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The final round of group games means it's permutations o'clock.

The Netherlands and Ecuador know a draw against Qatar and Senegal respectively will see them through to the last 16.

Senegal would be through with a win while while Qatar are dunzo.

So that was a look back, now it is time to look forward.

The final round of group games is upon us. Three teams are already through and just two are already eliminated, meaning the hopes and dreams of 27 countries are on the line over the next four days.

Portugal

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More from Brazilian sports reporter Natalie Gedra, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live.

On the penalty awarded to Portugal in the win over Uruguay: "The handball rule is very confusing. It didn't look like an unnatural position, but at the same time they've argued he expanded the area with his arm."

On Ronaldo claiming Bruno Fernandes' goal: "Talk about a confident guy. I was in the stadium and was like 'of course it touched Ronaldo's head'. When they announced in the stadium it was Bruno's goal, people were moaning and I'm thinking 'guys, it's still a goal, you can celebrate'."

"It wasn't a brilliant match from Portugal. They have a very talented generation and when you speak to their fans they seem frustrated because they know they can play well, but as a group they don't quite reach that level."

Cristiano Ronaldo thought he had given Portugal the lead last night...

But officials decided he never got a touch so his old Manchester United team-mate Bruno Fernandes was given the goal.

Then, after Ronaldo was replaced, Portugal won a penalty - which Fernandes scored.

So Ronaldo could have scored twice on another night - and overtaken Eusebio to become Portugal's World Cup record goalscorer - but Fernandes got the double instead.

Read more on how close Ronaldo got to a landmark goal.

During last night's game between Portugal and Uruguay in Lusail, a fan ran onto the pitch with a rainbow flag - stopping play briefly.

Qatar's treatment of LGBT+ people has been a major talking point around this tournament.

Homosexuality is illegal in the Gulf state and the decision to host the World Cup there has been criticised by LGBTQ+ groups.

The pitch invader's T-shirt said 'Save Ukraine' and 'Respect For Iranian Woman'.

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Portugal became the third team to seal their place in the knockout stages with a battling 2-0 win over Uruguay.

A game short on real quality saw the deadlock broken in the 54th minute when a cross from Bruno Fernandes floated beyond Uruguay keeper Sergio Rochet, the goal given to Manchester United's midfield man despite Cristiano Ronaldo claiming it had glanced off his head (more on that in a min).

Portugal made most of the running until they went ahead but Uruguay, who must now beat Ghana in their final Group H game to have a chance of qualifying, created chances of their own and could have taken a point.

Rodrigo Bentancur's brilliant first-half run was halted by Portugal keeper Diogo Costa's save, while substitute Maxi Gomez hit the post as Uruguay went in search of an equaliser.

Portugal wrapped up the win in stoppage time when Fernandes got his second from the spot after a video assistant referee intervention which adjudged Jose Gimenez had handled.

Brazil
Five-time World Cup winners

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Brazilian sports reporter Natalie Gedra, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live.

"We're still feeling very confident [about Brazil's chances], but it wasn't easy against Switzerland, especially with the injuries.

"Without Neymar and Danilo there were fewer options. Tite was more conservative with his choices. He played Eder Militao at right-back after there had been speculation that he'd play Dani Alves.

"He also played Fred as another defensive midfielder, which slowed the midfield. Fred, Casemiro and [Lucas] Paqueta didn't really work together. Rodrygo was introduced at half-time and things began to flow more naturally.

"Switzerland are always tricky, but Casemiro came to the rescue."

On Neymar's ankle: "It's definitely not great. I think it's very unlikely he will play the last group game but even the last 16. Tite was optimistic but he is an optimistic guy. There is a possibility he plays in the World Cup but not so soon."

He was described before the match as Brazil's key "invisible man", by full-time Casemiro was being lauded as the "best midfielder in the world".

Brazil's World Cup match against Switzerland looked to be heading for a dour, goalless draw but the Manchester United player had other ideas.

"I scored but is important to have assisted the whole team," said the midfielder, who was player of the match.

"When we win, we win together, when we lose, we lose together. It doesn't change my mindset.

"This is a group, the Brazil national team as players, we must play as a group. That is most important to get the title."

Read more here.

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Casemiro scored a fantastic late winner as Brazil beat Switzerland 1-0 to book their place in the last 16.

It looked to be a night of frustration for the five-time winners until the Manchester United midfielder fired a wonderful first-time effort into the top corner with five minutes left.

Alisson hasn't had a save to make yet in two games.

The Cameroon FA has confirmed that Inter Milan goalkeeper Andre Onana has been temporarily suspended for disciplinary reasons.

He asked not to play in Monday's 3-3 draw with Serbia. Reportedly Onana and boss Rigobert Song clashed over style of play.

The Cameroon FA say they have “full support” for the head coach.

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And in the game after that Ghana beat South Korea 3-2, with the Asian side having come from 2-0 down to make it 2-2 at one stage.

Read more about the day the World Cup game to life here.

What a goal this was. Would Vincent Aboubakar have even tried it though if he hadn't thought he was offside?

First it was Cameroon and Serbia, who played out a remarkable 3-3 draw with defensive calamity, comebacks, scooped finishes and long VAR waits.

Honestly, this game had everything. Check out the highlights below.

Before we look ahead let's have a quick look back at Monday's action - and what a day it was.

Who had Cameroon-Serbia and South Korea-Ghana as potential match of the tournament contenders?

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The Daily Telegraph

Cliché headline klaxon. Yep, the Telegraph has gone with the classic 'battle of Britain' headline on their sports page.

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The Times

The Times reports that Kyle Walker and Jordan Henderson are set to start for England as Gareth Southgate tinkers with his starting XI.

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The Daily Star

The Star says England are "desperate" to have the last laugh against Wales

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Daily Mirror

The Mirror leads also leads on the Iceland video story with exactly the same headline (much to the two sports desks' frustration I'm sure).

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The Daily Express

The other narrative in the build-up to this game has been England supposedly seeking revenge for Wales' reaction to their Euro 2016 exit to Iceland six years ago.

The Express suggests a video of Wales celebrating that defeat has "fired up" the England players ahead of tonight's game.

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