Live: Jam-packed day as last round of World Cup group clashes kicks off

A thriller in Seattle.

Bosnia Herzegovina led 2-0 and hit the post to put themselves into a position to qualify from the group.

But then Qatar hit back, a lovely goal from Hassan Al-Haydos to half the deficit before Pedro Miguel saw his effort come back against the post.

Great game, both teams fighting for their lives.

A tight and tense contest in Vancouver sends the players to the sheds locked together without a goal.

Both teams have challenged without forcing either goalkeeper into anything too dramatic in terms of saves.

As things stand, Canada will go through as group winners and Switzerland second.

But there’s still a lot of football to be played before the end of this one.

What a game we have in Seattle.

Pedro Miguel has latched onto a ball on the right side of the penalty area and hammered it across goal — the ball cannoning off the post.

It’s a brilliant shot from the right back, who should have been celebrating another goal for the national team there.

Great effort.

Four minutes in Canada vs Switzerland.

Five minutes in Bosnia vs Qatar.

Jonathan David gets the ball on the edge of the penalty area and hammers a shot with his left foot that skews pretty horribly wide of the target.

His confidence is up — and it should be — but that was a poor effort.

Qatar have had a lot of possession after the second goal went in and they have been rewarded.

It came just after Edin Džeko hit the post at one end.

Qatar went up the other end of the pitch and the ball was played back across goal for Hassan Al-Haydos to tap in centrally.

Game on in Seattle!

Larin lays the ball off to Ahmed on the left side of the penalty area.

He shoots towards goal but there’s no power and Kobel turns it fairly comfortably behind.

Johnston gets well under the ball and fires a shot high over the bar after a good spell of pressure.

The crowd in BC Place whoops and hollers as Xhaka smashes a free kick well over the crossbar.

Breel Embolo was the player who was fouled, having moments earlier gone down in the penalty area.

The penalty shout was waved away quickly, but the free kick was given and correctly so.

The Bosnians are well on their way to victory now!

Edin Džeko followed the ball in flight and directed it towards goal on the volley.

As he hit it the ball deflected away off the backside of Sultan Al-Brake and wrong-footed the keeper!

Bosnia leads 2-0!

Up the other end this time and Canada is on the defensive.

Rubén Vargas gets to the byline and attempts to catch the keeper out at the near post when he should have squared it centrally.

That’s brilliant from Canada!

Larin latching onto the through ball and side-footing the ball towards goal after being stood up by the defender.

It’s a good save in the end diving down to his left by Kobel.

Cyle Larin tries to kick the ball away from Granit Xhaka as he prepares to take a free kick, which Xhaka takes a swing at anyway and kicks Larin in the shin.

Larin goes down like a sack of potatoes.

Xhaka wants a fight.

It’s a yellow card to each, but I think it was a case of mucking about and finding out for Larin.

Big goal in Seattle!

Kerim Alajbegović has scored the opener and it’s a goal that could take Bosnia through.

That’s a great goal!

He picks up the ball on the left side of the penalty area about 30 metres out, cuts across to the right and unleashes a monster of a strike into the corner of the goal!

Bosnia leads!

Rubén Vargas has been absolutely cleaned up by Alistair Johnston.

Both players are down.

Johnston has instigated that challenge and that could have been really nasty.

That being said, Vargas did leave an old stud tattoo on the side of Johnston’s boot, so there was a bit of both in there.

Still 0-0 in Seattle too, but there have been chances.

Qatar appears to be making the most of them as I peer at my second screen out the corner of my eye.

But still a draw there, a draw which helps nobody.

Manzambi is a fraction offside as another ball comes in over the top.

If he can be a bit more disciplined there the Swiss could get in.

That will be that for the first quarter, time for a TV timeout.

There have been a few robust challenges flying in and the referee says no more, or cards will start being brandished.

Luc de Fougerolles is in attendance as that free kick is swept in but there’s nothing there for Canada and it’s comfortably saved.

Breel Embolo gets through on goal and side-foots a pretty poor shot towards the Canadian goal that is comfortably saved.

The Swiss are getting in behind a bit now – it’s an open contest.