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FT: Japan 2-1 Spain - Alvaro Morata opens scoring; Ritsu Doan levels & Ao Tanaka puts Japan in front
FT: Costa Rica 2-4 Germany - Serge Gnabry heads opener; Yeltsin Tejeda & Juan Pablo Vargas put Costa Rica ahead, before Kai Havertz double & Niclas Fullkrug
Japan top group and Spain, who at one point were going out, through in second
First all-female on-field refereeing team at men's World Cup for Costa Rica v Germany
Costa Rica 0-1 Germany
Since Serge Gnabry made his Germany debut in November 2016, no player has been involved in more goals for the country in all competitions (29 - 21 goals, 8 assists).
He could well get involved a few more times tonight. Definitely looks like a game to fill your boots in.
Image source, Getty ImagesJapan 0-1 Spain
Seven minutes to go until half time. Spain are comfortable, but would have liked more than one goal to show for all their possession.
Costa Rica 0-1 Germany
Decent chance that for Germany. Jamal Musiala weaves his way in from the left but screws his effort wide of the far post.
Costa Rica 0-1 Germany
That's a stinger. Joshua Kimmich warms the hands of Keylor Navas from distance.
Kimmich, who is playing right-back tonight has barely spent a minute in his own half since the game got under way.
Japan 0-1 Spain
Oh that was almost a moment!
Unai Simon is a bit too casual as he tries to pass it out from the back and is closed down quickly by Daizen Maeda. Simon turns back towards goal and panics briefly as the ball runs away from him but then styles it out with a belting pass out wide to Cesar Azpilicueta.
Never in doubt...
Image source, Getty ImagesCosta Rica 0-1 Germany
Manuel Neuer's 12 touches so far is more than seven of the Costa Rica players have managed.
Costa Rica 0-1 Germany
Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator
Still the Gnabry goal separating the two teams. That was Gnabry's first ever goal at a World Cup but his 21st for his country. Germany are banging on the door for a second goal and they might need it at some point during the match.
German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer is making his 19th appearance at a World Cup, more than any goalkeeper ever.
Image source, Getty ImagesJapan 0-1 Spain
Alvaro Morata has scored nine goals at the World Cup and European Championships since 2016, more than twice as many as any other Spain player in this period.
Costa Rica 0-1 Germany
Oh hello. That's got to go down as a chance for Costa Rica. A decent ball comes in from the left but former Arsenal forward Joel Campbell, swings and misses it.
Image source, Getty ImagesJapan 0-1 Spain
A long overdue spell of possession for Japan as they pass it about on the left. Spain, despite little need for it so far in this game, get back into their defensive shape quickly and there's no forward option for Japan before they lose the ball.
This has been a really strong performance by Spain so far.
Costa Rica 0-1 Germany
Costa Rica whose shape resembles something like a 6-3-1 here, leave two men forward for a Germany corner.
They still can't keep hold of the ball mind when it's cleared up field.
Japan 0-1 Spain
Dani Olmo charges through the middle before attempting to slip in Alvaro Morata but again his pass has a bit too much on it and the keeper gathers.
It isn't long before Spain regain possession and start another attack, however.
Image source, Getty ImagesJapan 0-1 Spain
Alejandro Balde does well to keep the ball in play after a bit of a heavy pass by Dani Olmo. Balde cuts it back into the middle of the box but Japan clear.
All very comfortable for Spain at the moment.
Costa Rica 0-1 Germany
Another German attack is repelled by a wall of red defenders as Jamal Musiala tries to drill an effort towards the bottom corner.
Costa Rica 0-1 Germany
Pretty much panic stations in the Costa Rica defence every time the ball reaches the feet of Jamal Musiala.
He gets in again down the left but a Costa Rica foot just manages to interrupt another promising Germany move.
Image source, Getty ImagesJapan 0-1 Spain
Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Japan are dropping and dropping, there are five players dropping off from the back line. Spain have so much space.
Japan 0-1 Spain
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Khalifa International Stadium, Qatar
A bit early to do a Mexican Wave, I think - nothing has been decided in Group E yet after all - but all the fans here enjoyed it so much it went around the stadium three times.
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Wayne: Japan squandered any realistic chance they had by failing to get even a point against Costa Rica
Japan 0-1 Spain
Spain have had 85% possession in the opening 20 minutes.
Japan's heat map shows how they have been pushed back, and how they have been unable to get any time on the ball.
Image source, OptaJapan 0-1 Spain
There it is! Alvaro Morata again as Spain move through the gears with the striker making a great run before hammering a decent shot that is well saved.