Cameroon v Brazil LIVE: World Cup group stage wraps up with Seleção looking to lock down top spot

Another goal in the Serbia-Switzerland game puts progress out of reach for Cameroon as it stands.

The Manchester United full-back collides with Zambo-Anguissa and goes down hard.

We're back in action as Cameroon go in search of a vital goal.

The whistle blows for half time after an opening 45 minutes dominated by Brazil. The South Americans were certainly the better side, but the Indomitable Lions remain alive at 0-0.

A cross in from Nicolas Moumi Ngamaleu finds Mbeumo in plenty of space. The Brentford forward heads down but Ederson manages to deal with the rebound and Brazil survive.

Antony rolls it towards Rodrygo at the top of the box and the Madrid forward gets a snap-shot away but it goes over the bar.

Serbia and the Swiss are on level terms at 2-2, meaning the Swiss are currently heading through in second place. Cameroon can still go through with a win.

Not too much stoppage time in this one.

Cameroon's midfielder looks to make something happen as he dashes down the left wing, but the ball runs dead.

Neither side seems particularly motivated at the moment as things slow down.

The Indomitable Lions just took 35 seconds to restart play from the Alves free kick.

Silly one from the veteran as Brazil were moving into a dangerous position.

A classy header from the Juventus defender shuts down Cameroon's latest foray forward.

Cameroon get us back in action with a long punt towards Ederson.

The break for Fai's treatment has allowed the message to get out that Serbia are doing their part, now Cameroon just need to do theirs.

Just a snap-shot for the former Ajax winger, but Collins Fai appears to have been hurt in the build-up and is down for treatment.

Cameroon are now bottom of the group as things stand, but they need only a goal to move into second place.

The Arsenal winger receives the ball wide on the left and rolls it back into the box for Fred, but the Manchester United man can't get a shot away.

The Seattle Sounders defender is doing remarkably well against Antony so far, considering he has already been booked.

No danger of that one dropping into the goal as the veteran's attempt it well over the bar.

It's the same trio of Dani Alves, Rodrygo and Alex Telles standing over the free kick this time around.

Will it be the same result?