Dancing to the final?published at 08:15 Greenwich Mean Time 6 December 2022
Brazil 4-1 South Korea
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Brazil's dance celebrations against South Korea seem have to got everyone talking...
Giroud "off the planet player" says coach; Giroud says England will be 'tough' to beat
Last 16 concludes on Tuesday with Morocco v Spain (15:00) and Portugal v Switzerland (19:00) - listen to both games on BBC Radio 5 Live & BBC Sounds
Build-up to England v France on Saturday (19:00 GMT) in quarter-finals
Disrespectful or dynamic? Brazil's goal dance celebrations discussed
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Lorraine McKenna and Katie Stafford
Brazil 4-1 South Korea
Brazil's dance celebrations against South Korea seem have to got everyone talking...
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DeepDarkBlue: Jude Bellingham has loads of talent, fantastic feet and is a thoroughly likeable, balanced young man. Best midfielder in the world? Well that remains to be seen, he'll have a few competitors for sure. Can he make the difference and finally get this England team across the winning line in the big tournaments? That's the real question for me. And as an Irishman, I actually hope so.
Tuesday's back pages
The Times
The Times cover a story relating to the security and well-being of England players, with Raheem Sterling leaving the World Cup squad in Qatar and returning to London after his home was burgled.
More social media pictures were posted yesterday of Jude Bellingham and the Liverpool duo of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jordan Henderson hanging out together after England's 3-0 win against Senegal.
So, during Monday's live page, we asked if you thought Bellingham would end up playing for the Reds at some point in the near future?
Or would the price tag for the midfielder - which will no doubt rise if he delivers another stellar performance against France - mean he goes elsewhere?
This was a close one, but 1,297 of you went with 'yes, he will end up at Anfield', while 1,223 think the clubs with more pennies in the bank will win Bellingham's signature.
England v France (19:00 GMT, Sat)
Peter Schmeichel
Former Manchester United keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
Jude Bellingham looks like a captain in the making whether that's for England or wherever he goes. He has that kind of character. It's impressive to see players of that age have such an impact at the highest level you can get in football.
My hope for him is that he keeps himself grounded, stays within that personality that he is already building up, do the work, and you will be a world class superstar."
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Budgie: No arrogance, no ego, no stupid haircuts! He just gets on with his football.
England v France (19:00 GMT, Sat)
England
ESPN senior writer Mark Ogden, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live, on Jude Bellingham's future: "Liverpool seem to be favourites [to sign Bellingham] but the price tag is going up and up. With Liverpool right now, we don't know who the owners are going to be. Are the current regime going to spend what it takes to get Bellingham?
"You do wonder whether a club like Liverpool, who would be a very good fit for Bellingham, might be priced out of the market. The hottest property in football is Kylian Mbappe, but I don't think Jude Bellingham is far behind."
Jude Bellingham is the hottest item in the transfer market but according to reports today, one club has already thrown in the towel for the 19-year-old...
Manchester United are out of the race to sign England midfielder from Borussia Dortmund. Liverpool, Manchester City and Real Madrid are the frontrunners. (Sky Sports Germany), external
Fancy some Jude Bellingham chat?
Tuesday's back pages
The Daily Star
The Daily Star go all David Bowie on their back page.
Brazil 4-1 South Korea
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Brazil 4-1 South Korea
Richarlison scored a breathtaking goal as Brazil sent out a message to the rest of the world that they mean serious business.
He now has three goals at this World Cup. That's three more goals than he has managed for Tottenham in the Premier League.
Tuesday's back pages
The Daily Express
The Daily Express run with story about England being ready to make another piece of footballing history.
Brazil 4-1 South Korea
There was an awful lot of love for Brazil legend Pele at the game.
Considered by many the greatest footballer of all time, the 82-year-old is in hospital in Sao Paulo.
Brazil 4-1 South Korea
Anyone who has Brazil in the sweepstake will be smiling this morning. They demolished South Korea with a performance that was fantasy football at times. Will they get their hands on the World Cup for a sixth time?
Tuesday's back pages
Daily Mirror
The Mirror leads with a story about a surprise visit from David Beckham to the England camp.
Shall we take a look at what the back pages are saying?
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Eye_Said: A performance (not a result) against France will silence critics. For instance, had England gone at Italy [Euros final] but still lost then many critics would have been silenced; the likes of Italy and France can beat anyone, so to lose to them is no big deal. The problem was the ultra-defensive approach. So, well done so far; now give it a real go vs France. Don't worry about defeat - just go for the win.
Can you believe this? There are just TEN more games left in Qatar - including two more matches today.
On Wednesday, we all get a day off.
Tuesday, however, signals the final round of last 16 fixtures.
Morocco v Spain (15:00 GMT)
Portugal v Switzerland (19:00 GMT)
England v France (19:00 GMT, Sat)
Bonjour and welcome to coverage of Day 17 at the Fifa World Cup where things are starting to get serious for the teams still standing.
England have four more days of prep before their quarter-final showdown with France on Saturday.
How are the nerves?