This is the fourth and final game taking place in the World Cup today (not a bad to finish). Here is what went down in the others...

Liz Tray: Since I was a kid people have talked about Brazil in this godly way. Like it's still 1970. Like Socrates still plays. A sacred cow but... they're really not that good. Not better than everyone else. Spain and France are just as good, if not better. Brazil coast on rep.

Disappointing so far.

There has been moments of promise, that this might kick into life. But too often it has fizzled to nothing.

Serbia making life very difficult for Brazil.

Tell you what, the hipsterish Nemanja Gudelj has played really well for Serbia. So many times he has been the man diving in with a tackle or sensing danger to stop a Brazil attack.

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One minute of added time?! What is this, the Premier League?

I hope Strahinja Pavlovic remembers he is on a yellow card, because he is not playing like it.

He throws himself with wild abandon to stop Raphinha getting a cross in from the right. He gets his reward but it's risky.

Straight down the other end and a cross is sent so close to the head of Aleksandar Mitrovic. A foot lower and he was bang in the game.

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The first real mistake by the Serbia defence and it gives Vinicius Jr a good opening.

Nikola Milenkovic is favourite to reach a long ball forward but he makes a mess of it and the Real Madrid forward is in. The defender gets back just well enough to put off Vinicius and his shot goes wide.

You can definitely see why Serbia did so well in qualifying for this tournament and why people had a sneaky feeling they'd do well in Qatar. They're very organised and robust. And there are little hints of greater ambition and the talent to hurt an opponent further forward.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

That was Raphinha's moment, incisive football - he’s got to aim it at the far post but doesn’t get enough on it and it’s really quite a tepid finish.

But it was beautiful football to watch.

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Neymar trying to be a bit of a show pony there with a backheel and the crowd certainly enjoyed that.

It is alright being pretty but you need the punch.

An uncompromising Serbian centre-back for Manchester United? It'll never work ;)

Mikey: Man Utd should be scouting this Serbia team for a central defender, either one and they hit jackpot, they are pretty good.

Chance! A big one too!

Raphinha exchanges passes with Lucas Paqueta, who picks out the Barca man in space in the box. It is a clear sight of goal but the low shot is straight at Vanja Milinkovic-Savic.

Best opening so far.

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Neymar tries a bit of trickery in the middle of the pitch, but Serbia aren't having any of that. Sasa Lukic gets stuck in with a sliding tackle.

Oh, nearly!

A short corner allows Lucas Paqueta to tee up Raphinha for a cross with a neat backheel, but the low ball evades the sliding Neymar at the near post.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

It seems like Brazil are taking their time to get into things but it only takes a moment for them to do something special.

They need to get the ball to their wingers more, to Vinicius.

Matt Jackson: Neymar’s role crucial for Brazil in this system. He’s the player who needs to provide a link between the back six and front three. He’s capable, but the Serbians will (and should) aggressively target him. That battle will be key.

Jambarrell: Much talk of how attacking Brazil's line-up is but this is how many teams used to play - England in Euro 96 had only Ince as defensive midfielder then effectively a front five (Shearer, Sheringham, Anderton, McManaman, Gazza).