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22:16 BST - We're winding down the Tracker for today.
You can still follow Canada against Qatar here from 23:00 BST, with Mexico versus South Korea at 2:00 BST.
Thanks for joining us, see you tomorrow!
22:14 BST - Supersubs Johan Manzambi and Rubén Vargas shared three goals in the final 16 minutes to help Switzerland beat 10-man Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-1, as Murat Yakin’s men moved into the driving seat to qualify from Group B for the last-32 of the FIFA World Cup (WC).
Read our report: Switzerland thrash 10-man Bosnia to close in on World Cup knockouts
22:03 BST - A flurry of goals in the last 20 minutes makes up for what was honestly a truly dire first 45 minutes.
That puts Switzerland firmly in control of Group B.
21:57 BST - FULL-TIME! Switzerland 4-1 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Doesn't get more 'game of two halves' than that.
21:56 BST - GOAL! Granit Xhaka slides home Switzerland's fourth.
21:55 BST - PENALTY TO SWITZERLAND!
Crikey, this game has had everything in the last 20 minutes.
21:52 BST - GOAL! Bosnian fans have something to cheer as 21-year-old Ermin Mahmic slams the ball into the back of the net after Switzerland fail to deal with the corner. It's 3-1.
21:48 BST - GOAL! Johan Manzambi is left with a simple tap-in after a great ball across the box from Ruben Vargas.
Good subs! It's 3-0 and we have around six minutes of added time to play.
21:43 BST - GOAL! Switzerland seal it.
Breel Embolo finds Ruben Vargas on the edge of the box, who then coolly slots the ball into the bottom corner. It's 2-0.
21:38 BST - RED CARD! Bosnia's Tarik Muharemovic brings down the last man and is given his marching orders from the ref.
21:33 BST - GOAL! Switzerland lead!
Youngster Johan Manzambi sends a powerful volley from an awkward angle into the top corner to put the Swiss ahead with 15 minutes to go.
21:28 BST - Amar Dedic rifles a thunderous shot from distance that forces a good save from the keeper.
21:15 BST - Dan Ndoye tries a spectacular overhead kick that's kept out by Nikola Vasilj.
Would've been one of the goals of the tournament if that had gone in!
21:05 BST - The second half has kicked off.
20:48 BST - HALF-TIME! Switzerland 0-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina
20:45 BST - Three minutes of added time to be played.
Not a great game, to be honest!
20:00 BST - We're underway in LA.
19:26 BST - Over to Los Angeles now for Switzerland against Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Group B currently deadlocked with every team on one point. Kick-off is in around 30 minutes.
Here's how they're lining up:
19:16 BST - The Czech Republic and South Africa both collected points after failing to do so in their opening FIFA World Cup (WC) matches, but a 1-1 draw now makes victory in their final Group A matches a necessity for progression to the knockout stages.
Read our report: South Africa keep World Cup hopes alive with late penalty to deny Czech Republic
19:07 BST - That result means if either Mexico or South Korea win later, they'll be the first team through to the round of 32.
18:59 BST - FULL-TIME! Czech Republic 1-1 South Africa
Not an ideal result for either side.
18:52 BST - Seven minutes will be added on, and the Czechs are pressing for a winner.
18:44 BST - GOAL! Teboho Mokoena hammers home the penalty to level the scores!
18:42 BST - PENALTY TO SOUTH AFRICA!
The ball hits the hand of Pavel Sulc, and the referee awards a penalty.
18:30 BST - A quiet second half leads to our second hydration break, which is met by a chorus of boos around the stadium.
18:06 BST - We're back underway.
17:50 BST - HALF-TIME! Czech Republic 1-0 South Africa
17:49 BST - South Africa almost equalise just before the break, but the defender makes a good block after the keeper fails to deal with it.
17:45 BST - We'll have four minutes of added time.
17:23 BST - Time to hydrate.
17:19 BST - South Africa have responded well to going behind, registering a couple of shots and trying to put a bit of pressure back on the Czechs.
17:06 BST - GOAL! It's the quickest goal of the tournament so far as the Czech Republic work it well and Michal Sadilek drills his effort into the bottom corner.
17:01 BST - We're underway at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta!
16:48 BST - Kick-off is just over 10 minutes away between the Czech Republic and South Africa - stick with us for all the key updates.
16:12 BST - And our final preview to watch is for Mexico's clash with South Korea at 02:00:
16:10 BST - We also have video previews for the remaining two fixtures on day eight, as co-hosts Canada face Qatar at 23:00:
16:05 BST - Following on from the Czech Republic's clash with South Africa, Switzerland encounter Bosnia and Herzegovina at 20:00.
Watch our video preview for that one below:
15:41 BST - It's time to get into today's World Cup fixtures! We're starting with the Czech Republic taking on South Africa at 17:00 - which you can follow live here.
15:40 BST - Flashscore have launched a new YouTube series, called World Cup Questions - the first looks at Mexico City and the atmosphere generated there.
15:35 BST - Take a look at our World Cup Team of the Round, based on Flashscore's player ratings system.
15:30 BST - Flashscore have also taken a look at the key data behind the first round of group games, with favourites Spain struggling to finish their chances and Argentina - particularly Messi - finishing efficiently.
Read more: The key attacking data behind the first round of World Cup group games.
14:35 BST - Last night's fixtures marked the end of the first round of group games, and there is plenty to look back on now that every nation has played once.
There have been plenty of major talking points so far, including Ronaldo's struggles and Lionel Messi's brilliance.
Read more: The key talking points from the first round of World Cup fixtures
14:32 BST - To conclude our reaction to yesterday's fixtures, both Colombia and Uzbekistan managers commented following their side's clash.
Read more: Colombia coach Lorenzo admits emotional win weighed heavily on players
Read more: Cannavaro proud of Uzbekistan's efforts despite defeat to Colombia
14:20 BST - Flashscore also took a closer look at Ghana's victory over Panama as a whole, and what the key talking points were after the match.
Read more: Five key talking points as Ghana seal late win against Panama
13:40 BST - Caleb Yirenkyi announced himself on the world stage by netting Ghana's last-minute winner.
Flashscore took a closer look at his performance after the match.
Read more: Ghana's Yirenkyi explains emotions behind last-gasp winner
13:15 BST - Ghana secured a narrow 1-0 win over Panama last night, with the two nations' managers reacting differently after the game.
Carlos Quiroz, of Ghana, was confident after his side's victory. Panama boss Thomas Christiansen was left disappointed after the 'cruel' way in which his team lost the game.
Read more: Quieroz confident after Ghana steal late win over Panama
Read more: Panama boss Christiansen reflects on painful end to Ghana clash
12:44 BST - Croatia manager Zlatko Dalic was not impressed with his side's result against England, and admitted there was no more room for error for the Vatreni in their remaining games.
"We must prepare quite well for the next two games in the first stage. It's very important for us to be at the right level after this defeat. We do not have the right to any more mistakes.
"We do not have the right to bad matches or mistakes. I wouldn't say that this was a bad match. There were some errors we committed, some mistakes we made. We were punished by our opponent. Two matches are ahead of us, new beginnings."
Read more: Dalic admits Croatia have no more room for error in remaining World Cup games
12:12 BST - Flashscore took a detailed look at England's win over Croatia, analysing a promising attack and shaky defence.
Read more: England sparkle in attack but defence gives Tuchel cause for concern
11:48 BST - Bellingham also got on the scoresheet and has expressed how it felt good to remind supporters how good he can be.
"I know it's part of being a footballer, I don't hold a grudge about anyone that says bad things about me because sometimes I do deserve it," he said.
"Today I think it was nice to try and show people and remind people what I'm about."
Read more: Bellingham pleased to silence the noise as England beat Croatia
11:28 BST - Kane has also now scored the most penalties in World Cup history - after he bagged the fifth of his career in England's win last night.
11:15 BST - Speaking of Kane, the striker equalled Gary Lineker's record for the most goals scored at a World Cup for England (10).
11:08 BST - Moving on to England now, who defeated Croatia 4-2 after goals from Harry Kane (x2), Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford.
The Three Lions were level at half-time after a lacklustre display, but Kane credited Thomas Tuchel with an inspiring team talk to turn things around.
"He gave a great speech to be honest, especially the way we conceded that second goal just before half-time," Kane said.
"He just told us to let the shackles off, calm down, what are we scared of? Let's just go."
Read more: Tuchel praised for inspiring team talk as England beat Croatia
10:48 BST - It was Yoane Wissa who netted the decisive goal for DR Congo, take a look at how it unfolded:
10:35 BST - Flashscore has taken a closer look at Ronaldo's struggles in Portugal's draw with DR Congo.
Read more: Why a lacklustre Ronaldo and Portugal were unable to win World Cup opener
09:50 BST - Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo also came under criticism for his role - or lack of a role - in yesterday's match.
The striker managed just 25 touches, his fewest in a major tournament game where he played 90 minutes.
09:45 BST - Time for some more reaction from yesterday's games, with Portugal manager Roberto Martinez insisting his side must improve after drawing 1-1 with DR Congo.
"We do have to improve. We have to be very self-critical," Martinez said.
"Our responsibility here, I think is to assess this match, be self-critical and that's the bottom line ... the World Cup is like that. We continue our work."
Read more: Martinez insists Portugal must improve at 2026 World Cup
09:22 BST - Flashscore are keeping you up to date with all the highlights from each day of the World Cup.
You can see our latest feature - the highlights from day seven - right here.
08:48 BST - Colombia beat Uzbekistan 3-1 in the second fixture overnight, with former Liverpool winger Luis Diaz playing a starring role.
07:40 BST - There were two games overnight, starting with the second Group L match as Ghana netted in the 95th minute to seal a 1-0 win over Panama.
07:00 BST - Good morning and welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker! We'll have live coverage from day eight of the World Cup this evening, starting with the Czech Republic against South Africa at 17:00 - take a look at the full schedule (all times BST):
Czech Republic v South Africa (17:00)
Switzerland v Bosnia and Herzegovina (20:00)
We'll also have all the reaction from yesterday's matches - including England's 4-2 win over Croatia and Portugal's 1-1 draw with DR Congo.