FIFA World Cup 2014 England v/s Uruguay: Fantastic Luis Suarez gives Uruguay 2-1 win

FULL-TIME It's a famous win for Uruguay thanks to the stunning Luis Suarez. Four weeks ago Suarez had surgery, and was rushed into the match. Rooney canceled out Suarez's header with his first World Cup goal, but a second goal from Suarez in the 85th minute sealed the match

90 + 3' Gerrard kick is again way off target and he looks irritated

90 + 1' The referee signals five minutes of extra time

90' After a long tussle for the ball, Steven Gerrard gets possession, but his cross is too long  

88' Coates replaces Suarez for Uruguay as the latter comes off to a great ovation

Luis Suarez makes it 2-1 to Uruguay https://t.co/G2zCaS27qh

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87' Lambert replaces Henderson for England

85' GOAL! Luis Suarez scores again and he's down in tears! What a performance coming back from injury. Suarez beats a few defenders, and after one touch, fires from the right of the penalty area, just away from Joe Hart's flailing hand and into the goal. 

759 - Wayne Rooney has scored his first #WorldCup goal for #ENG, ending a run of 759 minutes. Wait.

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79' Save by Muslera! Baines crosses to the near post for Sturridge, who takes a couple of assured touch inside the box before stabbing a shot to the bottom corner, which the goalkeeper palms to the right

75' GOAL! Wayne Rooney has scored, finally! Brilliant play-in from Johnson to give Rooney the ball from across the penalty area. Rooney curls the ball into the goal

Ladies and Gentlemen Rooney scored his first ever World Cup goal http://t.co/Ad0Po5kkNF

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74' Once again, England fail to convert the chance, and this time its Sturridge whose effort is on target, but very weak

72' Wayne Rooney commits a foul 

Waiting for Rooney to score a World Cup goal.. pic.twitter.com/UuQ8aU7Lii

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71' Lallana comes in for England to replace Welbeck

70' There's a bit of good passing among the England forwards, but once again they cannot hold possession long enough for a shot at the goal

68' Steven Gerrard gets a yellow card for a late challenge on Rodriguez

64' Barkley is substituted by England to replace Raheem Sterling 

64' Luis Suarez concedes a free kick after a challenge on Cahill

61' Uruguay's Alvaro Perera is down after an unintentional shot to the face by Raheem Sterling. He was barely conscious for a while, but he gets up on his feet after a while. He argues with the officials and is allowed back in

60' Luis Suarez takes on the England defence but is on side when he gets to the ball

57' Welbeck of England concedes a foul after a challenge on the keeper Muslera 

Cavani doing a Torres http://t.co/NcOTwLXyYL

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54' Wayne Rooney! He's been denied again. A curling shot from the left, but the Uruguay keeper brilliantly blocks the shot. 

52' Cavani charges and beats two defenders. That seemed to be easy, but the England goalkeeper blocked the shot. 

51' Very poor pass from Welbeck sees Uruguay takes back possession

49' England are rocking and shaking at the back again as Suarez nearly scores again with a corner kick! Hart of England barely blocks the shot

48' Sturridge of England gets penalised for committing a foul

47' England have dominated both possession and shots at the goal, but no goal to show for it

46' England kick off in the second half

The second half is set to begin, and the Uruguay team look a picture of confidence

HALF-TIME At half time, Uruguay are 1-0 in the lead thanks to the Luis Suarez header. England have had a couple of close chances but have been unable to convert them. Frankly, Uruguay have looked the better team so far.

45' Luis Suarez concedes a free kick after a challenge on Cahill

40' Sturridge gets an opportunity after a pass by Rooney, but his kick is superbly blocked by the Uruguay keeper

39' GOAL! Uruguay score! Luis Suarez's header meets its mark, after a superb pass from Cavani. It was written in the stars.

Suarez gives Uruguay the lead 1-0 England http://t.co/XGHq4XQBhS

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35' Baines of England commits a foul

33' Rooney concedes a free kick after a challenge on Caceras of Uruguay

32' Steven Gerrard concedes a foul

31' Header from Rooney hits the bar from under the bar! That was close! He still searches for his first World Cup goal

30' Caceres commits a foul after a challenge to Welbeck

30' Too many of England's passes at the moment are being understruck

27' Welbeck takes on two Uruguay defenders after a pass from Sturridge. However, as he nears the goal, his touch on the ball is too strong and its offside

26' Gonzalez passes to Cavani of Uruguay, but Cahill is right behind him and Cavani has to kick it away. Uruguay get a corner

24' Uruguay have never lost their first two games at the World Cup. They have never qualified after losing their opener. That is a big stat.

22' Very unconvicing clearance from the central defender from England. He is looking very nervous

20' Sturridge is ruled offside

19' Now Sterling is penalised for committing a foul

17' Sturridge of England plays a curling shot and his effort is on target, but it gets blocked by the Uruguyan keeper

15' Jagielka of England makes a mess of his clearance and the ball falls to the onrushing Rodriguez, who lashes the ball just over the sidebar

14' Luis Suarez is adjudged to be offside after a long ball

11' Caceres of Uruguay commits a foul

10' Wayne Rooney takes the free kick, and it's just wide of the goal to the relief of the Uruguyan fans

Rooney still hasn't found the net at the World Cup. http://t.co/PagCM1uqiI

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9' Diego Godin of Uruguay gets a yellow card for a hand ball

7' England get a free kick

6' E Cavani of Uruguay is adjugded to be offside. The PSG striker was adjudged offside after the corner

5' Suarez takes a corner kick but the header from the centre goes haywire

3' Baines picks the ball up on the left hand side close to the Uruguay penalty area and slides a through ball towards Sturridge, which the Uruguayan keeper fumbles but holds

Meanwhile, police have arrested 15 people for throwing fireworks at English fans

KICK-OFF And we are underway in Sao Paulo!

* The players walk on to the field as the national anthems are about the begin.

* The match between England and Uruguay will begin shortly

The lineups for both the teams are out:

#ENG LINE-UP: Hart, Johnson, Baines, Gerrard (c), Cahill, Jagielka, Sturridge, Rooney, Welbeck, Henderson, Sterling #URUENG #worldcup

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#URU LINE-UP: Muslera, Godin (c), Pereira, Rodriguez, Suarez, Gimenez, Lodeiro, Arevalo, Gonzalez, Cavani, Caceres #URUENG #WorldCup

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Uruguay will be pleased that Luis Suarez has sufficiently recovered from injury and will be fit to play against England. After a shock loss to minnows Costa Rica, Oscar Tabarez will be hoping his team can  put it across England it what is a must-win situation for the side.

Even before they were humiliated by Costa Rica in their opening game, Uruguay knew that Luis Suarez’s fitness would be key to their hopes of qualifying from Group D. Since Luis Suarez has been declared fit for the tie, England have a massive test on their hands. Tabarez has concerns elsewhere too, though. Maxi Pereira’s rash challenge in the dying moments of Saturday’s defeat mean he is ruled out through suspension, while the space granted to Joel Campbell in particular could spark a change at the back. Read the whole Uruguay-England match preview here 

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