James Richardson

Day four awaits.

Sorry, not... Day 11.

Day 11 awaits.

I am losing track, I must say.

Yeah, but that's... I think on various points today, I thought it was either Sunday or Friday.

That's a week out.

Anyway, day 11, we'll call it.

Groups G and H. We'll get on to those next.

Groups G and H, which is exciting, you may recall them playing last Monday, these eight teams, and they produced a record equaling four draws at the World Cup.

What's going to happen this time around?

Well, of course, in Group H, which sees Spain take on Saudi Arabia and Uruguay against Cape Verde.

Everything's tied.

Spain looking for their first win of the competition, of course, and Uruguay taking on Cape Verde later on in Miami.

And in Group G as well, it's all square ahead of Belgium's clash with Iran and New Zealand against Egypt, which is taking place in Vancouver.

Let's talk now.

about New Zealand Oceania's 11 if you will in a tournament of surprises could they be the latest unfancied team to challenge for a knockout place well earlier on today we were joined by Michael Burgess of the New Zealand Herald and he talked to us about how it's been so far Michael thank you so much for joining us how has the World Cup been for you so far well it's been fantastic I mean uh for two reasons number one

Would you say that this team is better than the 2010 one, which famously went through the tournament unbeaten?

Michael, one of the most talked-about players of the opening set of games is New Zealand's potential superstar in the making, Elijah Just.

They have Salah and Mahmoud, but you've got Justin and Woods.

What a combination they were against Iran.