LIVEWORLD CUP 2022 LIVE: Brazil and Portugal both in action as Groups G and H take centre stage... as Ben White misses England training
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That's all from us on the World Cup live blog today.
Thanks for joining us. Brazil are about to get their second half against Switzerland underway, and you can follow that using the link below.
Portugal versus Uruguay should be good tonight. Back tomorrow - see ya!
It's the halfway point in Brazil vs Switzerland and it remains 0-0.
Switzerland will be happy with that. Brazil will not be.
Some of England's players have been spotted on a beach in Doha ahead of the match against Wales.
Harry Maguire, Kalvin Phillips and Jude Bellingham are among those seen, with John Stones, Dier and Bellingham stripping down to their shorts and enjoying the sun.
Brazil vs Switzerland is underway!
Switzerland's team coach crashed on the way to the ground today.
Footage filmed from the team's journey to the stadium showed traffic slowing down with the police car involved in the escort receiving a bump from behind from the Swiss team bus.
Fears that injuries had been suffered among the players on board were swiftly dismissed as the full squad arrived on time at Stadium 974 for their Group G clash with Brazil.
Full story below.
There was plenty for English referee Anthony Taylor to do at full time, including sending off South Korea manager Paulo Bento.
Full story below...
Here are the line-ups for today's third game...
Brazil: Alisson; Militao, Silva, Marquinhos, Sandro; Casemiro, Fred, Paqueta; Raphinha, Vinicius Jr, Richarlison.
Switzerland: Sommer; Widmer, Akanji, Elvedi, Rodriguez; Freuler, Xhaka; Rieder, Sow, Vargas; Embolo.
Fred the man to replace the injured Neymar.
That's your lot! What a result for Ghana. Another great game.
South Korea are really pushing for an equaliser here. Cho and Son combine well on the left to give the striker a sight of goal, but Ati-Zigi is equal to it.
Pierluigi Collina's directive continues. There will be 10 minutes for South Korea to find an equaliser.
Son will be kicking himself. The ball gets fired across the box and he's well-placed on the penalty spot to stroke it in, but he takes his eyes off it at the last moment and kicks thin air. Not long for him and his team-mates to get back into this one now.
South Korea really pushing for an equaliser now, leaving plenty of space in behind for Ghana to exploit.
Only level for seven minutes. Ghana are back in front. Mensah plays a lovely ball across that Williams misses but Kudus doesn't. That will be a real relief for the Ghana players.
What a five minutes for Cho! As soon as they got one, you felt they'd get another. The ball is again swung in from the left, this time onto the heads of the centre backs, with the South Korea forward getting a run on the defenders. He leaps sensationally well and nods it past the helpless 'keeper. His hang time resembled someone out the NBA!
Game on! Lee puts in a lovely ball from the left and Cho gets across his man to knock the ball beyond Ati-Zigi. Will another side blow a two-goal lead today?
The second half has started in electric fashion, with both sides having strong efforts on goal. The next goal is crucial.
Here we go. Ghana get us back underway.
Well, that couldn't have gone nay better for Ghana.
Plenty of work for South Korea to do.
Iran will face USA tomorrow in Group B of the World Cup, with the winner progressing through to the last 16.
Iran, however, want the Americans kicked out of the competition.
The US soccer federation displayed Iran's national flag on social media without the emblem of the Islamic Republic, saying the move supports protesters in Iran ahead of Tuesday's match.
Iran's government reacted by accusing America of removing the name of God from their national flag and called for FIFA to kick the USA out of the World Cup with a 10-game ban from the sport. Tasmin news agency - associated closely with the Iranian regime - says Iran's soccer federation will make the request to FIFA, soccer's governing body.
Full story below.
It's all going pear-shaped for South Korea, who now find themselves trailing 2-0 after Mohammed Kudus's strike.
The tournamnet's lowest-ranked side are enjoying themselves.
Liftoff for Ghana in the World Cup!
South Korea fail to deal with a free kick into the box and Salisu pokes home.
After a long VAR check, the goal is given!
Just on the England camp, we've had a little look inside it ahead of the game tomorrow.
It's great to see James Maddison in action after injury and one would hope he'll have a role to play against Wales.
Ben White, however, missed training due to illness. A blow, because he'll be hoping to play too.
Today's second match is underway.
South Korea vs Ghana.
News from the England camp this afternoon is that Jordan Henderson is set to replace Judge Bellingham in England's midfield against Wales tomorrow.
Bellingham struggled against USA after scoring versus Iran, and Gareth Southgate will opt for experience over youth for the crunch game.
Again, I'm sure this will go down really well.
Allow me to bring you team news from today's second game.
This time, in fancy graphic form.
Jack Grealish has hit back at England fans for their frustration over the Three Lions' draw with USA on Friday.
Optimism surged after the Gareth Southgate's side thrashed Iran 6-2 in their opening game but they then failed to unlock a well-organised US side.
Grealish said: 'Just in general, I think there was a big overreaction.
'Apart from Spain, we are the top scorers in the tournament. I can't think off the top of my head if there is anyone who has scored more than six.
'The other day against Iran we were the best thing since sliced bread, scoring six goals.'
I bet that'll do gown well...
Full story below.
Alright, anyway.
A belter of a game and it ends all square between Cameroon and Serbia.
The result helps neither team, really, but if Serbia can beat Switzerland in their final game they should go through, depending on the other result later.
For Cameroon, though, it's looking a bit harder to qualify.
I CANNOT BELIEVE WHAT I AM SEEING!
This could be the game of the tournament. We're all square!
Both teams are awful in transition and Cameroon break with Serbia's defence all at sea.
Aboubakar runs through keeps his composure and squares the ball to Choupo-Moting, who slots home.
What's next?!
Well! It's 3-2.
Substitute Vincent Aboubakar is played through and chips the goalkeeper. The offside flag goes up, but he's on! And so is the game.
Mitrovic is on the scoresheet and that should be enough for Serbia.
Serbia pass the ball round Cameroon with ease and Milinkovic-Savic tees up the Fulham forward for his first goal this tournament.
Cameroon need to be careful because this could get heavy.
With the second half underway between Cameroon and Serbia, I wanted to draw your attention to some words from former Arsenal defender Tony Adams on Harry Kane.
Adams has urged Kane to get closer to the opposition's penalty area - insisting that if he were up against him at this World Cup he'd have a 'cigar on'.
Kane formed part of England's rather toothless-looking forward line against the USA, with a section of England supporters in the ground booing their side off after a disappointing display.
Adams said Kane needed to play higher up the pitch, suggesting England should go long for the opening period against Wales to try and pin them back.
You know the drill. Read more below...
Two goals in a matter of minutes and Serbia have turned the game on its head!
First Pavlovic heads home from a corner before star man Sergej Milinkovic-Savic curls home with his left foot. The half time whistle is then blown.
Follow our live blog covering all the action below.
We're all squad just before the break!
It's Strahinja Pavlovic with the header. And...
Here's our story on Onana's omission from the Cameroon squad today.
It's not costing them so far!
We have an opener, and it's against the run of play! Scenes.
A corner is whipped in and flicked on, and Jean-Charles Castelleto struts in at the back post completely unmarked to poke home from a yard out.
There's been a bit of confusion this morning around Danilo Pereira's injury after the Portugal midfielder was ruled out of at least the rest of the group stages with three fractured ribs.
Portugal boss Fernando Santos has been left puzzled by the events.
He said: 'That's a type of injury that no-one can explain. We do not understand how that could have happened.
'It's normal that these type of injuries happen, but we did not see how it happened exactly.'
Somehow he's not scored!
Cameroon make a right meal of a clearance and the ball falls to Mitrovic, 10 yards out, centre of goal. But he fires wide!
Big chances - Serbia are dominating but they don't have their goal.
The opening game of the day is barely 10 minutes old and Aleksandar Mitrovic is causing problems.
He's sent a header over and just hit the post. A busy start.
We're underway at the AL Janoub Stadium for today's first match.
One of Cameroon's two changes today is goalkeeper Andre Onana being dropped from the squad completely.
Reports are suggesting it's for disciplinary reasons, with a desire for a difference in style of goalkeeping another reason cited.
Weird one. More to follow on that.
I think it's worth having a closer look at Belgium and their Kevin De Bruyne problem that seems the be developing.
They're on the verge of being eliminated from the World Cup at the group stage and there's real tension inside the camp, with Jan Vertonghen speaking out against De Bruyne after yesterday's defeat.
It's worth reading more about what's going on!
With England, all-time leading goalscorer Wayne Rooney has urged Gareth Southgate to rest Harry Kane and drop Mason Mount for England's game against Wales tomorrow.
Kane has been struggling with an ankle issue after picking up a knock against Iran, while Mount has struggled for form all season and was poor against USA.
The former forward has also insisted England can win the World Cup. Read more below...
Serbia boss Dragan Stojkovic and goalkeeper Vanja Milinkovic-Savic have refused to comment on on the flag controversy which has prompted FIFA to launch disciplinary proceedings.
The governing body stepped in after images emerged of a nationalist flag in the Serbian dressing room ahead of their opening World Cup clash with Brazil which included Kosovo in a map of the country and the words 'no surrender'.
Both men were asked about the issue at their pre-match press conference on the eve of today's game, but Stojkovic moved on swiftly to talk about football as the task of bouncing back from a 2-0 defeat by the five-time winners faces his team.
Read more below...
Cameroon XI to face Serbia: Fai, Castelletto, N’Koulou, Tolo, Zambo, Kunde, Hongla, Mbeumo, Choupo-Moting, Toko Ekambi.
Subs: Ngapandouetnbu, Mbekeli, Wooh, Ondoua, Ngamaleu, Nkoudou, Nsame, Aboubakar, Bassogog, Gouet, Mbaizo, Ntcham, Ebosse, Marou.
Serbia XI to face Cameroon: Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, Milenkovic, Veljkovic, Pavlovic, Zivkovic, Lukic, Maksimovic, Kostic, Tadic, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Mitrovic.
Subs: Dmitrovic, Erakovic, Radonjic, Gudelj, Jovic, Rajkovic, Stefan Mitrovic, Babic, Vlahovic, Racic, Djuricic, Lazovic, Ilic, Mladenovic, Grujic.
So those in groups G and H will play their second matches today.
A win for either Brazil or Switzerland in G will all but confirm their qualification for the knockout round, and the winner will be through if Cameroon and Serbia draw. The loser of that one will also have a mountain to climb.
In H, Portugal could qualify with a win over Uruguay depending on South Korea's result against Ghana, who will be out if they lose.
It's all to play for!
We also had Costa Rica bounce back from their 7-0 opening game hammering to Spain with a 1-0 win over Germany-slaying Japan to blow Group E wide open, before Germany themselves held Spain. It's all to play for there in the final round of fixtures.
Croatia also moved onto four points in Group F alongside Morocco, with a 4-1 win over Canada to put the North Americans out of the competition.
In case you needed a reminder of what happened yesterday, we had another shock, if you like, as Morocco moved to the verge of qualification with a 2-1 win over Belgium in Group F.
They were well worth their three points, too.
The Belgium camp then descended into chaos, with Jan Vertonghen launching a verbal attack on team-mate Kevin De Bruyne with a dig at the midfielder's comments about the side being 'too old'.
Roberto Martinez was forced to come to De Bruyne's defence, but all is not well with Belgium and an early exit looms.
Hello!
Welcome to our coverage for the day as the World Cup continues in Qatar.
Once again we've got four games coming up, this time from groups G and H.
Cameroon will take on Serbia in the early one, then it's South Korea vs Ghana at one, a Neymar-less Brazil vs Switzerland at four, and Portugal vs Uruguay at seven.
The football never stops.
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