World Cup 2018 - LIVE: Today's fixture schedule, news and updates with Belgium vs Tunisia kicking-off action
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The 2018 World Cup is in full as day 10 of the game’s biggest competition gets under way in Russia.
Switzerland brought yesterday’s action to a close, beating Serbia 2-1 after initially falling behind. Today sees Belgium kick off proceedings against Tunisia before attention turns to South Korea vs Mexico. Current champions Germany close the curtain at 7pm when they take on Sweden.
We’ll also have all the latest from Repino where Gareth Southgate’s England are putting in their final preparations ahead of their Group G opener against Tunisia in Volgograd on Monday.
Follow all latest news, views, pictures and video direct from Russia throughout the day as we pick up the pace at the biggest football tournament in the world:
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Nigeria beat Iceland 2-0 yesterday to maintain their hopes of progression from the World Cup and some more fantastic news on that front regards Wolves and Nigeria goalkeeper Carl Ikeme who is now in complete remission from cancer.
All the best, Carl.
GOAL! Belgium 1-0 Tunisia (Hazard, pen 4')
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A good piece of advice from Gary, here.
Football > Fun, Sun & anything in between.
I know you are all engrossed in this game, which Belgium currently lead 2-1, especially with it affecting England in Group G, but here's a preview for the next game of today between South Korea and Mexico.
HALF TIME: Belgium 3-1 Tunisia
On the cusp of half time, Romelu Lukaku nets his second of the game and fourth of the tournament, equalling leading scorer Cristiano Ronaldo.
Blistering attacking from Belgium with Hazard, De Bruyne, Lukaku & Mertens looking a real threat.
In true Thierry Henry style...BLIMEY!
And there's surely a lot more to come.
Our very own Ed Malyon is pretty satisfied with what he's seeing from this Belgium side.
Do you agree? On this performance, it's hard not to.
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