. It only takes one moment, one Uruguayan mistake, and they're back in it. Uruguay don't look like scoring, and that should give Saudi Arabia a lot of confidence.

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20 minutes remaining.

Can Saudi Arabia find a leveller?

Steven Jerjian: Despite having two of the world's best players in Suarez and Ronaldo, I'm hoping we won't see Uruguay vs. Portugal in the last 16. Dour stuff.

Iain McDonald: Suarez lacks bite in front of goal.

What do you mean, Iain? I don't get it...

Saudi Arabia's Fahad Al Muwallad is certainly giving Uruguay something to think about as our graphic showing the average position of the number 19...

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Milton Rumata: Does anyone know if Pepe's recovered from being savagely beaten to the ground in the earlier game? I hope the scans looks positive and he can play some further part in the tournament. My thoughts are with him and his family at this difficult time.

Phil Neville
Former England & Man Utd defender on BBC One

It was a better ball in the box by Carlos Sanchez and Martin Caceres just beats his man to it, but he can't get his header on target. It's been a disappointing game, we expected Uruguay to be more of an attacking force.

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Uruguay are just not able to break free of Saudi Arabia, who are clinging on to them.

This time Martin Caceres heads over from close range from Carlos Sanchez's free-kick.

Saudi Arabia forward Hatan Bahbri swings in the free-kick dangerously and it is headed away by Luis Suarez.

The Barcelona forward making a difference in both boxes.

Saudi Arabia's Fahad Al Muwallad takes on Uruguay defender Jose Gimenez on the outside and is bundled over by the Atletico Madrid defender.

A free-kick in a very good position...

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Phil Neville
Former England & Man Utd defender on BBC One

Brilliant work by Edinson Cavani - he had to wait four or five seconds until support arrived - but when it did he's whipped in a real good ball, and Carlos Sanchez just can't make the most of it.

There's only two Carlos Sanchez's...at this World Cup.

One for Uruguay today and the other who got sent off for Colombia on Tuesday.

Graeme Moore: Loving watching Uruguay at the World Cup... the games always include that extra exciting element of trying to figure out who Luis Suarez is going to bite!

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

That deserved a goal. It was a fantastic break. He has to score. It deserved it from the cross. How has he missed that?

Uruguay should be two ahead.

Edinson Cavani waits for support him his team-mate and whips in a vicious cross to the back post for Carlos Sanchez, who heads over from eight yards out.