Some team news for Saturday's quarter-final between England and France.

Kylian Mbappe has been absent from France training in Doha tonight. The French Football Federation say he’s having a recovery session.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

If the Morocco national team was from the animal kingdom, they would be a cobra.

They sit there and then they strike with brilliant pace.

The more this is going on, the more I am impressed.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Education City, Qatar

Spain are quite happy to play sideways on the half-way line again and again and again, until they spot a gap - which isn't that often.

Morocco on the other hand, just charge forward when they win the ball back.

The expected goals score is 0.24-0.24.

Five shots in total, two on target.

You can take over this live text if you want Christopher.

Youssef En-Nesyri is miles offside from a through ball. He's so offside they don't even bother letting him finish the move off.

That was a good one, Barry.

Marco Asensio rolls the free-kick to Dani Olmo, who shoots from the left wing, and it's palmed away by Bono.

That is Spain's first chance on target. And in a normal game it would barely register because no way he was scoring from there.

Mark: Spain and Morocco doing their very best to remind us that football isn’t just about goals, attacking intent, ambition and a little called excitement. England, France and Brazil please take note.

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Achraf Hakimi brings down Gavi and Spain have a free-kick on the left. They try to take it before anyone is ready and the referee says go again.

Alvaro Morata is indeed warming up. This game really could do with someone who can score a goal.

Alvaro Morata has scored in each of his last three World Cup appearances for Spain, despite playing a total of just 126 minutes across those games.

He is one of eight players on three goals at this World Cup. Only Kylian Mbappe, with five, has more.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Surely Alvaro Morata has to be a decision at some point.

He scores goals.

Even Fifa president Gianni Infantino, in the crowd, is looking at his phone. He'd better not check what people are saying about him on social media.

Spain keeper Unai Simon gets lucky as he takes a heavy touch in front of his goal and just squeezes a clearance in between two onrushing Moroccans.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

If either team score a goal this game will completely change and open up.

Spain need to change it because they are falling into a trap and I think the Moroccans will get stronger as the game goes on.

Spain play the free-kick short but it's then whipped in and headed away well by Youssef En-Nesyri.

Spain win a free-kick on the right as Ferran Torres nutmegs Noussair Mazraoui and is fouled by the defender.