Hello and welcome to Sports Mole's live coverage of day eight of the 2014 Brazil World Cup.
As we have done for the previous eight days, we will be keeping you on top of the latest news, reaction and rumours to come out of yesterday's matches.
We also look ahead to the next set of games, which includes Italy's clash with Costa Rica where anything but an Italian victory would see England exit the tournament at the group stage.
"We need a new manager in who is going to inject some dynamism into the squad, who can be trusted to bring the youngsters on. I don't think Roy is the man to do it for England moving forward. This tournament has not been kind to his, or his team's capabilities," Parker told Eurosport.
"The people of Costa Rica deserve it. This is for them. We controlled the game. It was as I expected it. We've beaten a great team," BBC Sport quotes the Colombia-born coach as saying.
"We haven't shown everything we are capable of yet," Susic told reporters. "I hope that Argentina will win their other two games, because if they do then the second spot will be between Iran, Nigeria and Bosnia. I am convinced that we still have everything to play for."
"We are supportive of Roy - he came to do a four-year cycle. I already see people asking the question, 'Will he stay?' The answer is yes," he told BBC Sport.
He told Paddy Power:"Not bringing Ashley Cole was probably a mistake – not so much for his attacking qualities – but more his defensive ones. I think Baines and the whole of the back four have been found out a bit. It's been argued that John Terry could have steadied the ship and taken command – but he's not getting any younger either."
"Going into the tournament we all feared the back four were never not going to concede goals – and now it has been proven," he told Paddy Power. "England just weren't good enough. I thought they were poor in the first half and gave the ball away too much.
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