FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar LIVE: Portugal v Uruguay updates as Bruno Fernandes' opener has Portugal on the brink of the knockouts

Ronaldo's free-kick is headed out for a corner.

Nuno Mendes is met with a really clumsy challenge by Vecino and Portugal have a free-kick.

Joao Felix picks it up on the left but his shot is deflected out for a corner.

Uruguay are waiting for any loose touch and they are able to win the ball back. The ball is fizzed into Felix who takes a heavy touch and Uruguay win it instantly. You get the feeling Portugal will have to knit a perfect move together to breach this excellent defence.

Uruguay have already put in quite a few late challenges when the ball has gone, Bentancur who is on a yellow card catches Neves and gets a talking to from the referee. He will have to watch himself.

Gimenez gets his head on a cross following a corner but it's over.

Darwin Nunez wins a corner down the left hand side after embarking on a run.

The South American side are waiting for the right time to pinch the ball off Portugal, they've done it a few times so far.

Portugal with some intricate play before Bruno Fernandes attempts a through ball but to no avail.

Bernardo loses the ball in a dangerous area but William Carvalho is on hand to intercept and clear the danger.

Rodrigo Bentancur is shown an early yellow card.

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Portugal players are moving about quite a bit, Felix is coming deep and Ronaldo is roaming across the front line.

Cristiano Ronaldo brilliantly lays off the ball with his shoulder to William who volleys first time but it's well over.

Great give and go between Cavani and Oliveira, the left-back then has an effort which is well over.

Fernando Santos' side have had the ball in the early exchanges here, Uruguay happy to let Portugal pass side to side.

The players are out and the national anthems are blaring. We are just moments away from kick off.

Edinson Cavani is looking for a goal at a fourth consecutive World Cup. El Matador scored at the 2010, 2014 and 2018 World Cup.

Portugal held a minute silence during training as a mark of respect for the recent passing of Fernando Gomes. Gomes played 47 times for Portugal, appearing at Euro 1984 and World Cup 1986.