That's all from us this evening.

There's only an hour and a half to get yourselves ready before kick-off for England's big game against the USA.

You can switch over to our live text commentary page now to keep up with all the build-up and action from Al Bayt Stadium.

Here's a reminder of all the top stories from today:

• Wales in danger of World Cup exit following Iran loss
• Qatar close to elimination after Senegal defeat
• Neymar to miss Brazil's next two games with ankle injury

Once again, thanks for joining us today. See you next time!

BBC Radio 5 Live

The BBC Radio 5 Live team are ready at the Al Bayt Stadium for England's meeting with the USA.

You can listen to the build-up and live commentary from 18:00 GMT here

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In the last game against Iran, Jude Bellingham (at age 19 years and 145-days-old) became England's second-youngest World Cup goalscorer, after Michael Owen (18 years and 190-days old).

If Bellingham scores against the USA tonight, he can equal Owen's record of two England World Cup goals as a teenager.

Thee 19-year-old is one of six teenagers that have featured for England at a World Cup.

That list includes three of his current international teammates; Raheem Sterling (3 appearances as teenager), Luke Shaw (1 appearance) and Trent Alexander-Arnold (1 appearance).

Alex Homer
reporting from Stourbridge

The under-10s and under 11s teams at Jude Bellingham’s home town club, Stourbridge FC, in the West Midlands are having an impromptu extra training session to burn off some energy before England's match against USA.

After some passing drills around a circle with defenders harrying the player on the ball, the teams move on to a shooting practice next, honing their accuracy by taking turns to strike the ball with either foot.

Monday seem like a lifetime ago?

Remember the Three Lions' victory against Iran by watching all six of England's goals in 90 seconds.

Ecuador had an equaliser disallowed for offside just before half-time but the Netherlands head into the break 1-0 up thanks to a brilliant goal from Cody Gakpo.

It's no wonder the 23-year-old has been attracting interest and has been linked with a big move away from PSV recently.

You can keep up with what's happening in that Group A game here

Andy Cryer
BBC Sport in Qatar

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The Al Bayt Stadium is ready…

No signs of many England or US fans at the moment but I’m sure that will all change soon.

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Here's a quick look at how things currently stand in Group B.

England are top of the group after their 6-2 win against Iran on Monday and victory against the USA tonight will guarantee they progress to the knockout stages.

If the USA do lose against Gareth Southgate's side tonight, then it's all to play for in a bid to secure the other qualifying spot.

Here's the next round of fixtures in Group B. Both games are on Tuesday 29 November at 19:00 GMT.

Wales v England

Iran v USA

Earlier this week, we asked you to pick your England team to face the USA in the second group stage game.

After a 6-2 win over Iran on Monday, reports suggest Gareth Southgate is going to name an unchanged side and you have backed him up in that decision, picking the same XI.

Think it should be a different starting team tonight? Pick your England line-up here

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Here's how Chris Sutton thinks England v USA will pan out:

"The United States are a high-intensity, high-pressing team and really aggressive with that… but, as we saw against Wales, they fade late on," Sutton said.

"England will have too much for them - they know a lot of their players and they know they are better than them. There are some interesting head-to-heads, like Bukayo Saka going up against Antonee Robinson, who he gave a real going over when Arsenal played Fulham earlier in the season.

"I don't see the US causing England many problems at all to be honest but l also don't think Gareth Southgate's men will put lots of goals past them just because they did that against Iran.

"By the way, there is no way England should rest Harry Kane after his injury scare. We're not in a position to take any other nations lightly, especially in the second game of a tournament when we haven't got out of the group. Kane has to play."

Sutton's prediction: 2-1

What do we think? Do you agree with Sutton's prediction?

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Three hours away!

As Netherlands v Ecuador gets underway, let's hear your predictions for tonight's game between England and the United States.

Who makes your starting line-up? Should Gareth Southgate make any changes? Who will be the first name on the scoresheet? And what do you think the final result will be?

And as we mentioned earlier, we want to know where you will be watching tonight's match.

So keep the pictures and comments coming in and get involved by Tweeting #bbcfootball or by text to 81111 (UK only - standard rates apply).

Alex Homer
Reporting from Stourbridge

Excitement is building in England star Jude Bellingham’s home town Stourbridge, West Midlands, ahead of England's clash with USA.

Amye Evitts, from Tipton, is predicting a 3-1 win for England, saying "if we do as well as we did in the Euros [last summer] we will give it [winning the World Cup] a good shot".

Despite being an Aston Villa fan, the 19-year-old, says she is happy to cheer on ex-Birmingham City player Bellingham - even if she thinks it’s "saft" the club retired his shirt number when he left to play for Borussia Dortmund in Germany.

Chanelle Marcella-Wint is hoping bedtime goes well with nine-month-old Luca, so he’s happily asleep in time for her and her partner to watch the 19:00 kick-off.

She thinks midfielder Jude Bellingham has done a “great job of putting Stourbridge on the map".

Chanelle is in the town centre, where a mural is dedicated to Bellingham, to buy food so she can watch the match at home with her partner later. Their fifth anniversary coincides with tonight’s game.

Before we look ahead to England's game against USA later this evening, lets see what is happening in Group A.

Qatar are clinging on to their World Cup chances after losing 3-1 to Senegal earlier today.

If the Netherlands avoid defeat to Ecuador this afternoon then it's all over for the hosts.

We're less than 20 minutes away from kick-off for that game. Here's how the two teams line-up:

Netherlands: Noppert, Timber, Van Dijk, Ake, Dumfries, Koopmeiners, De Jong, Blind, Klaassen, Bergwijn, Gakpo

Ecuador: Galindez, Precaido, Torres, Hincapie, Porozo, Estupinan, Plata, Mendez, Caicedo, Valencia, Estrada

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Let's step away from the World Cup for a second to take a look at some news relating to Cristiano Ronaldo, who left Manchester United by mutual consent on Tuesday.

Saudi club Al-Nassr FC has offered Ronaldo €225 million to join the club, Saudi newspaper Asharq al-Awsat reports.

It cites informed sources as saying that negotiations with his agent have reached an “advanced stage” but that Ronaldo doesn’t want to discuss his future until after the World Cup.