but keysher fuller's late goal earned costa rica a smash and grab victory.ts it's been a world cup of contrasting fortunes for these two nations so far. japan shocked germany for arguably the best result in their history. costa rica shipping seven against spain for thejoint history. costa rica shipping seven against spain for the joint worst result in their history. it was a first half that felt like one of the worst in history. the fact that this effort was the best chance says it all. the second half brought something that the opening 45 minutes had not. a shot on target. something worth smiling about. the smiles, though, were about to belong to costa rica. having created so little, this was their big chance. oh, it's in! keysher fuller with a crucial goal for costa rica. the crucial goal for costa rica. the crucial goal— crucial goal for costa rica. the crucial goal in _ crucial goal for costa rica. the crucial goal in their _ crucial goal for costa rica. the crucial goal in their captain was about to make a crucial save. chaos in the box as japan push fo

keysher fuller with a crucial goal, and their captain was about to make a crucial save.heir team had the wind, a wind that blows the group wide open. one more to come tonight, but before we get to that, a few things away from the world cup. boreham wood continued their fa cup exploits by beating league one side bristol rovers to reach the third round for the third year running.. rovers suffering only their second defeat in 13 games. bournemouth have appointed gary o'neil as their head coach on a permanent basis. he's been in charge on an interim basis since the sacking of scott parker in august. defending gallagher premiership champions leicester tigers survived a valiant fight back from london irish to beat them this try from jasper wiese sealed what was a thrilling win speaking of upsets, plenty of them today. could there be another one tonight between spain and germany? if you are struggling to cope up with the permutations, you are not alone. nesta mcgregor is there for us. we have called it the world cup of upsets, nobody seems to want to get past the knockout stage

japan had dominated, but keysher fuller's goal ten minutes from time has left japan facing a tough challengeo keep their hopes of reaching the knockout stages alive. it's been a disappointing tournament so farfor wales, who have picked upjust one point from their first two matches. our correspondent hywel griffith reports from doha. drained under the desert sun, wales's loss to iran on friday left them listless and looking like their world cup was already at an end. for the players, it wasn'tjust the defeat, it was the feeling that they'd failed to show the world what they are capable of. we didn't achieve that, and that was probably the most disappointing thing, so a big disappointment, but we had 24—hours where we... it was sore. we took on medicine and we are ready to go again. wales now have to bounce back for what will be their toughest test in this world cup so far. only beating england gives them any chance at all of staying in this tournament. that last happened almost a0 years ago. hughes... oh, and how well directed. history points towards the possibility of an upset that, based on

in a match where japan had dominated, keysher fuller's goal for costa rica ten minutes from time hase world cup alive. it's been a disappointing tournament so far for wales who have picked upjust one point from their opening two matches. 0ur correspondent hywel griffith is at their training camp in qatar. i have been hearing from some of the players today talking about their real disappointment over the performance against iran on friday. a game which realistically gave wales their best chance of a first world cup win since 1958. instead they were barely a minute, the goalkeeper wayne hennessey was sent off opening the floodgates. two goals right towards the end of the game. the final whistle, they looked disconsolate, defeated, they did not have much to offer. how do they bounce back? the hardest game of the group and may be the game of their lives. wales have to win and depend on another result going their way. wales have not beaten england since 1984. mission impossible? that was put to wales defender ben davies earlier on. i don't think it's a question of trying to find that beli

beating germany in their opener, many expected japan to easily claim another three points, but keysher fuller'sntersting... germany play spain in the late kick off. away from today's games, england and wales have both trained today ahead of their final group matches on tueday. england are virtually guaranteed a place in the last 16 but wales hopes are hanging by a thread after their defeat to iran last week. to qualify, wales must beat england and hope for a draw between the united states and iran. if the usa—iran match doesn't end in a draw, wales must beat england by four goals to reach the knockout stage. ben davies and joe allen are both confident in their sides confident in their side's chance of qualifying. we area we are a team that set high standards for ourselves, that is the reason we have got to where we are now. that is the reason why we are critical of the last results. it is only because of the bar that we have set ourselves, so we know we can play a lot better, and we hope to do that next game. it is play a lot better, and we hope to do that next game.— that next game. it is not

but keysher fuller�*s late goal earned costa rica a smash—and—grab victory — which makes this group evenday. england are virtually guaranteed a place in the last 16, but wales�*s hopes are hanging by a thread after their defeat to iran last week. to qualify, wales must beat england and hope for a draw between the united states and iran. if the usa—iran match doesn�*t end in a draw, wales must beat england by four goals to reach the knockout stage. ben davies and joe allen are both confident in their sides chance of qualifying. we're a team that's kept high standards for ourselves, and that's the reason — standards for ourselves, and that's the reason why we've got to where we are now _ the reason why we've got to where we are now. that's the reason why we're critical _ are now. that's the reason why we're critical of _ are now. that's the reason why we're critical of the — are now. that's the reason why we're critical of the last results. it's only— critical of the last results. it's only because of the bar that we set ourselves, — only because of the bar that we set ourselves, so we kno