The World Cup rolls on with upsets stealing the limelight in the early going of the opening group stage games.
Germany joined Argentina as a shock first-up loser when it fell to Japan 2-1 early on Thursday morning.
But Spain made no mistakes, pumping seven goals past Costa Rica to record their biggest ever World Cup win.
A pre-tournament favourite takes to the pitch on day 5 with some highly-fancied outsiders also in action to show off their credentials.
Read on to see how all the matches of Day 4 play out in Qatar.
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8.10pm (AEDT) – Canada coach’s expletive-laden speech
Canada fell to Belgium in their World Cup opener, but the impressive outing against the second ranked FIFA nation left coach John Hardman inspired.
Playing in their first World Cup in 36 years, the Canadians fell 1-0 to the European powerhouse but dominated play, finishing with 21 shots on goal compared to nine and had the upper hand in the territory battle.
Hardman was so impressed he gathered his troops on the pitch after the final whistle and delivered a rousing speech, reportedly saying: “I just told them they belong here. And we’re going to go and ‘F’ Croatia next. It’s as simple as that.”
Herdman said he could not fault Canada’s endeavour but conceded they had missed a chance to add to the growing list of early upsets in Qatar.
“I’m proud of the performance,” Herdman said.
“But you need to take three points in your first game. We had an opportunity tonight to be top of the group, that was the mission, and we missed it.
“But I’m proud of the performance. These lads showed that they can live on this stage and I think they made the fans proud and made them feel that they belong here.”