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Brazil left it late against Costa Rica, with two stoppage time goals proving the difference, and knocking the central American side out of the World Cup.
Coutinho grabbed a goal in injury time before Neymar poked home a second on virtually the last kick of the game to put Brazil on four points, and leave Costa Rica on zero.
Brazil only need a draw against Serbia to ensure qualification into the last 16.
The Swiss become the first team so far at this World Cup to come from behind and win, thanks to a stoppage time goal from Xherdan Shaqiri. The Serbs were fantastic in the first half but were pretty awful in the second, if we're being honest.
That win means Switzerland join Brazil on four points, and will play the already-eliminated Costa Rica in their final game.
Serbia, on the other hand, now need a win against Brazil. Pretty simple task, right?
90th minute: Amazing scenes here and the Serbs can't quite believe it!
Chasing a winner, every player was inside the Swiss half and a long through ball from the back sees the mercurial winger completely free on goal - Tosic tries to close him down but can't catch up and the finish is calmly rolled passed the keeper.
He dashes over to the corner flag and will be booked for taking his shirt off, but I doubt he'll care!
86th minute: It's one-way traffic to finish this game. Shaqiri wins a free kick in a good position which comes off the wall and out for a corner, from which Manuel Akanji can't get any good contact on it.
Then, out of nowhere Serbia counter with the defenders out of position and force a corner of their own. Really hectic action here.
82nd minute: Branislav Ivanovic tries a backpass to his keeper but gets it all wrong and kicks it straight out for a corner, which could have been so much worse.
The set piece is cleared before Shaqiri blasts it over the top. Switzerland looking the more likely to break the deadlock but it's still 1-1 here.
78th minute: Ljalic has a shot blocked for Serbia before a rapid counter has Shaqiri into the area before Tosic gets across to cover. A draw certainly helps Serbia more than Switzerland, but it's not a disaster for either side.
A win, of course, would put the Serbs into the last 16 tonight. It's still 1-1 though.
Serbia make a change with Crystal Palace's Luka Milivojevic being replaced in midfield by Nemanja Radonjic.
74th minute: The striker looks to have beaten the offside trap before being one-on-one with the keeper...but with all the time in the world, his whiffs and puts the shot wide of the post.
The linesman have been encouraged to let play progress before flagging offside if they think it's close and eventually, after the miss, the flag does go up and the replay shows it's the right call.
67th minute: The striker gets his head to the ball but without any real purchase on it as he goes to ground - and the whistle goes against him.
He was sandwiched in between two Swiss players, who both had their arms wrapped around him - although, for his part, Mitrovic wasn't keeping his hands to himself either. Strange one, but we've moved on and there's no VAR review coming.
64th minute: Adem Ljajic comes on to replace Filip Kostic - it's like the Serbs didn't come out of the dressing room at half time so far.
I'm not sure what changed but Switzerland have gone up a gear and their opponents cannot match them at the moment.
58th minute: What an effort that was - a curling left-footed shot from 20 yards leaves the keeper completely stranded.
The ball initially looks like it's going well wide of Stojkovic's goal before bending back and back and back until it nearly creeps in to the top corner, but instead hits the frame and bounces away for a goal kick.