Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

We talked about the full-backs getting forward and it's a wonderful effort, beats the keeper but ricochets off the post.

There was so much pace on it.

Neymar is now the most fouled player at this World Cup (seven - two more than any other player)

A lick of paint! That is all that stands between Brazil and the lead.

Alex Sandro unleashes a superb low drive from range that flies along the turf but strikes the inside of the post before pinging across the box and away from danger.

They're getting closer.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Lusail Stadium

Serbia's defending is so impressive. Powerful and resolute. Brazil are applying the pressure but they are running into a brick wall at the moments.

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The corner comes in and prompts a bit of head tennis before a decisive Brazilian bonce gets the ball away.

Serbia won't get many opportunities, but this is one. They have a corner.

Since his first World Cup in 2014, Neymar has had more direct free kick shots without scoring one than any other player (nine).

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

You think it is only going to be a matter of time until Brazil create something.

Nemanja Gudelj, who was booked not long ago, departs, as does Andrija Zivkovic.

On come Nemanja Radonjic and Ican Ilic.

Hugo: Sorry, but have to say that the Brazil team barber could do with some lessons of the fade. Some shocking haircuts on these multi millionaires.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

It's interesting watching this Brazil team where the full-backs don't really want to go forward quite so much as we've seen in World Cups that have gone by, shall we say.

Gilberto Silva would have sat there and the full-backs, Roberto Carlos and Cafu, would get forward.

These full-backs are just sitting deep.

Another Brazil chance!

Again, it is Vinicius Jr supplying it. His low ball into the box is met by Neymar, who gets his shot away but sends it past the post.

Vinicius is the key man at the moment. Most of what is good about Brazil is coming through him.

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Serbia don't look like they can cause Brazil any problems going forward.

Brazil turning the screw.

Vincius Jr gets away down the left and crosses for a team-mate to fling himself in. The Serbian defence is well-positioned, though, and Milos Veljkovic heads away.

Raphinha again gets an opportunity but can't take advantage. This one is mainly down to Strahinja Pavlovic, who times his sliding tackle superbly. The Barcelona player needed a firmer touch to take the ball wider.

Brazil have lost just one of their last 11 World Cup games that were 0-0 at half time (won seven, drew three) and eight of their last 10 World Cup goals have come in the second half.

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was maybe the tallest wall ever!

From the corner, there is a moment when it looks like Richarlison is going to get an effort away, but Serbia crowd him out.

One Serbia player punched another accidentally as the ball came in, but the recipient is OK.