Roberto Martinez is clapping and encouraging his players on the sidelines. No visible signs of panic from the Belgium boss, but looks can be deceiving.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC Two

If Canada score, it could be a very interesting end to this match.

Tajon Buchanan works hard on the left but he's muscled off the ball - legally according to the referee despite the player's protests - and it'll be a goal kick.

We've got a Viking clap ringing around the Al Thumama Stadium. The Morocco fans are enjoying themselves.

Romelu Lukaku made his senior international debut at the age of 16 years and 294 days in a 1-0 friendly loss against Croatia in Brussels on 3 March 2010.

Will he play on the World Cup stage again?

It's approaching 'kitchen sink' time for Belgium.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC Two

That's sensible from Morocco to make substitutions. Get these quality players off and give them some rest for the rest of the tournament.

This really has been a great game. Credit to Canada, they're playing for pride and they're still very much in with a chance of earning their first ever World Cup point.

Canada's Junior Hoilett is replaced by David Wotherspoon for the final 15 minutes, while Morocco bring on Abderrazak Hamdallah and Jawad El Yamiq for Hakim Ziyech and Azzedine Ounahi.

About 12 minutes plus stoppages remaining.

Belgium need a goal otherwise they are heading home.

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The television cameras cut to the crowd. At both ends of the ground, Croatia and Belgium fans look tense. A Belgium goal would change EVERYTHING.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC Two

I thought that was over the line. How close was that? Goodness me. It just about managed to stay out. A big let off for Morocco. Canada have changed their shape and they look like a better team now.

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Is that in?! No!

Wow. That could not be any closer. The 39-year-old Atiba Hutchinson cannot believe he is not off celebrating a Canada equaliser as his header from the corner comes crashing down off the bar and bounces on to the goal line.

Fractions away. Morocco survive (although a point will still do for now!).

Belgium are 20 minutes away from an early World Cup exit.

Can someone step up and make themselves a hero?

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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Belgium are just gradually adding more and more attack minded players onto the pitch. But in doing so they can open up the spaces defensively.

More changes for Belgium as the clock ticks down.

Around 20 minutes plus stoppages left.

On come Youri Tielemans and Jeremy Doku.

Just over 20 minutes for Morocco to see out.

Good work by the energetic Azzedine Ounahi relieves the pressure as he drives past the halfway line, but Canada are soon pressing up the other end after the referee waves away Moroccan appeals for a free-kick on the edge of the Canada penalty area.

Instead it's Canada who have a set-piece opportunity, which Romain Saiss heads behind for a corner...

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium

The longer this goes on, the more nervy you feel it might get for Croatia. They are going through with a draw but Belgium have looked more dangerous in the second half and have nothing to lose - they have to win. The Belgium fans' drums have started kicking in too.

Romelu Lukaku is 29 and could get an opportunity to play at another World Cup. Not so Jan Vertonghen, 35, and 33 year-old Toby Alderweireld. And what about 31-year-old Kevin de Bruyne?

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Croatia have sent on Mario Pasalic and Bruno Petkovic and now a chance for Luka Modric to send Belgium out of the World Cup.

Thibaut Courtois makes the save.

A double change for Morocco.

Zakaria Aboukhlal and Selim Amallah replace Abdelhamid Sabiri and Sofiane Boufal.

There's another change for Canada too. The versatile Richie Laryea comes in for Jonathan Osorio.

It's all Belgium now, in fact 44% of the action has been in the in the final third for the Red Devils over the last 15 minutes.

More frustration for Belgium.

Anthony Taylor reaches for his top pocket to book Leander Dendoncker after a foul on Mateo Kovacic.

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