Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Look at the body language. Which ones look frustrated and which ones look calm?

The Brazilian players look frustrated. There’s almost a fearfulness that they could lose it.

Croatia are comfortable and calm in this position.

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Speculative effort from Antony... gratefully gathered by Croatia keeper Dominik Livakovic.

That should be that for normal time.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Education City, Qatar

Brazil have resorted to playing long balls up to Pedro rather than trying - and failing - to play through Croatia.

He's a bit like their Kieffer Moore - which sort of shows how desperate they are getting.

After a high ball into the Brazil box is cleared, Rodrygo sticks on the gass but is hacked down by his Real Madrid team-mate Luka Modric.

The Brazil fans are baying for blood - or, more accurately, a yellow card - but Michael Oliver gives Modric the benefit of the doubt.

Croatia win a free-kick in their own half and they, let me tell you, are very happy about that.

Slooooow it down.

How much more injury time? All eyes on the fourth official.

Four minutes flash up on the LED board.

Checked shirts swarm the ball like a cowboy convention playing American football as Croatia desperately chase back.

Brazil crowded out as they search for a late, late winner.

Croatia are not completely sticking but they are not twisting either.

Luka Modric swings in a weak cross and Brazil break...

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

If you have to take Richarlison off that’s a major concern.

He’s worked hard but he hasn’t had a great day.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Croatia are backing each other up time after time. Some big blocks in there.

Croatia still haven't had a shot on target today, by the way.

The Brazil corner comes to nothing and then Antony passes out of play. Groans from the Selecao fans, whose faces probably look yellow or green with tension and worry at this stage.

Brazil clear the throw-in and charge forward again. A shot by Eder Militao (yes, that's right) flashes wide of the right-hand post.

He claims a deflection and the referee Michael Oliver agrees.

Corner...

Croatia haven't been in the Brazil half for a little while, but win a throw-in which Ivan Perisic flings in.

Where's Rory Delap when you need him?

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Education City, Qatar

That Brazil chance has got their fans bouncing again, and not just the ones behind Dominik Livakovic's goal - the whole stadium came alive for a moment.

The South Americans are committing more and more men forward - they don't want extra-time like Croatia do.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

You can sense the frustration in Brazil. They are trying to force it.

They have shown flashes and had chances.

A sign of Brazil's growing desperation.

Another attacking change and this time it is tall Flamengo striker Pedro, who comes on for Richarlison.

Croatia's Nikola Vlasic eases the pressure on his side smartly. He drives the ball forward and takes a hit to win the free-kick.

A much-needed breather.