Ghana v Uruguay
Live coverage as Ghana take on Luis Suarez's Uruguay in a repeat of one of the most controversial fixtures in World Cup history.
Their clash in the quarter-finals at the 2010 tournament has gone down in infamy. The Ghanaians seemed certain to become the first African side to reach the last four at a World Cup when Suarez stopped a goal on the line with his hands in the dying seconds of extra time. Asamoah Gyan missed the penalty and it went to spot kicks. Uruguay emerged victorious to leave Ghana both heartbroken and furious. Suarez is still playing, and as ever, is set to be the centre of attention as Group H concludes.
Gabby Logan presents, while commentary comes from Steve Wilson and Dion Dublin.
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