England v France in World Cup quarter-finals (19:00 GMT)
Morocco face Portugal (15:00)
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Morocco 1-0 Portugal
The second half is under way in today's first quarter-final.
Morocco lead Portugal 1-0, putting them on course to become the first African side to reach a World Cup semi-final.
You can follow that match here. Here we'll focus on the build-up to England v France.
England v France (19;00 GMT)
The atmosphere is building among the fans in Doha...
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Image source, Getty ImagesEngland's fair play record may prove useful going into their quarter-final tie with France. None of Southgate's players have been booked across the four games in the tournament so far, meaning they are less at risk of suspension.
Fifa's rules for the World Cup set out that players will receive a one-match ban if they are shown two separate yellow cards across the group stage, as well as the last 16 and quarter-finals.
Two yellow cards in the same game, of course, will also result in a one match ban, as would a straight red card.
French midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni picked up a booking against Poland, whilst defender Jules Kounde was given a yellow against Denmark. With the threat of potentially missing the semi-finals, could that limit their freedom on Saturday?
Didier Deschamps swatted that aside, saying France "would not play with the handbrake on".
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Image source, Getty ImagesI'll be tuning in at 16:00 local time from a vessel in Guanabara Bay, Rio de Janeiro. The only Englishman amongst a crew of dejected Brazilians.
Mark N
Been moving to a new house in the Philippines today and football starts at 3am here so it’s going to be a long day but it’ll be worth it to see us win and make it through to the Semifinals. Come on England
Ginger
Morocco 1-0 Portugal
Image source, ReutersIt suddenly got very exciting.
Morocco are halfway to becoming the first African team to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup.
Follow live text and radio coverage over here.
Morocco 1-0 Portugal
Wow. Almost an instant reply from Portugal.
Bruno Fernandes steadies himself for a cross, he unleahes it across goal and it flies over Yassine Bounou but bounces back off the bar.
It's warming up nicely in the Al Thumama Stadium.
Youssef En-Nesyri
Image source, ReutersA sweeping ball comes in from the left, goalkeeper Diogo Costa races off his line but Youssef En-Nesryi beats him to it and heads powerfully into the net.
Lift-off for Morocco.
England v France (19:00 GMT)
Not everyone in the UK is cheering for England, of course.
Here's some Cardiff City supporters waving a French flag in the away end at Stoke City during their Championship fixture this afternoon.
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Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder
Ousmane Dembele is lightning quick for France. He's been playing brilliantly for Barcelona. You've got to be careful not to see them as a one-man team, although Kylian Mbappe is the best player in the world in my opinion.
Olivier Giroud keeps scoring goals. We've taken him for granted over the years since he played in England but he is a handful. But I see so much attacking quality and options for England, it would be silly to overly focus on France.
Kyle Walker has played against Mbappe many times and not struggled. Hopefully we are well-equipped.
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My wife has gone off on a girls weekend planned a year ago and left me alone with our two toddlers. They'd much rather watch Peppa Pig than the football, plus KO clashes with bedtime. So come 7pm, I'll be pressing record on the telly, turning the phone off, closing the windows, putting in ear plugs and praying they go down quickly so I'm not left too far behind the rest of the country
Chris
I will most likely be rubbing vapo-rub on my son's chest and soothing him to sleep while discreetly checking the live text feed. Yes, the World Cup is in winter and my son has a cold.
Sean
England v France (19:00 GMT)
England have been eliminated from six of their last eight World Cup knockout matches against fellow European nations.
By contrast, France have progressed from eight of their last 10 World Cup knockout matches against European opposition (includes third-place play-off and final).
History is there to be rewritten after all.
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Image source, Getty ImagesFormer England striker Wayne Rooney has previewed England's quarter-final against France in his latest Times column, external.
He says whoever wins will go on to win the tournament.
"Before the tournament started I fancied Argentina but while Lionel Messi has been incredible, as a team they don't quite seem good enough," writes Rooney.
I just think that, physically and as collectives, England and France are better sides.
"It's going to be incredibly close, a tough game for both sides, an occasion where focus and concentration has to be of the highest level in every player.
"It's the kind of match that will be won on small details - a mistake by an individual or a bit of magic from someone or a break of the ball or a set piece."
Morocco 0-0 Portugal
Image source, Getty ImagesThey're up and running at the Al Thumama Stadium and it's absolutely bouncing.
Remember the winners will play either England or France in the semi-final.
You can follow live coverage of that one over here.
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Will be watching Eng v Fra from a hospital bed with a brand new hip. I’ve had to have my 1st walk, wash myself, get on a trolley to go for an X-ray and wee properly before they’d leave me alone! To-do list sorted so now I’m all settled down ready to cheer the boys on!!
Pete
Gareth should get you in to do the team talk Pete. Outstanding work!
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BBC Sport presenter John Watson has caught up with some England fans on the ground in Doha.
Where's your wig, John??
England v France (19:00 GMT)
This is the scene at the fan park in Qatar where England and France fans are mixing.
They've got to be wigs...right?
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Despite that proud record though, France have only lost one of their last eight encounters with England (W5, D2).
It's the first time since June 2017, a game Les Bleus won 3-2, Kieran Trippier made his debut and the last time Antoine Griezmann missed a match for Didier Deschamps' side.
71 games ago!
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Showed these highlights a bit earlier.
The last time England played France at the World Cup in 1982, it was a 3-1 victory .
In fact, the Three Lions won on the only other occasion they met at the tournament - 2-0 in 1966.
We'll take all omens at this stage.