Here's what Suarez told Gerrad after helping to destroy England

Within moments of firing a dramatic and crucial winner for his country against England, Luis Suarez's thoughts immediately turned to offering words of consolation for club teammate Steven Gerrard. The prolific 27-year-old was the scourge of the Three Lions in Sao Paulo, expertly directing a header into the far corner and then driving into the roof of the net as the clock ticked to a conclusion. Victory resurrected Uruguay's hopes of qualifying for the last 16 of the World Cup in Brazil, but the result left Roy Hodgson's team requiring a remarkable turnaround if they are to progress. Amid his natural celebration following the final whistle, however, Suarez showed his deep respect for Gerrard by heading straight to the midfielder to provide his support at a difficult moment. "This is an unlucky moment for him," the talismanic forward, who notched 31 goals for Liverpool last season, explained. "I don't like it when he hurts like this." The Salto native, returning to theLaCelesteline-up after missing their opening match, added: "I said: 'Keep going, forget this game, you're one of the best.' He's the best player I've played with." As a long ball bounced in behind the England defence in the final minutes of the Sao Paulo encounter, Suarez was primed and ready to capitalise on the smallest of chances to come his way. The striker scooped possession, carried forward despite a lack of balance and his powerful finish soared over Joe Hart and allowed the Reds' No.7 to set off on a passionate celebration. He said: "I had to keep calm, keep my cool and when I got the ball I just kicked it with my whole heart, thinking of all those who have supported me. "It has been like a dream. It is something I have dreamt about very often. It was one of the best games I've played. It's an amazing moment for me. Maybe a few days ago I thought this wouldn't be possible." Author: @shawct

England players will use customized tablet PC to study opponents

--->England players to use Apple's customized iPads loaded with information to swat up on their World Cup opponents --->The likes of Daniel Sturridge will be able to study Italy's defenders with the touch of a button --->Roy Hodgson is keen to use the latest technology to help his players prepare for Brazil England players have been handed World Cup iPads loaded with special apps which contain all the individually-tailored information they will need on opponents they are likely to face in Brazil. Daniel Sturridge, for example, will have info on his particular iPad showing how Italy usually operate at the back and the centre-halves he is expected to face in Manaus in the opening Group D game a week tomorrow. He simply has to press the image of defenders like Giorgio Chiellini and Leonardo Bonucci to see statistics and video clips of the Juventus pair in action, together with scouting tips on perceived strengths and weaknesses. Likewise, defenders Gary Cahilland Phil Jagielkawill have specific info on the Italian strikers and the goalkeepers will have the most data, including penalty takers, set-pieces and the strikers’ shooting techniques. It has been designed and compiled by Andy Scoulding, the FA’s head of performance analysis, together with his team of assistants. Scoulding created something similar for the qualifying campaign but has produced an updated version for the World Cup finals hoping players will digest the details in their own time at the hotel. Roy Hodgson has been keen to use all technology during the preparation stage to support the work done by his coaching team on the training pitch and the unit meetings for goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders and strikers

Victor Moses is the toughest opponent i've ever faced!

England wonder kid defender Luke Shaw surprised fans with his choice of his toughest opponent during a Twitter Q&A with fans. The Southampton left back, preparing to face the world's best in Brazil, picked out forward Victor Moses, playing for Liverpool on loan from Chelsea. When asked who was his toughest opponent, Shaw said: 'That's a tough one but I'm going for Victor Moses, purely for his pace and power found it a very difficult test.' Shaw also revealed that 'Arsenal away was the hardest game of the season' and if he had the choice to play another position he 'would want to be a forward, scoring goals must be a great feeling and that's something I haven't felt.' The 18-year-old was selected ahead of Chelsea's Ashley Cole in Roy Hodgson's 23-man World Cup squad and when he received the call the 'first person I told was my mum'.

Frank Ribery out of World cup! Who's next?

France's star man Franck Ribery is out of the World Cup after failing to recover from a back injury. Ribery and Lyon midfielder Clement Grenier have both been forced to pull out of the squad. Bayern Munich winger Ribery has been struggling to recover from a back injury and had only been able to follow an individual fitness programme until he joined the squad for training today. The 80-cap winger is an integral member of Deschamps' side and he will be sorely missed at the World Cup. Southampton midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin and Montpellier winger Remy Cabella have been called up to the reserve list as cover.

Abeg! No be by chest to win World cup o!

Abeg abeg abeg! Na chest them dey take win World cup? Was Neymar trying to scare off other teams by posting this picture on Instagram? Well, Nigeria isn't scared jhor! Na leg we go use play am. Someone should tell Neymar that he should pray Brazil never meets Nigeria at any stage of the World cup. Cause na Gobe situation for them o.

Dem samba boys are so in shape for the World cup

Brazil players are so pumped and are sending a clear message to every other team going to Brazil. The boys were looking fit during a gym session they partook in recently.

This is why Andre Schurrle hasn't bought a house in London

Schurrle is believed to be paid about £70,000-a-week by the Chelsea, more than £3million-a-year, and enjoyed a decent first season in English football, but is yet to buy a house having been on the lookout. He says prices of houses in London are a bit on the high side. 'I am still looking for a suitable property,' he told German dailyBild. 'In London, prices are constantly rising, but it really makes little sense to constantly pay the high rents.' The 23-year-old is with the national squad before they travel to Brazil and admitted he enjoys being home. 'My mother is cooking my favourite dishes such as schnitzel with mashed potatoes,' he added. 'I feel safe with my parents. When I am in Ludwigshafen, I dwell mostly in my old room. I know the area, my buddy, my friends. And "Hotel Mama" is just the best. 'My mother then takes me from everything - make food, laundry. 'In London I have even a cleaning lady, but that is not the same.'