The Daily Star

The Star also leads on Marcus Rashford's penalty quotes, though with a slightly wittier headline.

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The Guardian

The Guardian leads on quotes from Marcus Rashford, who says he wants to be on penalty duty for England despite his miss in last year's Euro 2020 final defeat to Italy.

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Let's take a quick look through some of this morning's back pages....

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It wasn't looking good for Chris Sutton with his predictions yesterday. In the first three games, he went the wrong way in each in trying to pick a winner.

But in the fourth and final game, he nailed his prediction for Spain v Germany, getting the 1-1 scoreline spot.

To see how Chris is getting on with his predictions so far and what he has gone for in today's games click here.

This is how Group F looks after the second round of games - and it does not make pretty reading for Belgium.

It is even worse for Canada, who are already eliminated with a game to spare.

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The resurgence of the traditional number nine?

Alvaro Morata and Niclas Fullkrug came to the fore in Spain and Germany's 1-1 draw, which leaves Group E interestingly poised prior to Thursday's final group.

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A proud moment for Canada.

Alphonso Davies put Canada ahead after 1 minute and 8 seconds, scoring their first ever goal at the World Cup in their fifth match.

Things didn't quite go to plan after that mind for John Herdman's side.

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BBC Sport at Khalifa International Stadium

Croatia crushed any hopes Canada had of progressing in Qatar, with the 2018 finalists fighting back after Alphonso Davies got his country off to a flying start by scoring their first ever World Cup goal.

Bayern Munich winger Davies put Canada ahead after only 68 seconds, darting into the box and meeting Tajon Buchanan's cross with a towering header in the game's first attack.

Croatia did not panic after falling behind, though, and created numerous chances, with striker Andrej Kramaric seeing a goal ruled out for offside.

The former Leicester player did equalise when he found the net with a first-time angled shot from Ivan Perisic's pass, and Marko Livaja put Croatia ahead with a rasping drive from the edge of the box.

Kramaric was denied by Milan Borjan's fine save in the second half, and at the other end, Dominik Livakovic acrobatically tipped over Jonathan David's long-range curler.

Hoffenheim frontman Kramaric got his second of the game by coolly converting into the far corner, and substitute Lovro Majer wrapped up the match by netting in injury time.

Canada may have scored a goal, but they are still waiting for their first point in a World Cup group match and now cannot qualify for the last 16.

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"No passion, no fight, no energy."

Pablo Zabaleta delivers a scathing assessment of Belgium's players after their defeat to Morocco.

The rough and the smooth of life as a goalkeeper.

Part 1034: Thibaut Courtois (Belgium).

A touch of Rene Higuaita and Jorge Campos minus the colourful shirt all thrown into one here.

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BBC Sport at Al Thumama Stadium, Qatar

Belgium are not out of this World Cup yet but Sunday's shock defeat by Morocco posed more questions about their ageing team. Even boss Roberto Martinez admitted himself they have big problems.

For starters, two of their famed 'golden generation' are only bit-part players in Qatar, while another - Kevin de Bruyne - is not just struggling for form, but has seemingly written off his side's chances of lifting the trophy.

While De Bruyne toils, Eden Hazard was only able to play an hour here before being replaced - to avoid entering what Martinez calls the 'red zone' of risking yet another injury.

Key striker, and Belgium's record goalscorer, Romelu Lukaku is also only ready for cameo appearances after his long-standing thigh injury.

More serious issues, though, appear to lie in the team's mindset than in the treatment room.

While victory over Croatia onThursday will still send them into the last 16, Martinez admitted his side are currently playing like they are "afraid to lose" rather than being ready to win.

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Great line from Guy Mowbray on commentary.

Abdelhamid Sabiri and Zakaria Aboukhlal's late goals are a thing of beauty to any Morocco fan.

Just look at those celebrations.

Just to mark your cards for later: Wales and England are both holding open training sessions and news conferences today ahead of their decisive Group B encounter on Tuesday evening.

Wales' training session begins at 10:30 GMT before a news conference at 13:15.

England's open training kicks-off at 12:00 before a news conference at 16:00.

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In Group E's earlier game on Sunday, Japan missed the chance to seal their place in the knockout stages as Keysher Fuller's late goal earned Costa Rica a smash-and-grab victory.

After beating Germany in their opener, many expected Japan to account for a Costa Rica side reeling from a 7-0 thrashing by Spain.

However, Japan boss Hajime Moriyasu opted for rotation over continuity, making five changes, and that resulted in a subdued performance and a scoreline that blew the group wide open.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Doha

Hansi Flick's World Cup wildcard came up trumps against Spain as Germany's fight for survival here in Qatar goes to their final Group E game against Costa Rica.

Werder Bremen striker Niclas Fullkrug, at 29, was the oldest outfield player to make his Germany debut for 20 years when he scored as they beat Oman in their only warm-up game before the start of their World Cup campaign.

Germany's spirits had been lifted by Costa Rica's shock win against Japan, which meant defeat by Spain at Al Bayt Stadium would not automatically mean elimination.

Fullkrug's goal to give them a 1-1 draw proved important both in the context of the World Cup and psychologically.

Read more from our chief football writer Phil McNulty in Doha.

There was perhaps a bit more intrigue than excitement in the Spain v Germany game last night. More hype than drama.

It was ultimately a game of two sub strikers.

Alvaro Morata gave the Spain the lead...

And Niclas Fullkrug levelled for Germany...

It could easily have been different. Manuel Neuer came to Germany's rescue early on...

And VAR came to Spain's aid to rule out an Antonio Rudiger header...

The upshot is that a win for both Spain (against Japan) and Germany (against Costa Rica) in their final games will see both qualify.

Before we go any further here are all of Sunday's results:

Group E

• Spain 1-1 Germany
• Japan 0-1 Costa Rica

Group F

• Croatia 4-1 Canada
• Belgium 0-2 Morocco

It is day nine of the 2022 World Cup. Time flies, doesn't it?

Stand by for all the reaction to Sunday's four matches, including that blockbuster clash between Spain and Germany.

We will also look ahead to Monday's games with Portugal and Brazil in action.

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