Marcelo Bielsa gives it straight. Uruguay have failed to make it past the group stage for the second World Cup in a row.

I have not left anything to Uruguayan football. A coach who has been in a country for three years and not got results cannot say he has made a contribution. Fourth place in the qualifiers has no value and nor does third at the Copa América and there is no need to even define this performance [at the World Cup]. My time doesn’t say anything.

Even if Panama pull off an all-timer of an upset, England are through.

Cape Verde’s head coach, Bubista, reflects on his side’s achievement.

We have shown that nothing is impossible. We have represented our country but we also represent Africa and small countries around the world.

Winning is overrated. Cape Verde have got the love of the neutrals and – crucially – a place in the last 32 by drawing all three of their group games. That’s right, the nation with a population of just over 500,000 are through to the knockouts with a second-placed finish, a remarkable feat by the debutants. Up next? Leo Messi and his mates. It’s the story of the tournament. We’ll talk about that and all of the other results from last night, and look at what’s to come. It never stops.