And after Sean's interesting suggestion, we are now turning our focus to the first match of today.

It's Tunisia versus Australia all the way, with kick-off half an hour away.

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Sean: I imagine this will get about a million thumbs down - but after yesterday does anyone else think that football might come home sooner if the UK entered a single British team into the World Cup and Euros? Andy Robertson at left-back? Bale as Kane's strike partner? No? Just a thought.

A potentially decisive moment in determining Wales' fate.

Or was it?

Wales were below par even before goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey was sent off for a reckless challenge on Iran's Mehdi Taremi.

Hosts Qatar have been eliminated in the group stage of the World Cup after Senegal condemned them to a second straight defeat.

Qatar made history by becoming the first country from the region to host the World Cup and now have the unwanted record of becoming just the second home team to exit the competition at the group stage, after South Africa in 2010.

Their fate was all but decided after their 3-1 defeat to Senegal, but a 1-1 draw between Netherlands and Ecuador meant there was no coming back for the hosts.

Read Shamoon Hafez's match report.

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Isaac Hodgson: I was at the game last night and I kept a bit of a ‘player cam’ on Harry Kane. It was very easy, I basically stared at the same spot for 90 minutes.

Oh no!

Brazil forward Neymar is out of the squad for the remainder of the group stage after he sustained an ankle injury in their 2-0 win over Serbia.

Neymar sat with his face covered while receiving treatment and pictures showed his right ankle was swollen.

He described the injury as "one of the hardest moments of my career".

Here's the moment he picked the injury up...

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BBC News in Doha, Qatar

Iran's players are in a difficult position. They're on the world's biggest stage, representing a country in deep political turmoil where anti-government protesters have been killed and arrested. They're being asked to have a stronger stance in support of the protesters, but anything they say or do will likely have repercussions back home.

All the while, the players have the crucial job of performing well, with the hope of delivering a victory on the football pitch.

Read more here.

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Dazza67: Hang on here! Nobody is giving the USA credit for the way they played. They were just much better than England. Let's start getting real. England played their same boring game and came up against a better team. I am an England fan, but cannot see them getting passed the last 16 when they keep picking Kane.

Wales captain Gareth Bale has said qualifying for the knockout stages of the World Cup "will be difficult" following his side's defeat to Iran.

Robert Page's side have one point from two games and must beat England to stand any chance of progressing.

Stoppage-time goals by Roozbeh Cheshmi and Ramin Rezaeian sealed the defeat for Wales, who also had goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey sent off.

"It's gutting - there's no other way to say it," Bale said.

Read more from Bale here.

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BBC Sport at Al Janoub Stadium

There is just one change to the Tunisia side who drew with Denmark in their opening game.

In comes Al Ettifaq forward Naim Sliti as Brondby's Anis Slimane drops to the bench.

Birmingham City's Hannibal Mejbri remains a substitute, alongside experienced forward Wahbi Khazri.

Tunisia XI: Dahmen, Talbi, Meriah, Bronn, Abdi, Laïdouni, Skhiri, Dräger, Msakni, Jebali, Sliti.

There is also just one change for Australia following their defeat to defending champions France.

Fran Karacic replaces injured Hearts defender Nathaniel Atkinson in the starting XI.

The likes of Celtic midfielder Aaron Mooy and Middlesbrough's Riley McGree also start.

Australia XI: Ryan, Behich, Rowles, Souttar, Karacic, Irvine, Mooy, McGree, Goodwin, Duke, Leckie.

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It's an hour until kick-off in our first game of the day and the atmosphere is building at the Al Janoub Stadium where Tunisia fans are expected to heavily outnumber Australia's supporters.

Stay right here for more build-up on this game.

Frankly, you don't ever need an excuse to show clips of Diego Maradona at his finest. But as Argentina play a crucial game later, it is the perfect time to take in the genius of the little fella...

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Steve: Watching my telly when it's off is more exciting.

Here's one to get you talking...

Does Gareth Southgate put too much trust in Harry Kane or should he look elsewhere for something different at times?

Gareth Bale was given the lowest rating of all of the Wales players by the BBC Sport readers with a measly 2.56.

Ouch.

Take a look at how the rest of the players were rated here.

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Wayne Ellis: Expecting several changes against Wales, with qualification all but assured. Should be a good opportunity for the likes of Wilson and especially Foden to stake a claim for the knockout stages. Just hope that Southgate is over his Mount obsession.

At least Qatar's fans did get to see their side score one goal.

An historic moment in itself when Mohammed Muntari scored Qatar's first ever World Cup goal.