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  1. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 23 mins

    Ismael Saibari's race is run. He is unable to continue and is replaced by Soufiane Rahimi.

    That is a huge blow for Morocco.

  2. YELLOW CARDpublished at 22 mins

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Morocco defender Redouane Halhal is booked by referee Michael Oliver for a reckless lunge on Tani Oluwaseyi. Canada have a free-kick on the right-hand side of the penalty area.

    But before it is taken, Morocco's Ismael Saibari is down on the floor injured.

  3. Postpublished at 19 mins

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Stephen Eustaquio steps up to take the corner and floats the ball towards the penalty spot. The delivery is met by Celtic defender Alistair Johnston, but his header is blocked by a cluster of Moroccan shirts.

  4. Postpublished at 19 mins

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Morocco work the ball to Ismael Saibari for the first time, but he is flagged for offside.

    Canada, meanwhile, race down the other end of the pitch and win another corner...

    Ismael Saibari of Morocco controls the ball against Moise BombitoImage source, Getty Images
  5. 'Hakimi has been ineffective so far'published at 18:18 BST

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Chris Sutton
    Former England forward on 5 Sports Extra at Houston Stadium

    Achraf Hakimi is such a an influential player but he hasn't got going yet.

    He's been very ineffective so far.

  6. Postpublished at 14 mins

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    It has been a relentless start by Canada.

    But the question is how long can they maintain these energy levels for?

    Tajon Buchanan of Canada controls the ball against Bilal El KhannoussImage source, Getty Images
  7. 'Excellent passing from Canada'published at 18:14 BST

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Lucy Ward
    Former Leeds striker on ITV

    Canada are playing like they have got nothing to lose and their passing has been excellent in the final third.

  8. 'Canada pressing with aggression'published at 18:13 BST

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Chris Sutton
    Former England forward on 5 Sports Extra at Houston Stadium

    Canada are not dropping deep, they are just waiting for a ball to be played into midfield and then they are pressing with aggression.

    Really good start from Canada, pushing Morocco back and showing their intent.

  9. GREAT SAVE!published at 11 mins

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Bono is called into action again and this time produces a fantastic save to deny Tani Oluwaseyi.

    Canada pressed high and forced a turnover before Oluwaseyi showed wonderful skill to create an opening inside the area.

  10. Postpublished at 10 mins

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    The ball makes its way to Morocco goalkeeper Bono, who puts his foot on it, seemingly keen to calm things down and take the sting out of the atmosphere among the Canada supporters.

    It is not a bad idea, to be fair.

  11. 'An interesting match-up'published at 18:09 BST

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Lucy Ward
    Former Leeds striker on ITV

    Canada like to press high but if you press Morocco they will pass you off the pitch. This is such an interesting match-up.

  12. Postpublished at 8 mins

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Canada are applying the pressure early on and have had two more corners since Richie Laryea won their first.

    I didn't expect the Morocco - the African champions - to be on the back foot so early.

  13. Postpublished at 6 mins

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    The corner is cleared, but Canada recycle possession well and the ball is flicked on to Jonathan David in the area.

    The forward manages to get a shot away, but he is denied by Bono from a tight angle.

    It has been a really bright start from Canada.

    Jonathan David has a shot saved by BonoImage source, Getty Images
  14. Postpublished at 5 mins

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Canada win the first corner of the game after a strong run from deep by left-back Richie Laryea.

  15. 'Let's see if Canada are brave enough'published at 18:02 BST

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    Chris Sutton
    Former England forward on 5 Sports Extra at Houston Stadium

    I think Morocco will prefer to play against a team that comes on to them and Jesse Marsch's teams always do that, they play on the front foot.

    Canada have their work cut out, let's see if they are brave enough to go toe-to-toe.

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    Get Involvedpublished at 18:02 BST

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    Wishful thinking. My head says Morocco but my heart wants Canada to win. I think this will go to penalties.

    DC, Stoke-on-Trent

    As a hopeful Canadian, I’m backing us to nick it in extra time. Morocco are bound to be hurting after a gruelling 120 minutes and penalties, and we’ve looked dangerous on the break. Fingers crossed.

    Matt, London

    I'm hoping Canada can get a result against Morocco. Canada 2-1 Morocco.

    Michael, Inverclyde

  17. KICK-OFFpublished at 18:00 BST

    Canada 0-0 Morocco

    After a false start and Michael Oliver ordering Canada to restart their kick-off, we're under way!

  18. Postpublished at 17:59 BST

    Canada v Morocco (18:00 BST)

    England's World Cup campaign doesn't resume until the early hours of Monday morning, when they take on Mexico.

    But there is some English representation tonight as Michael Oliver has the responsibility of officiating this last-16 tie.

  19. Tune in!published at 17:57 BST

    BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Eilidh Barbour and Chris Sutton are your commentary team for this last-16 tie.

    The first half of Canada v Morocco will be on Sports Extra 3 from 18:00 BST.

    Join us for the second half on BBC Radio 5 Live.

  20. 'Air conditioned stadium will be a relief'published at 17:56 BST

    Canada v Morocco (18:00 BST)

    Simon King
    Lead weather presenter, BBC Weather

    The scorching Texan heat will mean fans heading to the Houston stadium for Canada v Morocco will experience temperatures of 35C, which will feel like 44C.

    But of course the air conditioned stadium will be a relief for the match itself.