The Red Devils are looking to take another step towards the knockout stages as they take on the north African outfit – follow the action LIVE!

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1.10pm BST

10 min: Skhiri, quarterbacking from deep, floats a pass down the inside-left channel in the hope of releasing Badri. It’s not a bad idea, and Badri’s not a million miles away from meeting the ball, but Courtois is out quickly to claim, no sweat. Tunisia have come back at Belgium, though.

1.09pm BST

8 min: That will settle Belgium, who were very nervous and sluggish in the first half against Panama earlier in the week. Khazri tries to get something going for Tunisia by way of response, but his pass down the right isn’t anticipated by Fakhreddine Ben Youssef.

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1.12pm BST

Peter O’Mahony is handed the series trophy – he offers some gracious words as his teammates wait to raise the Lansdowne Cup. It’s a tickertape of emerald green as the players celebrate!

1.07pm BST

What a remarkable end to one of the most tightly contested June Test series we’ve seen in a while!

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12.50pm BST

John Gosden 4 wins
Aidan O’Brien 3
Sir Michael Stoute 3
Charlie Appleby 2
Mark Johnston 2
Willie Mullins 1
Marco Botti 1
Eve Johnson Houghton 1
David Marnane 1
John Quinn 1
Simon Crisford 1
Wesley Ward 1
Jessica Harrington 1
David Elsworth 1
Ed Walker 1

You’d think weight of numbers would win this for O’Brien, since he has nine final-day runners, compared to three for Gosden, and would be in front if he got just one winner, since he already has more second places than his British rival. Stoute has just one runner today and while Crystal Ocean may very well win, it won’t be enough to make him top trainer. Gosden might be light on numbers but he has the hot favourite for the Wokingham in Dreamfield.

12.39pm BST

Frankie Dettori 4 wins
William Buick 3
Ryan Moore 3
Silvestre de Sousa 2
James Doyle 2
Andrea Atzeni 2
Oisin Murphy 1
Charles Bishop 1
Billy Lee 1
James McDonald 1
Joel Rosario 1
Jim Crowley 1
Jamie Spencer 1
Colm O’Donoghue 1

It was a fruitless Friday for our two heroes and, one would imagine a particularly frustrating day for Ryan Moore, who rode three favourites and finished unplaced on all of them. Dettori had a better day, finished third in both Group One contests on horses that started at double-figure odds. The Italian still has the lead in the race to be top jockey but he’s only had one winner in the last three days and has just three rides left. Moore, on the other hand, has six rides, including an odds-on favourite in the Hardwicke and the favourite for the final race. A couple of firms are offering even money the pair, with William Buick at 10-1. The Godolphin man has four rides, of which Beyond Reason in the opener is the most obvious at around 5-1.

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1.12pm BST

3rd over: England 16-1 (Beaumont 4, Taylor 11) Great effort from Chloe Tryon, diving to her right at mid-off to a lofted from from Beaumont but she can’t take the catch. Next ball, missed stumping off Taylor! Oh that’s a shocker. Both England players fortunate but Lizelle Lee has had a nightmare there with the gloves. Her keeping on this tour has been terrible and it could cost them big time here.

1.09pm BST

2nd over: England 13-1 (Beaumont 2, Taylor 10) Taylor didn’t get a bat the other day, shuffled down the order for the boshers after the massive start. She gets a couple to fine leg after a misfield from Ntozakhe. Then a boundary from another misfield – an even worse one – from the same fielder! Urgh! She had the perfect start picking up Wyatt but has now given the danger right-hander a start. She capitalises on it, smashing the last ball of the Kapp over through midwicket to make it back to back fours.

“Are Dani Wyatt and Tammy Beaumont the shortest opening partnership in history?” asls Peter Oxenbury from “a very sunny Taunton.” Sadly, it was short in length as well as height today for the two of them. To be fair, both have ample credit in the bank.

Gareth Southgate’s willingness to let England players engage has few parallels beyond 1966

These have been an unusual few days for England’s players. Since beating Tunisia in their opening game they have gone bowling and ridden inflatable unicorns, they have seen the sights in St Petersburg or spent time with their families. The Guardian’s Daniel Taylor has beaten Kieran Trippier at darts and Jamie Vardy at pool. Though the team needed a stoppage-time goal to claim victory, the English media has been full of praise for the players and management, with Gareth Southgate’s only misstep being the one taken while jogging that resulted in a dislocated shoulder.

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Bogaerts suffered the injury Friday night against the Mariners on a headfirst slide into second base.

The two players each crossed their hands into an eagle gesture after finding the net in the World Cup Group E clash on Friday