Federico Valverde tries his luck as Uruguay continue to push for an equaliser but it's a bit ambitious and a bit over the bar.

A triple substitution for Portugal as they look to hang on to the three points.

Off goes Joao Felix, William Carvalho and Cristiano Ronaldo, with him passing the captain's armband on to Pepe.

Joao Palhinha of Fulham is among those to come on, along with Goncalo Ramos and Matheus Nunes.

Five players aged 35 and over have appeared in this game - Pepe (39), Cristiano Ronaldo (37), Diego Godin (36), Luis Suarez (35) and Edinson Cavani (35) - the most in a World Cup match in history.

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Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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All of a sudden, Uruguay have just grabbed the bull by the horns and are taking the game to Portugal.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

There are signs that Uruguay could still get something from this game.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Uruguay were lucky to get the chance because it was such a poor free-kick. But it arrives at the feet of Luis Suarez, right by the near post and it was hard for him to get the angle and wrap his foot around it.

This is how close Cristiano Ronaldo was to getting his head on the cross from Bruno Fernandes for the goal.

Ronaldo celebrated wildly, but Fernandes has the goal officially credited to him now.

The Uruguay subs have changed the pace of this match and Luis Suarez hits the side-netting from a tight angle. Hands on heads on the Uruguay bench.

Again, so close.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brilliant strike, first time, great power. He just tried to curl it into that far post. It was so close!

It was a brilliant effort from Maxi Gomez. A really clean, hard strike. Costa was diving but nowhere near it.

Almost a stunning introduction from Maxi Gomez. He gets a pass played to him on the edge of the box, strikes it first time and it is curling with Diogo Costa flinging himself at it.

But the ball bounces off the right upright and away. So close to an equaliser.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I've been disappointed with Darwin Nunez tonight. He hasn't brought the energy and movement that Uruguay desperately need so I'm not surprised he's been replaced.

Changes up front for Uruguay and it is Edinson Cavani and Darwin Nunez off, with Luis Suarez and Maxi Gomez coming on.

Will that make the difference?

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We mentioned there had been a protester running on to the pitch holding a rainbow flag earlier in the second half and we're just getting a bit more information.

Their T-shirt had "Save Ukraine" written on one side and on the back were the words "Respect For Iranian Woman".

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Portugal have never lost when they've scored first in a World Cup match (won 14, drew three).

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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With that formation change for Uruguay, Mathias Olivera has just come to life. He seems to know where he's at.

He was kind of in between at left wing-back, now he's left-back. He looks far more comfortable.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

There is a little bit more urgency from Uruguay, a little bit more of a spark.

That goal for Portugal has now been officially credited to Bruno Fernandes.

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Jude yng Nghymru: Ronaldo will know he didn't touch that cross, that's poor.

Chris Lord: Didn’t touch it in a month of Sundays!

Bryan Anderson: That was never Ronaldo's goal, the replay clearly shows it missed him.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Uruguay are flat. There is not a lot of movement, they're hoping for a piece of individual brilliance.

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So, who got the goal? Cristiano Ronaldo celebrated wildly, but may lose that one to his former Manchester United team-mate Bruno Fernandes.

No matter what, Portugal lead one nil.