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Not really. We'll let you know when we've figured it out.
Summary
Brazil take on Switzerland in Group E
Serbia beat Costa Rica 1-0 in the group's earlier game
Brazil's next match is against Costa Rica on Friday afternoon
Switzerland face Serbia on Friday evening
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Brazil v Switzerland (19:00 BST)
We've decided to trial a new way of going through the team news.
Here is the Brazil team with their full names.
You have to work the rest out for yourself...
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Yep, holders Germany have lost their opening game, stunned by Mexico in Moscow.
That result has implications for this group, as they are paired together in the second round. If Brazil win Group E and Germany come second in Group F, they meet in the last 16.
That, though, is a little way down the road.
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And, if you've been incommunicado for the past couple of hours, maybe celebrating Father's Day, you missed this...
Media caption, Lozano scores opener for Mexico
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Brazil v Switzerland (19:00 BST)
If you're slightly blinded by the sheer amount of football taking place at the moment, allow me to provide some clarity.
This fixture is the second in Group E. The first, a little earlier today, saw Serbia defeat Costa Rica, thanks to this screamer...
Media caption, 'Fantastic' Kolorov free-kick gives Serbia the lead
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And, as ever, I invite you to get involved. Without you, I am a lonely plonker typing into the ether, entertaining no one but himself (some may say only ever himself).
Text 81111 or tweet using the hashtag #bbcworldcup., external
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BBC Radio 5 liveWe're about an hour away from kick-off in Rostov, where it is already past eight o'clock in the evening. When the action gets under way, you'll be able to hear full commentary from BBC Radio 5 live at the top of this page, via the various BBC apps or, if you're old-fashioned, on the radio.
We'll also have in-play highlights as they happen right here.
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Brazil v Switzerland (19:00 BST)
Full team news to come, but a quick glance at the Brazil XI suggests they should be concerned in Geneva. There's room for all of Neymar, Philippe Coutinho, Willian, Paulinho and Gabriel Jesus. Roberto Firmino has to do with a spot on the bench.
Switzerland include Premier League pair Xherdan Shaqiri and Granit Xhaka.
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This, though, is a new Brazil. Four years on, they have an Olympic gold (won on home soil) in their back pocket and they topped the devilishly difficult South American qualifying group by 10 points.
Tonight, they enter the fray against Switzerland, in what is second v sixth in the world rankings.
Forget Portugal v Spain, this is the match of the first round...
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Except that four years ago, Brazil's very own bash was turned into a nightmare in one of the most shocking results in World Cup history.
8 July 2014, the Estadio Mineirão in Belo Horizonte. Brazil 1-7 Germany.
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Yep, it's hard to think of the World Cup without the samba from South America, the blur of skill from men with one name. The impossible made possible, football turned into a party.
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Or Brazil, being, well, Brazil?
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German efficiency (until today, that is)?
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The Hand of God?
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England losing penalty shootouts, obvs.
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What comes to mind when you think of the World Cup?