Argentina
2014 runners-up

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Here's more from the Argentina camp.

Forward Lautaro Martinez said their next game against Mexico "will be like a final for us".

"It is a match that could define our fate in this World Cup," Martinez told a news conference.

"It was a heavy blow to our morale (losing to Saudi Arabia) but we are a strong group that is very united.

"We need to stay calm, recover and think about what's coming. What's coming is Mexico, so we have to focus on getting the win no matter what."

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While Brazil are struggling with ankle injuries, there's good news for Argentina's star player.

Argentina face Mexico tomorrow in a crunch match after they suffered one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history when they lost to Saudi Arabia in their first game.

Coach Lionel Scaloni said that Lionel Messi is fit and ready to play despite reports of a possible ankle injury and that he believes his squad has what it take to rebound from their opening defeat.

"When you are knocked out you have to get up, and my players are more than capable of doing so," Scaloni told a news conference.

"We will not change the way we play because of the loss to Saudi Arabia. I can make a change or two in the selection but not in our system, that is not in question.

"This group will leave everything they've got on the pitch to recover from that heavy blow."

Brazil
Five-time World Cup winners

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And Neymar isn't the only one out with an ankle injury.

Brazil right-back Danilo will also miss the next two games.

Brazil
Five-time World Cup winners

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Bad news for Brazil.

Neymar has been ruled out of his nation's next two World Cup games after sustaining ligament damage in his right ankle.

The PSG forward was replaced in the 80th minute of Thursday's 2-0 win over Serbia after a heavy tackle from Nikola Milenkovic.

Brazil face Switzerland in their second Group G game on Monday (16:00 GMT), before playing Cameroon next Friday (19:00 BST).

Two games down, two still to go. We're halfway through another day of World Cup action.

Coming up, we've got lots of build-up for England's game against the USA and we'll be keeping an eye on Netherlands v Ecuador which kicks off at 16:00 GMT.

We'll also be looking back at what has happened so far today with reaction from Wales' defeat by Iran and Senegal's win against Qatar.

Stay tuned!

Another defeat for hosts Qatar.

That leaves them on zero points at bottom of Group A with the Netherlands and Ecuador, who are playing each other shortly, and Senegal all on three points.

Tune into the post-match reaction here

Time to hand over to my colleague Emily to take you through the next couple hours.

It's been a pleasure, as always.

Until next time...

In case you missed the game earlier, you can watch the highlights below.

Wales fans - it might be a good idea to look away now...

More reaction now to Wales' defeat by Iran earlier today...

Wales captain Gareth Bale has said qualifying for the knockout stages of the World Cup "will be difficult" after Friday's 2-0 defeat by Iran.

Robert Page's side have one point from two games and must beat England to stand any chance of progressing.

Stoppage-time goals by Roozbeh Cheshmi and Ramin Rezaeian sealed the defeat for Wales, who also had goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey sent off.

"It's gutting - there's no other way to say it," Bale said.

Read more here.

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The Ecuador Ministry of Education has issued a special permit for today's match against Ecuador to be shown in schools around the country.

Ecuador face the Netherlands today knowing a win would all but take them through to the last 16 of the World Cup.

The special permit gives permission for teachers to halt or adapt classes in order to watch the game which kicks off at 11:00 AM local time.

France

Returning to the French squad, captain Hugo Lloris said setbacks against Denmark in the Nations League serve as a "wake-up" but do not provide additional motivation.

"It gives you an idea of the level of this Danish team," the Spurs keeper said of the defeats in June and September.

"We know it will be a decisive game for qualification. Every team is in a good place physically and athletically.

"We know it will be a big challenge - and we have to be ready."

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France

France manager Didier Deschamps is hopeful his team have learned their lessons following their surprise Nations League defeats to Denmark over the summer.

Describing Saturday's opponents as "underestimated as a team", Deschamps said Denmark "made life very difficult" for the reigning world champions earlier this year.

Denmark won 2-1 in Paris in June before winning 2-0 in Copenhagen at the end of September.

"It is not a question of revenge because we know the Danish players and they know us," said Deschamps. "They can change system from one match to the other and that can give us different types of difficulties."

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BBC Radio 5 Live

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Thousands of England fans have travelled to Qatar for the World Cup and BBC Radio 5 Live caught up with three of them.

Lucy, Kat and Anna (left to right) are all looking forward to tonight's game and can only see one outcome.

"I’m really positive about our chances tonight, we set a really good standard against Iran," says Lucy.

"Hopefully I see more goals tonight, another comfortable win and hopefully start easing our way into the round of 16."

Kat added: "We can’t get too comfortable. We’ve had a couple of shock results so far so I hope England aren’t on the wrong end of the result later."

Anna said: "The atmosphere that all the different countries and fans are bringing has brought the city to life."

It's half-time in today's second game as Senegal lead hosts Qatar 1-0 at the break.

You can watch that one here.

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