We saw in the early exchanges that Brazil were targeting the wide areas but that has balanced out as the game has progressed.

If they don't get you on the right, they'll try the left and then the centre.

If the left doesn't open up, they'll try the right and centre.

They have threats all over the pitch.

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Brazil are slowly showing more urgency and Tite thinks another attacking change will hasten it.

Vinicius Junior, who was Brazil's brightest spark in the first half, is replaced by Real Madrid team-mate Rodrygo.

Now it's Brazil's turn to patiently pass the ball around in the Croatia half, waiting for their opportunity to pounce.

Not looking likely to happen yet, though.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I still can't tell you who is the better team at the moment.

It’s so balanced.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

The have to have their wits about them, Croatia. They are knocking the ball about but they have to stop the counter.

You can get over-confident when you think you have control.

Shamshad: Brazil playing high balls to connect forward players and that creating chances. Some tactical changes.

That looks to be Brazil's best hope, luring Croatia forward and then countering quickly.

More Croatia possession just inside the Brazil half at the moment.

Luka Modric is playing conductor. But it is more staccato than allegro.

Croatia's spell of possession breaks down when Marcelo Brozovic tries to pick open a hole with a vertical pass - and that allows Brazil to spring forward.

Croatia look so confident when they have the ball in midfield. It's just creating that chance which they can convert.

Yes, is the answer.

Ex-Leeds United man Raphinha is the player hooked with Manchester United's Antony asked by Tite to provide a difference.

Time for a Brazil change?

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Really good from Richarlison, what he does best - fights for things.

You can see what Neymar is trying but he doesn't get contact right again.

Right on cue, Richarlison and Neymar combine to cut open the Croatia defence.

Richarlison spins smartly and plays in his team-mate, but his shot again lacks conviction and Croatia keeper Dominik Livakovic saves with his legs.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Vinicius hasn't been in the game, Raphinha has struggled.

They have had no supply.

A lot has been made of Brazil's attacking approach in this World Cup.

They have four forwards in the team in Raphina (pink, 11), Richarlison (nine), Neymar (10) and Vinicius Junior (20), but today Lucas Paqueta is getting forward from midfield to join them too.

He's hiding underneath Richarlison at the moment, and that shows how far forward he is getting.

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Hang on... not all Brazil. Croatia quickly spring forward and Ivan Perisic curls wide from the left corner of the box.

Think that was more a cross than a shot.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Education City, Qatar

The Brazil fans are a little bit subdued at the moment. A guy in a big yellow hat at the front of their end of the ground is walking up and down, trying to get them going, but not many of them are responding

Brazil hogging the ball at the moment. Like the older kids in the playgorund.

All around the halfway line, though, with a wall of red-and-white checkerboards in front of them.

Warning signs for Croatia.

Pat Nevin reckons Brazil have long faces, seem like game faces to me.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brazil aren’t dancing at the moment. They walked out with the longest faces you’ve ever seen.

I wonder if there is something wrong.