Good morning, David Cooper here giving you a bitesize look at what’s going on today in the world of sport.
TOP STORY

Dazzling display: James Rodriguez.
Last night, Colombia came away from the Kazan Arena with three precious points after a dazzling display in their 3-0 win over Poland.
Towering defender Yerry Mina opened the scoring five minutes before half-time as he nodded in a cross from James Rodriguez.
Radamel Falcao latched onto a through ball from Juan Quintero to double the Colombians’ lead with 20 minutes to play before Rodriguez assisted Juan Cuadrado for the third five minutes later.
The result in Group H means Poland are eliminated from the World Cup with one game left to play.
Read Brendon Netto’s analysis, here.
WORLD CUP
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CRICKET

In the form of his life: Jos Buttler.
Jos Buttler rescued England as they pulled off a one-wicket win from the most improbable of positions to complete their historic 5-0 whitewash of Australia.
England’s hopes of pulling off a clean sweep appeared all washed up at Old Trafford when they faltered to 114 for eight in pursuit of an under-par 205 all out in the one-day series finale.
But Buttler (110no) – who had already improvised a run-out and stumping in his wicketkeeping role – gave England the last laugh after all in Sunday’s tale of the unexpected.
Here, Ajit Vijaykumar brings you this analysis on Buttler’s performance and has this to say about Australia captain Tim Paine and the chaos the Baggy Green find themselves in.
FEATURE OF THE DAY

Japan and Senegal played out a draw.
Following Japan and Senegal’s 2-2 draw in Group, Matt Monaghan analyses the contest and discusses veteran forward Keisuke Honda.
Read it, here.
SOCIAL MEDIA ROUND-UP
As ever, our social media channels were across all of Sunday’s World Cup action!
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After scoring #ENG‘s first World Cup hat-trick since 1986, Harry Kane is our Hero of the Day!
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WHAT’S ON
World Cup Football: Group A: Saudi Arabia v Egypt (18:00), Uruguay v Russia (18:00); Group B: Iran v Portugal (22:00), Spain v Morocco (22:00)

Mohamed Salah is expected to take to the pitch.