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Brazil go into their decisive Group A match against Cameroon on Monday with more at stake than a spot in the next round of the World Cup.

Pepe was sent off during Portugal's 4-0 loss for clashing with Thomas Mueller, and head-butting the German forward who was sitting on the field.

Cameroon went down fighting - off with Alex Song adding a red card to the ill-disciplined African nation's long list in a thumping 4-0 defeat by Croatia.

Catch all the Live action from the Group B match between Australia and Netherlands at the Estadio Beira-Rio stadium in Porto Alegre.

Belgium are looking to Hazard to come alive during opening World Cup match against Algeria to make sure the team can live up to the pre-tournament hype.

Thomas Mueller scored his first international hat-trick as Germany thrashed hapless Portugal 4-0 in Salvador in Group G opener.

Here are five off-the-field headlines from the football World Cup 2014 that you might have missed.

There is no confirmation yet as to whether or not Modi has accepted the invitation.

Energetic Chile are full of confidence after beating Australia 3-1 in their first Group B match and are ready to face Spain.

Ronaldo, said he had nothing more to prove in his career as he declared himself fit for Monday's World Cup Group G match against Germany.

Catch all the Live action from the second Group D match between England and Italy at the Arena Amazonia in Manaus.

Catch the action as it happens from the Estadio Mineirao as Greece attempt to clip Colombia's attacking wings.

Spain mourned the soccer team's stunning loss to Netherlands in World Cup opener with words such as "humiliation" and "nightmare" splashed across the front pages of newspapers on Saturday.

Follow live action from the Group B match of 2014 football World Cup between Chile and Australia at the Pantanal Arena in Cuiaba.

Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna, in Brazil with the French World Cup squad, has announced that his seven-year stint at the Premier League club is over.

Spain coach Vincente del Bosque fired an ominous warning on Thursday to any critics suggesting the dominance of his world and European champions could be about to end.