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Lionel Messi and Argentina will open the knockout stages against Ecuador in Houston on Thursday night, before Venezuela and Canada face off in Arlington 24 hours later.

Alex de Minaur knew what to expect against fellow Aussie James Duckworth at Wimbledon - and the ninth seed did enough to advance to the second round. Compatriot Alexei Popyrin also impressed.

Ronaldo was followed by Fernandes and Silva, who both converted their spot kicks, with Costa saving three Slovenia penalties in between.

The victory saw Ronald Koeman's side set up a quarter-final clash against Turkey, with the 25-year-old both scoring and setting up Donyell Malen with an assist in the second half.

The 39-year-old was not fazed by the pressure as his heart-rate was under 100bpm, his lowkest throughout the night, according to data provided by WHOOP.

IAN HERBERT AT THE RED BULL ARENA: It was a wild, raw, febrile night of tournament football, as it should be - teams playing as if their lives depended upon it and many people in red, frantically bouncing.

However, out of nowhere, Gunok leapt at full stretch and improbably tipped Baumgarnter's effort past the post as Turkey held on for a famous victory.

Vincenzo Montella's side went 2-0 up thanks to a brace from Martin Demiral, before Michael Gregoritsch pulled a goal back for Austria, but they were unable to level.

Action from Wimbledon continues on Wednesday with both the Centre Court and Court No.1 playing host to some of this year's biggest stars.

JAMES SHARPE AT WIMBLEDON: Evans accused court supervisor Remy Azemar of 'not caring about the players' as he repeatedly complained about the surface.

Relive Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as Austria take on Turkey in the round-of-16 at Euro 2024.

The Blues are out to finally end their long wait for a Champions League title next season and new manager Sonia Bompastor is looking to add some new faces to her squad.

Bodhana Sivanandan, from London, will become the newest member of England's women's chess team, when she makes her debut at the Chess Olympiad in Budapest in September.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI ON CENTRE COURT: Murray, our broken hero, one of the greatest athletes this country has ever known, would have looked on proud from his treatment table.

The 19-year-old eldest son of now new teammate LeBron, 39, explained how the single digit on his back serves as a tribute to close friend and former rapper, who died of an accidental overdose in 2019.

MATTHEW LAMBERT: The 37-year-old had been due to play Tomas Machac, but opted to pull out just over a week after undergoing surgery on a spinal cyst.

CHRIS SUTTON: He almost seems scared to axe Ronaldo, who might as well be named Portugal's manager with the amount of carte blanche he is being gifted in Germany.

Novak Djokovic was at the same time eviscerating Czech qualifier Vit Kopriva. 'I'd be lying if I said I wasn't watching the scores on Centre Court,' admitted Fearnley.

Andy Murray 's Wimbledon singles career was officially over yesterday after a back injury, to the heartbreak of his legions of British fans who camped overnight to catch his swansong.

The quarter-finals for Euro 2024 have finally been confirmed.Gareth Southgate's England team who find themselves on the 'easier' side of the draw have been paired against Switzerland.

Whitefoot was part of the original Busby Babes, led by Manchester United's legendary manager Sir Matt Busby, while he won the FA Cup in 1959 with Nottingham Forest.

DOMINIC KING AT WEST LANCASHIRE GOLF CLUB: The Spaniard was involved in a heated discussion with tournament officials during his first round of the 36-hole competition.

Southgate is a manager who does not like making frequent changes to his team. But he will be forced into at least one change when the Three Lions take on Switzerland in the quarter-finals on Saturday.

Max Verstappen versus Lando Norris has threatened to be the rivalry that would headline Formula One for the next decade.

RICHARD GIBSON: Anderson, who turns 42 later this month, will move into a mentoring role with England after signing off at Lord's next week.

This was Mail Sport's live blog for the latest scores, order of play and updates from day two of Wimbledon with Novak Djokovic, Katie Boulter and Jack Draper in action.

Austria failed to clear their lines from the corner and Merih Demiral pounced to finish from close range after just 57 seconds of the last-16 clash.

NATHAN SALT AT WIMBLEDON: There were some marathon matches on day two - look to Paul Jubb's collapse from two sets up - and some rapid fire wins - looking at you Jessica Pegula.

De Ligt, who was in Holland's squad for the Euro 2024 victory over Romania, is keen to work with his old Ajax boss Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford.

Gakpo opened the scoring after 20 minutes and then got the assist for Donyell Malen's close-range finish seven minutes from time and fans have heaped praise on him on social media.