James Richardson

Their manager is former Leeds boss Thomas Christensen.

So there you go.

Now, look forward to seeing them in action tomorrow against Ghana.

We'll conclude today's show with a look ahead to Group K, which features the last of the debutants of this World Cup, Uzbekistan.

Fabio Cannavaro is Uzbekistan.

They're taking on Colombia.

And the other game in that group is Portugal against DR Congo.

Very interesting.

This Tuesday night, one man in Houston has been up late.

thinking about the match ahead of him.

He's seen what Messi did today against Algeria.

What is he going to do if he gets the chance against Congo?

We'll talk about that next.

Wednesday, along with England, another of the tournament favourites will be beginning their campaign in the shape of Portugal.

To find out what the big talking points are for their national side, we spoke to David Novo, the executive editor of Portuguese sports paper Record.

I guess the big talking points for people outside of Portugal are, one, what an insanely good midfield you have.

And secondly, is Martinez actually going to drop Ronaldo this time?

Absolutely.

You mentioned the game against Spain, which was of course also the final appearance on a football field of Diogo Jota.

How much does his tragic story hang over this Portuguese side?