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

A goal bound header from the Arsenal forward is pushed over the bar by Devis Epassy at the cost of a corner.

The Manchester United winger likes his chances against Tolo, but the defender stood strong there.

Quick passing from Brazil's midfielder opens up the Cameroon backline and the pass arrives, but Gabriel Jesus doesn't read the play and the ball runs dead.

A dangerous Dani Alves cross is headed away.

The Indomitable Lions are still finding their way into this match with some cautious passing.

The Arsenal forward was well clear of his marker, but wastes the attack by standing in an offside position.

A lovely little dance from Antony makes room for Fred to run, but the Manchester United midfielder plays a pass directly to Cameroon instead.

A little bit of a harsh decision from the referee, but the Real Madrid defender is cautioned for a late tackle.

Cameroon's left-back will have a tough job now, having been booked after a late tackle on Antony. Antony had turned him easily and was racing away when the Cameroonian lunged in.

He can't make any more such rash tackles.

The Brazil left-back has twice turned over possession with poor passes. Not what Brazil will want to see.

There's no sense of desperation from the African side in these early minutes, despite the fact that they need a win tonight.

Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo has twice found himself in acres of space down the Brazilian left.

A threat for Brazil to watch.

Antony skips down the right flank and plays in Rodrygo but no one can get a clean touch on his layoff in the box and the chance goes begging.

Gabriel Martinelli looks to set off on a quick break, but his pass rolls out of play.

We're underway at the Lusail Iconic Stadium. Brazil begin by pushing the ball around their back line.

Both sets of players are out on the pitch now, with anthems to come.

The action is not far away now at the Lusail Stadium, the venue of the World Cup Final on December 18.

Will one of tonight's teams return in a few weeks?

The South Americans have made the perfect start to their World Cup campaign in Qatar, winning their opening two matches.

Four teams in history have won every game en route to winning the tournament. Brazil were one in 2002.

Can they take another step in that direction with a victory tonight?

The South Americans are major favourites to win this evening, but they have made nine changes to their starting line up with progress to the next round assured.

Does this open the door for Cameroon to spring the upset they need?

The players look are dancing with excitement en route to tonight's match.

The ex-Barcelona legend captains his country tonight, becoming the oldest Brazil captain in history.

He also earns his 125th international cap, level with Roberto Carlos but still 17 appearances behind Brazil record holder Cafu.