barn bephillips, al jazeera, ilkley.is trying to press its home field advantage against colombia and stay alive. brazil leads 1-nothing after one-half of play. the winner will face germany who advanced to the semifinals by defeating france one-nothing earlier today. more from brazil. 1-nothing earlier today. more from brazil. >> fans started pouring in hours before the kickoff even began. for the brazil sued you can tell how this is going to be a home match for them gib that the overwhelming majority of the fans, as you can imagine here at the stadium are brazil fans. this being the first world cup being held back in brazil in over 50 years now. but for the columbian side, they have had an incredible tournament. this is the deepest they have ever been. we have been talking to people who have been taking last minutes flights to be here. we think there are more than 10,000 columbiaians here for this match, a match that is shaping up to be a classic if both sides wants to win desperately. the men's soccer team may have been

ilkley. >> there is much more sport on our website.out aljazeera.com/and don't forget to look at the live blog which will run throughout the tournament. >> that's it for me now. >> thank you very much indeed for that. >> that was shorter working hours for the same wages. happening in sweeden's second largest city to limit the working day from eight to six hours. let's hope the move will improve proceductivit productivity. not everyone is sure as tim friend reports from gottenberg. >> fancy working two hours less a day on the same pay, car technician magness vicstrom thought his boss was joking but the move has already boosted efficiency and employee happiness. >> i mean when i see them go to lunch, i am going home. so, it's like bye-bye. see you tomorrow. so obviously, they are a bit annoyed sometimes you might say. it's good fun for me. >> the theory is that humans work better in shorter bursts. longer hours don't melissa mean better proceductivitproductivit ♪ now, sweden's second largest city is launching a six-month experiment. one