Scotland's second World Cup fixture has ended in defeat, losing to Morocco 1-0.
Ismael Saibari's fantastic strike, which came in the opening 70 seconds, was enough to see Steve Clarke's side suffer their first loss of the tournament.
Scotland had a couple of strong penalty calls, neither of which was given, to the discontent of the Tartan Army.
Earlier on this day, the United States won their second game of the tournament, beating Australia 2-0.
In the early hours of Saturday morning, Brazil face Haiti.
And at 4am, if you're getting in from a night out or rising early to maximise your weekend, you can tune in for Turkey vs Paraguay.
Stay up to date with all of our coverage below.
FULL TIME: Turkey 0-1 Paraguay
Despite playing against 10 men for the entire second half, the Turks could not find a way through Paraguay's resolute defence.
Turkey peppered the Paraguayan goal with 32 shots, but a combination of wasteful finishing and heroic defending saw them fall short.
There were heartbreaking scenes at the final whistle as several Turkish players collapsed to the turf in tears.
With head-to-head record taking precedence over goal difference at this tournament, Turkey can no longer claim one of the best third-place spots and will be heading home after their final group game against the United States.
Having registered more than 30 shots in each of their opening two matches but scored just once, they will ultimately feel they have only themselves to blame.
KICK OFF: Turkey 0-1 Paraguay
Back underway in California!
HALF TIME: Turkey 0-1 Paraguay
The referee brings an end to a fiery first half in San Francisco.
As it stands, Turkey are heading out of the World Cup, with tensions boiling over before the break.
Paraguay hold a priceless lead, but after Miguel Almirón's red card they face a huge test to survive the second half with 10 men.
RED CARD: Paraguay down to 10!
Miguel Almirón has been sent off and Paraguay are down to 10 men!
Referee Iván Barton is sent to the VAR monitor after the former Newcastle winger appears to say something to Turkish defender Mert Müldür.
It's unclear exactly what was said, but under the new tournament rules, any player covering their mouth in a confrontational situation with an opponent may be sanctioned with a red card.
It's a needless dismissal and Paraguay now face a huge task to hold onto their lead with an entire half to play.
GOAL: Turkey 0-1 Paraguay
World Cup day nine: Paraguay take the lead against Turkey after wins for Brazil and MoroccoAfter just 65 seconds, Paraguay have the breakthrough in San Francisco!
Matías Galarza unleashes a stunning strike from 25 yards that flies into the bottom corner, leaving the Turkish goalkeeper with absolutely no chance.
It's a nightmare opening for Turkey, but the South Americans are in dreamland.
KICK OFF: Turkey vs Paraguay
Underway between Turkey and Paraguay!
FULL TIME: Brazil 3-0 Haiti
It's all over in Philadelphia and Brazil have taken a huge step towards the World Cup knockout stages.
Carlo Ancelotti's side did all the damage before the break, racing into a three-goal lead thanks to a brace from Matheus Cunha and a cool finish from Vinicius Jr.
Haiti improved after half-time and created a handful of chances, but they were unable to find the net and are now on the brink of elimination.
Brazil will face Scotland in Miami next week, while Haiti must beat Morocco to keep their hopes of reaching the last 32 alive.
HALF TIME: Brazil 3-0 Haiti
The referee brings a dominant first half to an end.
It's been a superb opening 45 minutes from Brazil, who have looked dangerous every time they've gone forward and fully deserve their 3-0 lead.
For Haiti, it's been a half to forget, and they'll need a remarkable turnaround after the break to keep their hopes of reaching the knockout stages alive.
GOAL: Brazil 3-0 Haiti
Brazil are running away with it in Philadelphia!
Just before the break, Vinicius Jr latches onto an inch-perfect through ball before coolly slotting his finish underneath the advancing goalkeeper to make it 3-0.
Carlo Ancelotti's side are cruising, while Haiti now face a mountain to climb if they are to keep their hopes of reaching the knockout stages alive.
GOAL: Brazil 2-0 Haiti
Brazil have doubled their lead within minutes of grabbing the opener!
Matheus Cunha latches onto a perfectly weighted through ball, races clear of the Haiti defence and blasts an unstoppable finish into the top corner to grab his brace.
The goalkeeper will feel he could have done better after being wrong-footed, but Carlo Ancelotti's side are now firmly in control.
GOAL: Brazil 1-0 Haiti
Brazil have broken the deadlock!
Vinicius Jr's curling effort is brilliantly saved by the Haiti goalkeeper, but the rebound ricochets off defender Hannes Delcroix and into Matheus Cunha before finding the back of the net.
It's a scrappy opener for Carlo Ancelotti's side, but Brazil won't care one bit.
KICK OFF: Brazil 0-0 Haiti
Underway between Brazil and Haiti!
LINEUPS: Brazil vs Haiti
Our attention now turns to Brazil's contest against Haiti, with the Brazilians heavy favourites to do a number on the underdogs.
Brazil start with: Alisson, Danilo, Marquinhos, Gabriel, Douglas Santos, Guimaraes, Casemiro, Raphinha, Lucas Paqueta, Vinicius Junior, Matehus Cunha.
Haiti's lineup reads: Placide, Arcus, Ade, Duverne, Delcroix, Experience, Casimir, Jean Jacques, Bellegarde, Providence, Pierrot.
Penalty controversy at centre of Scotland's clash
Referee Ilgiz Tantashev was at the centre of Scotland's clash against Morocco.
Two big penalty calls did not go in Steve Clarke's side's favour, as Scotland were defeated 1-0.
Read the full match report of the game here.
FULL TIME: Scotland 0-1 Morocco
Scotland's second game of the World Cup has ended in defeat, losing to Morocco 1-0.
Ismael Saibari's goal inside 70 seconds was enough for Morocco to pick up all three points.
Updates to follow as Steve Clarke's side fall to defeat.
Six minutes of stoppage time
Now or never for Scotland. Six minutes of stoppage time have been awarded.
ANOTHER PENALTY CALL: Scotland 0-1 Morocco
Another penalty call from Scotland as referee Ilgiz Tantashev waves his arms away after Scott McTominay complained to being brought down.
Tantashev has let a lot go in this game, and maybe too much.
Fifteen minutes left of normal time
Just 15 minutes to go of normal time between Scotland and Morocco, with just the one goal separating the two sides.
A moment of magic could send the Tartan Army ballistic. Time will tell.
CHANCE: Scotland 0-1 Morocco - Ryan Christie goes close
This time it is Scotland who come driving forward.
Andy Robertson comes on the front foot to win possession back, sets the ball to Scott McTominay who rolls it onto Ryan Christie.
The Bournemouth midfielder's strike goes over, but that's a warning sign from Scotland.
SUBSTITUTE: Scotland make attacking-minded move
Steve Clarke has played his first card, making an attacking-minded substitution.
Kiernan Tierney has been replaced by Bournemouth winger Ben Gannon Doak for the last half hour.
GREAT SAVE: Scotland 0-1 Morocco
Angus Gunn makes a brilliant stop to deny Bilal El Khannous, who flicked on brilliantly from a corner but was denied by two solid hands.
BIG PENALTY CALL: Scotland 0-1 Morocco
John McGinn appears to have been brought down in the penalty area with several Scottish players getting around referee Ilgiz Tantashev.
Said at half-time, he was starting to become a topic of conversation. That discussion continues.
No penalty for Scotland, play continues.
SECOND HALF: Scotland 0-1 Morocco
Big second half in front of Scotland.
They kick us off going from right to left attacking towards the Tartan Army.
HALF TIME: Scotland 0-1 Morocco
Scotland ended the first half well, taking the game to Morocco for the last five minutes or so.
It has to be said that the north Africans have been dominated, with Scotland doing well to keep the score line as it is.
Referee Ilgiz Tantashev is starting to becoming a topic of conversation, letting a lot of things go to the discontent of a few of the Scottish stars.
Second half on the way. Morocco have the lead at half time.
Five minutes of stoppage time at the end of first half
Five minutes of stoppage time have been awarded at the end of the first half.
Scotland look better now with John McGinn having a small sight of goal but smashing a weak-footed effort into the stands.
Fifa confirm Scotland behind in 70 seconds
Not to rub salt in the wound Scotland fans, but Morocco's first goal was scored in 70 seconds, not 71, confirmed by Fifa.
Hydration break: Scotland 0-1 Morocco
Scotland need to steady the ship
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We've reached the hydration break and that's given Scotland a bit of time to settle.
It's been an incredibly nervy first 25 minutes, still lots of football to be played though.
CHANCE: Scotland 0-1 Morocco
Again it's Scotland on the backfoot as Achraf Hakimi comes driving forward on the right-hand side, desperate to get a touch past Angus Gunn.
The Nottingham Forest goalkeeper does brilliantly, getting a foot to the ball as Scotland are able to clear their lines.
It's one-way traffic at the minute, we haven't seen Bono in the Morocco goal. Scotland need someone to take this game by the scruff of the neck.
CHANCE: Scotland 0-1 Morocco
Morocco again getting in behind as Azzedine Ounahi just times his run wrong in what would have been a tap in for 2-0.
Scotland haven't got going, they look off a couple levels off Morocco at this point.
Scotland 0-1 Morocco - A disastrous start for Scotland
It is a disastrous start for Scotland, conceding with the very first shot on target of the game.
Suppose if you are going to let one in, at least now you have the whole game to build your way back into it.
GOAL: Scotland 0-1 Morocco
A horrendous start. The quickest goal of the World Cup so far finished off emphatically by Ismael Saibari.
It took Morocco just 71 seconds to take the lead. Noise levels have dropped. 1-0.
KICK OFF: Scotland 0-0 Morocco
We are underway between Scotland and Morocco
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We are underway for Scotland's second game of the World Cup at the Boston Stadium.
The sun is shining, the excitement has built, the stage is set for what could be a historic moment in Scotland's history.
National Anthems: Scotland vs Morocco
The Tartan Army have belted out Flower of Scotland, making their voices be heard for their second game of the World Cup.
A point will virtually see them through; three would be a dream.
Steve Clarke insists his side will relish being underdogs
Steve Clarke insisted that his side will relish being underdogs this evening, against a strong Moroccan side.
He said: "They reached the last four of the last World Cup, and I've got a feeling this Moroccan team is probably slightly better than that
"Sometimes the Scottish psyche, the Scottish mentality is that we're a little bit more comfortable when we're the underdogs
"If you can't win the game, don't lose the game. Permutations and whatever you want to look at, that's for you guys and all the punters that are out there to think about, not for us."
LINEUPS: Scotland vs Morocco
The Tartan Army are in town for Scotland's second game against Morocco
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Lineups have been confirmed for Scotland's second World Cup game against Morocco.
Three changes for Scotland from their first match, setting up with: Gunn, Hanley, Hendry, Tierney, Patterson, McTominay, Ferguson, Robertson, McGinn, Christie, Adams.
Morocco's team reads: Bono, Hakimi, Diop, Riad, Mazraoui, El Aynaoui, Bouaddi, Diaz, Ounahi, El Khannous, Saibari.
FULL TIME: United States 2-0 Australia
Full time between the United States and Australia as the co-hosts win their second game and are as good as through to the round of 32.
A feisty second half saw several yellow cards being dished out, which may have tired out referee Felix Zwayer, who went down with cramp for a period.
The US look strong, a force to be reckoned with at this World Cup.
All smiles from John McGinn
John McGinn has arrived for Scotland's contest
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All smiles from John McGinn, who arrives for Scotland's contest against Morocco.
Lineups on the way.
SECOND HALF: United States 2-0 Australia
Underway with the second half. Big job in front of Australia to build their way back into the game.
HALF TIME: United States 2-0 Australia
Dream first half for the United States in Seattle, dominating proceedings and thoroughly deserve the advantage.
Will be an incredible comeback if Australia can conjure up something special.
GOAL: United States 2-0 Australia
The United States have doubled their advantage following a VAR check, after Alex Freeman was deemed to be in an offside position.
Freeman was being played onside by Jacob Italino's trailing leg, as he headed home from close range to give the US their second.
Couldn't be going better for Mauricio Pochettino's side. 2-0.
GOAL: United States 1-0 Australia
The United States have the lead
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The United States have the lead in the opening 10 minutes, thanks to an own goal by Cameron Burgess.
A dangerous run by Florian Balogun down the left-hand side sees the former Arsenal striker play a great ball into the six-yard box, which Burgess turns into his own net.
Great start for the US. 1-0.
KICK OFF: United States 0-0 Australia
The co-hosts are in action against the Socceroos.
Goals guaranteed on a sunny day in Seattle. Updates to follow.
Scotland fans in high spirits for match against Morocco
Scotland fans are in high spirits ahead of their contest tonight, with supporters gathering for the match at 11pm.
Patrick Ferry from Edinburgh said: "We're top of a World Cup group. We're in a position we've never been, so we don't have any expectations.
"We don't have any pressure, we've just got to do our best and hope that maybe the football gods are in favour and that we do something that's never been done before."
LINEUPS: USA vs Australia - No Christian Pulisic
Australia's fans are making their way to their contest against the US
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The United States' golden boy, Christian Pulisic, is not fit to even make the bench this evening after suffering a calf injury in the US's opening game against Paraguay.
The US lineup reads: Freese, Freeman, Richards, Ream, Robinson, Tillman, Adams, Dest, Pepi, McKennie, Balogun.
Australia start with: Beach, Italino, Circati, Souttar, Burgess, Bos, Leckie, O'Neill, Okon-Engstler, Velupillay, Toure.
Something the US will need to be aware of is Harry Souttar's presence at corners. It's not the tallest of teams from the United States, and the big centre-back could cause some problems in the area.
Just over an hour to kick off.
What's to come tonight
Four games to come of day nine. First up from 8pm the US pay their second game against Australia, who got off to a fabulous start in their opening fixture, winning 2-0.
From 11pm, our attention turns to Scotland's contest against Morocco with updates throughout on the Tartan Army's contest, which could see them mathematically qualify to the last 32 on the unlikely chance results go there way.
Brazil play Haiti in the other game of Group C from 1:30am and Turkey face Paraguay at 4am.
Neville denies agenda against Rice
Gary Neville denied having an agenda against Declan Rice after Ian Wright questioned his decision to award the England midfielder just 6.5 out of 10 following the Three Lions' 4-2 World Cup win over Croatia.
Rice was substituted shortly after the hour mark and Neville described it as one of the Arsenal star's quietest performances.
Wright disagreed, insisting Rice deserved at least a seven and joking there was "something" behind Neville's assessment.
Neville dismissed the suggestion, saying he loves Rice and regularly names him man of the match, while praising England's impressive second-half display under Thomas Tuchel.
BBC edit Kone's injury in highlights show
The BBC has confirmed it edited highlights of Ismael Kone's horrific World Cup injury after concerns over audio that appeared to capture the sound of the Canada midfielder's leg breaking.
The broadcaster muted the sound on its iPlayer highlights package and avoided showing replays or close-up shots of the player in distress.
In a statement, the BBC said it had taken "all the appropriate measures" and wished Kone a speedy recovery as Canada closed in on the knockout stages.
Talk of 'civil war' rocks Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo has become the focus of growing tension in Portugal's camp after warnings of a possible "civil war" emerged following the team's disappointing 1-1 World Cup draw with DR Congo.
The 41-year-old failed to register a shot on target, while supporters accused team-mates of deliberately freezing him out.
Ronaldo's sister, Katia Aveiro, criticised Portugal's play, and journalist Vitor Pinto warned the backlash risked creating divisions within the squad.
However, he rejected claims of an organised boycott.
Roberto Martinez has defended Ronaldo, insisting it makes no sense to remove his captain when Portugal need goals.
Canada star poses for picture after grim injury
Ismael Kone has remained upbeat despite suffering a horrific leg break that ended his World Cup campaign during Canada's 6-0 victory over Qatar
| INSTAGRAMIsmael Kone has remained upbeat despite suffering a horrific leg break that ended his World Cup campaign during Canada's 6-0 victory over Qatar.
The 24-year-old underwent surgery after being injured in a challenge from Assim Madibo, who was sent off and later apologised in the Canada dressing room.
Kone was pictured smiling from his hospital bed alongside team-mate Moise Bombito, who visited him after the operation.
Nathan Saliba paid tribute by holding up Kone's shirt after scoring a free-kick, while Canada boss Jesse Marsch promised the midfielder would receive the best possible treatment during his recovery.
Clarke backs McTominay to shine for Scotland
Steve Clarke has backed Scott McTominay to bounce back against Morocco after the midfielder struggled during Scotland's 1-0 World Cup victory over Haiti.
The Scotland manager believes criticism of the Napoli star has been unfair, arguing Haiti controlled midfield areas effectively and prevented several players from influencing the game.
Clarke insisted McTominay remains one of Scotland's key figures but stressed he is supported by experienced team-mates such as John McGinn, Grant Hanley and Kenny McLean.
Scotland face Morocco in Boston tonight knowing victory would leave them on the brink of reaching the knockout stages.
Pickford hails England's strength in depth
Jordan Pickford believes England's strength in depth can prove a "killer" for opponents after Thomas Tuchel's substitutes inspired a 4-2 World Cup victory over Croatia.
Marcus Rashford scored England's fourth goal after being set up by fellow substitute Bukayo Saka, with Morgan Rogers and Djed Spence also involved in the move.
Pickford praised the impact of those coming off the bench, saying England possess variation across the pitch and enough quality to demoralise tiring teams.
The Everton goalkeeper is set to win his 86th cap against Ghana, having already made 26 consecutive starts at major tournaments.
England star nets hat-trick in behind-closed-doors friendly
Ivan Toney continued his prolific form by scoring a hat-trick as England beat MLS side Sporting Kansas City 5-1 in a behind-closed-doors friendly on Thursday.
Morgan Rogers and Ollie Watkins were also on target in the match, which was played over two 25-minute halves less than 24 hours after England's 4-2 World Cup victory over Croatia.
Eberechi Eze, Dan Burn, Marc Guehi, Kobbie Mainoo and Jarell Quansah all featured after missing out on starting in Dallas.
It was Toney's second hat-trick in successive warm-up matches, having also netted three times against Miami FC.
Neville calls for Tuchel to make two changes for Ghana clash
Gary Neville believes Thomas Tuchel should make two defensive changes for England's World Cup clash with Ghana by recalling Marc Guehi and handing Djed Spence a start.
Despite England opening their campaign with a thrilling 4-2 win over Croatia, Neville feels the goals conceded highlighted vulnerabilities that Ghana's pacey forwards could exploit.
He expects Guehi to replace John Stones because of his ability in one-vs-one situations, while Spence could come in for Nico O'Reilly after impressing from the bench.
Neville also praised Tuchel's bold substitutions against Croatia, describing England's early second-half display as outstanding.
Ronaldo blasted by Scholes and Butt after Portugal disaster
Paul Scholes believes Cristiano Ronaldo has become "a little bit of a problem" for Portugal and questioned whether the 41-year-old should still be leading the line after the team's disappointing 1-1 World Cup draw with DR Congo.
Ronaldo, who equalled Lionel Messi's record of appearing at six World Cups, failed to register a shot on target or create a chance in Houston.
Scholes argued the veteran would be better suited to a late substitute role, while Nicky Butt warned Roberto Martinez faces a "massive problem" due to Ronaldo's influence and popularity.
Martinez, however, continues to back his captain.
Kane admits Tuchel 'nervous' before trying baseball
Harry Kane has revealed Thomas Tuchel was "a little nervous" before throwing the ceremonial first pitch at a Kansas City Royals game.
The England manager swapped football for baseball less than 48 hours after guiding the Three Lions to a 4-2 World Cup victory over Croatia.
Watched by Kane, Dan Burn and Djed Spence, Tuchel delivered a strike to Royals manager Matt Quatraro at Kauffman Stadium.
Kane praised his boss for handling the occasion well and enjoyed a recovery day at the ballpark.
He also hailed England's supporters after their memorable post-match rendition of "Wonderwall".
Tensions rise after Ismael Kone injury
Canada manager Jesse Marsch appeared to take aim at Julen Lopetegui after a heated World Cup clash with Qatar was overshadowed by Ismael Kone's horrific leg injury.
The former Watford midfielder suffered a broken leg following a challenge from Assim Madibo during Canada's 6-0 victory in Vancouver, with the Qatar player sent off before later apologising in the dressing room.
Marsch refused to discuss his confrontation with Lopetegui, saying it was "not worth any of our time", but criticised Qatar's bench for disputing the red card.
TV presenter quits after Lionel Messi scandal
An Argentinian television presenter has resigned after falsely announcing live on air that Lionel Messi's father had died.
Florencia Pena stepped down from Luzu TV and issued an emotional apology after wrongly claiming Jorge Messi had passed away during Argentina's World Cup campaign.
The Messi family later confirmed the 68-year-old is alive, recovering and under medical supervision.
Pena admitted she had trusted information passed to her by the programme's production team but accepted responsibility for the error.
Luzu TV condemned the handling of the story, calling the broadcast of unverified sensitive information "unacceptable" and confirming her departure.
FIFA change unlikely to appease Tuchel
FIFA has moved quickly to address Thomas Tuchel's complaints after photographers blocked his view of England's players during the national anthem before their 4-2 World Cup win over Croatia.
Photographers have been instructed to stand closer together, while coaches may be asked to move away from the dugout area.
However, Tuchel is reportedly unhappy at the prospect of changing his own position and could push for an alternative solution.
The England manager said the issue "ruined" a special moment for him, having wanted to watch his players sing "God Save the King" before kick-off.
World Cup star stretchered off after horror injury
Former Watford midfielder Ismael Kone suffered a serious leg injury during Canada's 6-0 World Cup victory over Qatar, prompting ITV to avoid showing replays of the incident.
The 24-year-old was hurt following a challenge from Assim Madibo, who was sent off and later apologised in the Canada dressing room.
Players from both sides were visibly distressed, while manager Jesse Marsch admitted he could "hear the bone snap".
Kone was stretchered off, taken to hospital and reportedly suffered fractures to his fibula and tibia.
Good morning and welcome to our live blog
Scotland face Morocco later today at the World Cup
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Good morning and welcome to our live blog.
In case you missed any of the action, there were four games yesterday.
Czechia and South Africa played out a 1-1 draw, while Switzerland thumped Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-1.
Canada ran riot against Qatar, with the Middle Eastern side having two players sent off.
And Mexico overcame South Korea 1-0 to make it two wins from two.
Stay tuned for all of our coverage today.