Make the most of the next few hours, folks. Today is the last time there are four matches a day at the World Cup.

WHAT ON EARTH ARE WE MEANT TO DO?!

From Saturday, we're down to two matches a day as the last 16 stage kicks in.

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Let's go back to July 2010, the last and only previous time that Ghana and Uruguay have met at a World Cup.

Then, the two nations met in a quarter-final tie in Johannesburg full of drama and controversy.

Ringing any bells?

Ghana were denied a place in the semi-finals after Luis Suarez deliberately handled on the goalline and Asamoah Gyan missed the subsequent penalty.

Uruguay went on to win 4-2 on penalties after the match had ended 1-1.

Here's a reminder of how it went down...

No rest for Cristiano Ronaldo. He starts this game. Son Heung-min is in South Korea's starting XI. Full team news coming up.

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BBC Sport at Education City Stadium, Qatar

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There are going to be a lot of disappointed people here if Portugal rest Cristiano Ronaldo after he missed training this week - he is rated only 50-50 to play by boss Fernando Santos.

Madhav (above) has even brought along his own drawing of his idol. That might turn out to be the only glimpse we get of him today.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Al Janoub Stadium

Ghana make two changes to the side that edged 3-2 past South Korea in the last game.

Alidu Seidu and Baba Rahman come in with Tariq Lamptey and Gideon Mensah dropping out.

Ghana XI: Ati-Zigi, Seidu, Amartey, Salisu, Rahman, Partey, Abdul Samed, Kudus, A Ayew, J Ayew, Williams.

How about this for Uruguay team news - Luis Suarez STARTS up front for the South American side, replacing former Manchester United striker Edinson Cavani in the line-up and partnering Liverpool's Darwin Nunez.

Manchester Unied's Facundo Pellistri and Giorgian de Arrascaeta also come in with Diego Godin and Matias Vecino dropping out.

Uruguay XI: Rochet, Varela, Gimenez, Coates, Olivera, Bentancur, Valverde, De Arrascaeta, Pellistri, Suarez, Nunez.

Time to get some team news...

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Al Janoub Stadium

Well, it has been very spicy around the media centre before the game.

Ghana journalists have spoken about gaining "revenge" after Luis Suarez's infamous handball 12 years ago.

Uruguayan journalists are saying the same word. One said: "They want to beat us after what happened last time.

"Some of their fans saw me outside the stadium wearing this light blue shirt and shouted, 'Hey! You won't be punching the ball this time. We'll be punching you.'"

Bubbling up nicely.

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Portugal are already through and can secure top spot with a draw or a win. Ghana can progress with a win but Uruguay and South Korea will be out if they lose or draw.

Read more here about who needs what., external

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Hello and welcome to Day 13 at the Fifa World Cup which features Brazil, Cristiano Ronaldo and a huge grudge match.

Later, five-times winners Brazil are in action against Cameroon, and Serbia face Switzerland in Group G. First it's all about the Group H finale.

With Portugal already through, three teams are fighting for one place.

Two of Ghana, South Korea and Uruguay are heading home.

Ghana v Uruguay (15:00 GMT)

South Korea v Portugal (15:00)

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It's 5pm in Qatar and revenge is filling the air. Ghana and Uruguay are about to meet for the first time since one of the most controversial moments in World Cup history.

Back in 2010, a deliberate handball on the goalline by Luis Suarez denied the Black Stars a goal which would have sent them into the semi-finals.

4,536 days later and the two nations meet for the first time since those events in South Africa, with Ghana chasing a result that will send Uruguay packing.

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