Mexico play a corner back to Jesus Gallardo near the penalty spot and he drives over.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Two

It's been energetic and combative in the midfield area. Luis Chavez is getting past people at will for Mexico.

Save!

Wojciech Szczesny dives to stop Julian Alvarez's angled shot finding the net.

Argentina come again and the Poland keeper flies to try and tap away a cross from Lionel Messi in the air and flattens the little forward.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Lusail Stadium

Re. 22:32 entry, ask Phil McNulty who he got a picture with before the game.

Another yellow. Ali Al Hassan catches Mexico's Luis Chavez and is booked.

Mexico's free-kick is cleared. But they have a corner now as Chavez's shot is deflected wide.

It does feel like sooner or later Argentina are going to make their possessional and territorial dominance count.

Enzo Fernandez wastes a good opportunity by curling a shot from range harmlessly wide.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Szczesny is already sneaking out, he should be coping with that a bit better, should be catching that.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Lusail Stadium

No real rhythm to this game whatsoever, it's a frustrating watch.

Referee Michael Oliver is having to blow his whistle for fouls time and time again.

Michael Oliver's whistle is getting plenty of use here. A couple more flying tackles and free-kicks.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

The quality is not there going up to Lewandowski, never mind him being isolated. They are giving him really difficult balls.

It will be a long evening for Poland.

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Close!

Angel di Maria whips a corner that curls towards the goal before Wojciech Szczesny tips it over.

Tom: Even if Argentina squeeze through this group they don't have a cats chance in hell of winning the whole tournament. Too slow, too lethargic.

The drummer amongst the Argentina fans has Diego Maradona, Lionel Messi, Gabriel Batistuta and Mario Kempes depicted on his instrument.

Useful quartet, that. You wouldn't see much action as keeper in that 5-a-side.

Second yellow card of the game as Saudi's Saleh Al Shehri leaves an arm in a face.

Saudi Arabia have had more yellow cards than anybody else at the World Cup - nine. Second? Mexico with seven.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Super effort from Acuna, he caught it really sweetly. Just before that there was a block from Alvarez's shot. You can see from Acuna's face, it's the closest Argentina have come.

Two big chances for Argentina!

Julian Alvarez sees an effort blocked inside the box. It looked to be going in. Marcos Acuna is then set up for a fierce, angled drive that flies past the far post.

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For all their possession (73%) Mexico haven't had the ball often enough where it really matters - the Saudi Arabia box. The ball has spent the least amount of time in that part of the pitch.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Lusail Stadium

It's coming for Mexico, they've turned it up a notch and are penning the Saudi's back in.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Two

Saudi Arabia get lucky. Again, Mexico have time and space to service the box from wide areas. Scramble defence from Saudi Arabia.