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ITV are showing the match live with highlights and clips on BBC TV, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.

There will be full-match commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds.

Coverage begins at 12:00 GMT and includes commentary on Morocco and Portugal at 15:00.

The BBC Sport website will have live text commentary and this live text will be providing pre-match news throughout the day.

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Some sad news emanating from the World Cup in the death of US journalist Grant Wahl.

The 48-year-old collapsed during extra time of Netherlands against Argentina with early reports suggesting he may have had a heart attack but these have yet to be confirmed.

Last month Mr Wahl was briefly detained by Qatari authorities for trying to enter a stadium wearing a rainbow shirt, in support of LGBT rights.

In a statement,the US Soccer Federation said it was "heartbroken", externalby the news.

Read the full news story over here

The Daily Express

Jordan Pickford is the lead image for the Daily Express as well.

He may be in for a busy evening but Gareth Southgate has every confidence in his stopper.

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The Independent

Please don't say it Jordan...

The Independent suggests Jordan Pickford - he's good with his feet y'know - is up for taking a penalty if it goes to a shootout against France tonight.

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The Daily Mail

Another rallying call in the Daily Mail as it leads on Gareth Southgate asking his players to be heroes.

Apparently, he's considering 'dad dancing' if England go through.

That didn't work for Brazil coach Tite...

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Daily Mirror

Traditional English grit and stoicism will get Gareth Southgate's side through, says the Mirror.

That's a harder chorus to sing than the original, especially after a mouthful of French toast.

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The Sun

The Sun calls for England to gobble up France with this delightful image of Harry Kane charred into bread.

Breakfast, anyone?

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The Guardian

The Guardian leads on a composite image of England and France players with the show about to begin. There's also space for Neymar's tears after Brazil crash out of the World Cup.

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Grab a coffee.

Let's dive into Saturday's papers.

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Oh and there's the small matter of two more quarter-finals later today.

Of course we'll have all the best build-up before England's mouthwatering tie against the World Cup holders France.

And we'll see if Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal can fight off the Atlas Lions as Morocco aim to become the first African nation to reach the semi-finals of a World Cup.

A fair bit going on then.

Got your breath back yet?

Two epic quarter-finals, two penalty shootouts and favourites Brazil dumped out of the competition.

- Croatia 1-1 Brazil (Croatia win 4-2 on penalties)

Lionel Messi and Argentina fight on after the Netherlands took them all the way.

- Netherlands 2-2 Argentina (Argentina win 4-3 on penalties)

Reaction and analysis from both quarter-finals on the way.

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