Ryan Pierse/Getty Images Uruguay booked their place in the last 16 of the 2018 FIFA World Cup with a 1-0 win over Saudi Arabia on Wednesday. The result also means that hosts Russia qualify from Group A while Egypt and Saudi Arabia are out. Morocco have also been eliminated after slipping to a 1-0 defeat to Portugal in Group B. Cristiano Ronaldo scored the only goal of the game as Portugal picked up their first win. Elsewhere in Group B, Spain beat Iran 1-0 to move top of the group and level on points with Portugal. Iran are just a point behind and remain in contention going into the final round of group games. Here's a look at the updated standings after Wednesday's matches. Group A (Team, games played, goal difference, points) Video Play Button Videos you might like 1. Russia, 2, +7, 6 2. Uruguay, 2, +2, 6 3. Egypt, 2, -3, 0 4. Saudi Arabia, 2, -6, 0 Group B 1. Spain, 2, 1, 4 2. Portugal, 2, 1, 4 3. Iran, 2, 0, 3 4. Morocco, 2, -2, 0 Group C 1. France, 1, +1, 3 2. Denmark, 1, +1, 3 3. Australia, 1, -1, 0 4. Peru, 1, -1, 0 Group D 1. Croatia, 1, +2, 3 2. Iceland, 1, 0, 1 3. Argentina, 1, 0, 1 4. Nigeria, 1, -2, 0 Group E 1. Serbia, 1, +1, 3 2. Brazil, 1, 0, 1 3. Switzerland, 1, 0, 1 4. Costa Rica, 1, -1, 0 Group F 1. Sweden, 1, +1, 3 2. Mexico, 1, +1, 3 3. Germany, 1, -1, 0 4. South Korea, 1, -1, 0 Group G 1. Belgium, 1, +3, 3 2. England, 1, +1, 3 3. Tunisia, 1, -1, 0 4. Panama, 1, -3, 0 Group H 1. Japan 1, +1, 3 2. Senegal 1, +1, 3 3. Poland 1, -1, 0 4. Colombia 1, -1, 0 For the complete standings, visit FIFA.com. The bracket can be found here. Barcelona striker Luis Suarez was on target as Uruguay saw off Saudi Arabia. The Uruguayan calmly stroked home at the far post after goalkeeper Mohammed Al Owais misjudged a ball into the penalty area. The game marked Suarez's 100th international appearance, and the goal was also a landmark, as shown by Opta: Saudi Arabia put in a much-improved display from their opening defeat to hosts Russia and saw plenty of the ball but could not find a way past goalkeeper Fernando Muslera. Uruguay were once again far from impressive but did enough to win and were tough to break down. Oscar Tabarez's side will complete the group phase with a game against Russia which will decide who finishes top in Group A. Group B is also hotting up with Portugal taking a step towards qualification with a win over Morocco. Ronaldo took just four minutes to open the scoring as he headed home his own landmark goal, per Match of the Day: Portugal may have won the match but Morocco were the better team for long periods. Herve Renard's side created plenty of chances but could not put them away, and they were made to pay for a lack of precision in front of goal. Simon Stone at the BBC warned against writing Portugal off: The group's other game saw Spain secure a hard-fought win over Iran. Fernando Hierro's side scored the game's only goal through Diego Costa on 53 minutes, his second of the tournament. Costa received the ball in the box and just as he turned Ramin Rezaeian came in to tackle, with the ball hitting the striker and flying past goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand. The Atletico Madrid man said he was lucky after the match: Iran did have chances and thought they had equalised when Saeid Ezatolahi fired home. His goal prompted big celebrations but they were quickly wiped out as the goal was disallowed for offside. There was another scare for Spain late on as Mehdi Taremi headed just over, but they held on for a crucial three points which sets up a fascinating final round of fixtures. All four teams are in action on Monday as Portugal face Iran and Spain take on Morocco.<doc-sep>FIFA World Cup 2018 Schedule | FT - Switzerland held Brazil to a 1-1 draw 96' - 94' - 91' - 90' - 90' - SAVE! 89' 88' - 87' - Substitution! 85' - 81' - 80' - Substitution! 79' - Substitution! 78' - 77' - 73' - 71' - Substitution! 70' - 68' - Yellow Card! 67' - Substitution! 66' - 65' - Yellow Card! 60' - Substitution! 59' - 58' - 57' - 50' - GOAL! 50' - 47' - Yellow Card! HT - It's Brazil 1-0 Switzerland at the half-time break 45+2' - 45+1' - 45' - 43' - 40' - 38' - 36' - 32' - 31' - Yellow Card! 25' - 20' - GOAL! 17' - 16' - 15' - 14' - 11' - 8' - 3' - 2' - KICK-OFF TIME FORMATIONS // #BRASUI Want more expert analysis? Follow the #WorldCup live blog with @FIFAWorldCupBRA and… https://t.co/MuYy4JQlRg — FIFA World Cup 🏆 (@FIFAWorldCup) 1529256403000 Starting line-ups Brazil (4-3-3): Switzerland (4-2-3-1): Referee: TEAM NEWS Points TableFrustrating night for the five-time champions Brazil as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Switzerland in their opening Group E match. Philippe Coutinho gave Brazil a perfect start by scoring a stunning goal in the 20th minute as they head to the half-time break with a 1-0 lead. But Steven Zuber's header early in the second half (50th minute) was enough for the Swiss to snatch a point from one of the tournament favourites.Brazil get a corner in the dying minutes. Swiss get a goal kickFree-kick for Brazil. Neymar was brought down and is readying himself to take the shotJoao Miranda hit it wide from top of the Swiss box. Another good chance wastedFive minutes added as stoppage timeBrilliant save from Swiss goalkeeper to deny Firmino. Good header from the Brazilian.- Xherdan Shaqiri made a good counter-attacking run, but his shot from a distance with left foot was well wide of Brazil goalNeymar's header was straight to Swiss goalkeeper. Good cross-in from WillianLichtsteiner is replaced by Michael Lang for SwitzerlandNeymar passed it to Firmino inside the Swiss box, but the later's touch was heavy. Chance missed again. Brazil showing a lot of urgency as final whistle nears, but they are finding it tough to break the Swiss defence.Firmino shot it over the Swiss crossbar from the close range. A half-chance at bestHaris Seferovic is replaced by Embolo for SwitzerlandGabriel Jesus is replaced by Firmino for BrazilNeymar attempted a curler from just outside the box, but Swiss goalkeeper judged it well and collected it calmlyFernandinho tried his luck from a long distance, but the ball went well over the Swiss crossbarXherdan Shaqiri's cross was shot in by Dzemaili, but it was weak and straight to Brazil goalkeeperDenis Zakaria came in to replace Valon BehramiPhilippe Coutinho's close range shot curled away from Swiss goal. Chance wastedValon Behrami booked for another foul on NeymarAnother change for Brazil. Renato Augusto replaced PaulinhoFernandinho long-ranger deflected away to give Brazil a cornerFabian Schaer booked for tugging Neymar's shirt on the left side of Swiss box. Free-kick for BrazilCasemiro is replaced by Fernandinho for BrazilBrazil on the offensive after the Swiss equaliser. Back-to-back corners, but good defending from SwitzerlandNeymar's attempt from close range hit the side net after deflection. Corner for Brazil. Neymar attempt came soon after two back-to-back shots by Coutinho was blocked by Swiss defendersThis time Xherdan Shaqiri's cross-in from the right flank was straight to Brazil goalkeeper Alisson BeckerSteven Zuber scored the equaliser for SwitzerlandXherdan Shaqiri curled the ball in the Brazil box and the unmarked Zuber jump high to head it in the goal over the Brazil goalkeeper from the four yards out. Awry defending by Brazil, no man marking in front of the goal mouth.Corner for SwitzerlandEarly booking in the second half for Brazil's Casemiro, for his challenge on Blerim DzemailiSecond half begins...Players coming off to the field for the second half. Will Swiss be able to create a clear chance, which they failed in the previous half?Philippe Coutinho's thunderous strike in the 20th minute gave the five-time winners a 1-0 lead at the half-time break. Brazil dominated the proceedings in the first half, even though Switzerland made some penetration of the opposition box in the final ten minutes of the half.Thiago Silva's header went over the Swiss crossbarCorner for Brazil in the dying minutes of the first halfTwo minutes added as stoppage timeXherdan Shaqiri's cross-in from the right of the Brazil box was headed away to safety by Thiago Silva comfortablyThiago Silva hit directly on the head by Steven Zuber's shot. The Brazilian defender is down on the ground, but is okay to continueFinally Swiss front-line in the Brazilian box, but no danger for Alisson BeckerLooking for the equaliser, Switzerland finding it tough to penetrate the Brazilian final thirdBrazil won a corner after Marcelo's free-kick was headed away by Swiss defenderFirst booking of the match went to Switzerland captain Stephan Lichtsteiner, for his foul against NeymarCorner for Switzerland. Headed away easily by Brazilian defenderPhilippe Coutinho's thunderous strike gave Brazil the leadThe constant penetration into Swiss box worked for Brazil, with Coutinho utilising the pressure to strike from outside the box. Marcelo’s cross was headed away by Swiss defender but it landed in front of Coutinho, 25 yards out, and the thunderous right-footed curler found the Swiss net. What a goal!Good run from the Brazillian front-line, but the Gabriel Jesus cross from the left was comfortably intercepted by Swiss goalkeeper Yann SommerNeymar hit the Swiss wallFree-kick for Brazil from a dangerous position, after Valon Behrami brought down NeymarBrazil getting into the groove as they started making regular penetration to the Swiss boxPaulinho failed to tap-in from close range in front of the Swiss goal-mouth. The mishit went wide of the goalPaulinho failed to control the ball properly inside the Swiss box. Goal kick for SwitzerlandBlerim Dzemaili lopped it over the Brazil crossbar from close range. Good attacking start from the Swiss sideEarly attack from Switzerland. It ended with a goal kick for BrazilHere we go...*Time for National Anthems*Players coming out from the tunnelAlisson Becker; Danilo, Thiago Silva, Joao Miranda, Marcelo (capt); Paulinho, Casemiro, Philippe Coutinho; Willian, Gabriel Jesus, Neymar. Coach: Tite (BRA)Yann Sommer; Stephan Lichtsteiner (capt), Manuel Akanji, Fabian Schaer, Ricardo Rodriguez; Valon Behrami, Granit Xhaka; Xherdan Shaqiri, Blerim Dzemaili, Steven Zuber; Haris Seferovic. Coach: Vladimir Petkovic (BIH)Cesar Ramos (MEX)Brazil forward Neymar will make his first competitive start since injuring his ankle and metatarsal in February after being named in coach Tite's starting line-up for the five-times winners' World Cup opener against Switzerland on Sunday. Danilo has kept his place at right back following Dani Alves's withdrawal due to injury and Gabriel Jesus was named as expected as centre forward, with Philippe Coutinho joining Casemiro and Paulinho in a midfield trio. Willian will play on the right of attack and Neymar on the left.Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic will play a 4-2-3-1 formation and has kept faith with striker Haris Seferovic even though the forward did not start a league game for Benfica in 2018, while veteran attacking midfielder Blerim Dzemaili plays ahead of Remo Freuler.Hello and welcome to the live coverage of Group E match between Brazil and Switzerland. The contest starts at 23:30 IST<doc-sep>| There goes the final whistle, Serbia get a vital win and three points 95': 93': 90': 89': 87': 75': 73': 72': 67': 55': David Guzman gets a yellow card for a rough tackle and Serbia get the free kick and Aleksandar Kolarov's hit goes straight into the Costa Rican goal 54': 51': And the second half gets underway Half-time and it's Costa Rica 0-0 Serbia 45': 43': 40': 39': 37': 36': 28': 22': 18': 13': 12': 3": 1": Here we go... KICK-OFF TIME The Starting XIs: 10 minutes to go until #CRCSRB! ICYMI - here are the Starting XIs 👇 — FIFA World Cup 🏆 (@FIFAWorldCup) 1529236200000 Starting XIs: Costa Rica: Coach: Serbia: Coach: Red card review for Aleksandar Prijovic but that is not to beNemanja Matic gets into a scuffle with the Costa Rican coaching staff outside the lineFive minutes of additional half, last chance for Costa RicaAleksandar Mitrovic is substituted by Aleksandar PrijovicCosta Rica fighting hard for the equaliser but its not coming as Serbia are not giving away an inchSergej Milinkovic shoots just from the front but it goes way over the goal postDavid Guzman is substituted by Daniel ColindresCampbell takes a free kick but the Serbian defenders fend it offMarcos Urena is substituted by Joel CampbellLovely cross from Aleksandar Kolarov but it is cleared by a Costa Rican defenderAleksandar Mitrovic gets a pass from the deep and he does everything right except the finish that is thwarted by Keylor NavasTwo minutes of additional time in the first halfFrancisco Calvo shoots in from the front but his shot goes wide of the Serbian goalCorner for Costa Rica but the Serbian defenders fend it off easilyMarcos Urena gets a shot at the Serbian goal but his fierce kick goes over the postJohnny Acosta gets in a nasty collision with Dusko Tosic, goes off the field for a while but is backSerbia get a free kick from the corner but the Costa Rican are up to it and are successful in clearing the ballDusan Tadic gets a superb pass and he shoots but the Costa Rican goalkeeper Keylor Navas dives to his left to make a fine save but the off-side flag had been raisedYellow card for Francisco Calvo of Costa Rica for a rough tackleFree kick for Serbia but it is cleared by the Costa Rican defendersMitrovic gets a chance close up, he kicks it hard but his shot is reflected into the hands of the Costa Rican goalkeeperGonzalez gets a fine cross from across but his header goes over the Serbian goalGiancarlo Gonzalez heads straight into the hands of the Serbia goalkeeper. Yard either side and it would have been interestingCorner straightaway for Costa Rica, that was a close shaveKeylor Navas, Johnny Acosta, Giancarlo Gonzalez, Oscar Duarte, Francisco Calvo, Cristian Gamboa, Celso Borges, Bryan Ruiz, David Guzman, Johan Venegas, Marcos Urena.Oscar Ramirez.Vladimir Stojkovic, Dusko Tosic, Branislav Ivanovic, Aleksandar Kolarov, Nikola Milenkovic, Luka Milivojevic, Dusan Tadic, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Nemanja Matic, Adem Ljajic, Aleksandar Mitrovic.Mladen Krstajic.Hello and welcome to the live coverage of the Group E match between Costa Rica and Serbia at the Samara Arena, Samara. The match starts at 17:30 IST.<doc-sep>
FIFA World Cup 2018 Schedule | FT - Croatia beat Nigeria 2-0 to jump to top of the Group D 92' - MISSED! 90' - 89' - Yellow Card! 88' - Substitution! 87' - 86' - Substitution! 82' - 80' - 78' - Substitution! 76' - Substitution! 71' - GOAL! 70' - 66' - 62' - Substitution! 60' - Substitution! 59' - 55' - MISSED! 54' - 52' - 50' - 49' - 48' - 47' - HT - Croatia lead Nigeria 1-0 at the half-time break 45' - 45' - 42' - 39' - 37' - 32' - GOAL! 30' - Yellow Card! 28' - 22' - 20' - 18' - 16' - 14' - 12' - 9' - 3' - 1' - KICK-OFF TIME TEAM NEWS The line-ups Croatia: Nigeria: Points TableOghenekaro Etebo's own goal and Luka Modric goal from the spot gave Croatia a winning start in their World Cup campaign. Croatia also took the top spot in Group D at the points table, after the first game of the group between Argentina and Iceland ended in a 1-1 draw.Kovacic missed a golden opportunity to score. Shot it straight to Nigerian goalkeeper from close range and one-on-one situationFour minutes added as stoppage timeBooking for Croatia's Marcelo BrozovicJohn Obi Mikel is replaced by NwankwoScramble in front of Croatian goal, but Victor Moses' attempt was blockedMario Mandzukic is replaced by Marco Pjaca for CroatiaHeader from Leon Balogun was comfortably collected by Croatian goalkeeperLuka Modric free-kick was calmly collected by Nigerian goalkeeperCroatia making their own change. Ante Rebic is replaced by KovacicOdion Ighalo is replaced by Kelechi Iheanacho for NigeriaLuka Modric converted the penalty to make it 2-0 for CroatiaPENALTY for Croatia. And yellow card for NIgeria's William Ekong for foul against Mario Mandzukic. Luka Modric taking the spot-kick.Victor Moses went down inside the Croatian box, but ref is not interested in giving the decision in the Nigerian's favourAhmed Musa came in place of Alex Iwobi for NigeriaAndrej Kramaric is replaced by Brozovic for CroatiaOdion Ighalo's header was straight to the Croatian goalkeeper Danijel SubasicAnte Rebic missed the goal from six yards out. Ivan Perisic crossed it perfectly for Rebic, but the midfielder volleyed it over the crossbar.Fourth corner for Nigeria in the second half. But Victor Moses' delivery was long. No danger for CroatiaIwobi's strike was blocked by Croatian defender before the European team won the goal kickLong ranger from Ivan Rakitic was well above the Nigerian crossbarVictor Moses hit it wide from close rangeThree corners in a row for Nigeria. This time Croatia cleared the ball from the box convincinglyCorner for Nigeria early in the second half.Time for second half action. Will Nigeria score the equaliser or Croatia double the lead?Unlucky Oghenekaro Etebo's own goal was the difference between the two sides in the first 45 minutes of the contest. Croatia have controlled the proceedings, but the clear chance on goal were very limited.Two minutes added as stoppage timeVictor Moses is fouled on the right flank and it's a free-kick for Nigeria. Dejan Lovren with a timely block to deny Alex Iwobi the equaliserSime Vrsaljko mistimed it, from the top right of the box, and the ball went wide of the Nigerian goalAndrej Kramaric's header went over the Nigerian crossbar. Good cross from Ivan Rakitic from the left side of the boxLuka Modric is everywhere in the field for Croatia. He was delivering the ball from the corner, and now he is clearing the ball from the box for Croatia.Croatia took the lead, through Oghenekaro Etebo's own goalMario Mandzukic’s header from Luka Modric's corner-kick was deflected in by unlucky Etebo.First booking of the match went to Ivan Rakitic of Croatia, for his challenge against Victor MosesAnte Rebic's cross in the box from the right was cleared by Nigerian defenderFirst corner for Nigeria. It was a minor scramble in front of the Croatian goal, but Nigerian players failed to find a clear shot on goal. And Oghenekaro Etebo's final touch was wide of the postLuka Modric's free-kick was calmly collected by young teenage Nigerian goalkeeper Francis UzohoAnother corner for Croatia. Luka Modric's kick was weak and low, and Nigerian defender easily cleared it out of the boxThis time Andrej Kramaric's shot was wide of the Nigerian goal. Croatia started to create decent chances as the game progressesIvan Perisic's strike, from the top of the box, went just over the Nigerian crossbarAttack from the left for Nigeria. Croatian goalkeeper Danijel Subasic collected the ball comfortably.Corner kick for Croatia.