A few of you have asked which players are a booking away from missing the final.

The answer is NONE.

All yellow cards were wiped out after the quarters to prevent this from happening again...

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Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder

Romelu Lukaku should have done better. Great cross by Axel Witsel, and he beats the first man, but Lukaku can't direct his header on target.

We didn't see much of in the first half but there he is, Nacer Chadli gets the ball in quicker and it suits the big man, who wrestles with Raphael Varane and flashes a header over the top. Big thumbs up from the number nine.

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Sharp as a tack, Belgium come out flying, Kevin de Bruyne too quick and strong for Blaise Matuidi and only a desperate challenge stops him from getting a shot away inside 20 seconds.

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Nine of the last 12 semi-finals have been 0-0 at half-time. But only one has ended 0-0. Let's do this!

All the panel say there's no way this is ending goalless. So there.

A goalscoring, ball-playing centre-half joking about his nickname being 'slabhead' and talking about having plenty of tea with the rest of his mates from Yorkshire.

Who would have thought we'd be loving Harry Maguire so much at this World Cup? He's no John Terry, that's for sure.

Joey: Can we have more red cards and injuries in the 2nd half please? Oh and extra time and a gruelling penalty shoot out would be nice?

Sreejay: With that goalless half, I'm thinking France will start better in the second half. I still expect Belgium to shade it in normal time!

David: Lukaku must be getting frustrated with Hazard holding on to the ball and trying to win the game all by himself.

Stand by for Gabby asking Harry Maguire about his massive head.

Only England v Tunisia (12) had more shots in the first half than France v Belgium (11) at this World Cup.

Jurgen Klinsmann
Former Germany head coach on BBC One

Olivier Giroud had a huge opportunity and he had to sprint into the space there but he showed a slight hesitation.

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on BBC One

Kylian Mbappe is just so quick. Whatever they are feeding him, I want some of it.

There is a good conenction between him and Paul Pogba, whenever the Manchester United man gets the ball, Mbappe is on his bike.

Jurgen Klinsmann
Former Germany head coach on BBC One

You want your goalkeepers to be big and both of these have been.

Hugo Lloris made a huge save to deny Toby Alderweireld.

The two number nines - Romelu Lukaku and Olivier Giroud - are not in the game, I am not sure Giroud believes in himself at the moment.

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on BBC One

Eden Hazard has been the best player on the park and he has got into some dangerous positions for Belgium. He is so tricky and he gets away from his marker with ease. When he did get his chance it was decent defending by Raphael Varane, but he is so unpredictable because he can go both ways.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

The French started very well, but when the Belgians got a foothold in the game they looked very good. For a while it confused the life out of the French, but in the last 10 minutes the French have crowded out Eden Hazard.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I was expecting goals, but both goalkeepers have had to make a save from shots that were going in. Both sides have had one good chance each, but they are cancelling each other out at the moment.

Hazard can make the difference, him and De Bruyne don't really have a position, they are playing where they want.

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on BBC One

There is nothing in it. I could not call the game before and I am none the wiser now.

France are looking to a 19-year-old, it is amazing. They drop back into a block and it is very conservative from Didier Deschamps, and then look to Kylian Mbappe as the outlet.

The best chance of the game. And it falls to a right-back.

Kieran Trippier would have put that in the top corner

A reminder to those few dissenters who have called this game boring that in a week's time the BBC One schedule will read: Eastenders into Holby City.