Less than 48 hours after slamming Brazil's goal celebrations during their World Cup last-16 victory over South Korea on Monday evening, former Manchester United captain Roy Keane was celebrating a goal himself on Wednesday.
Following the conclusion of the round-of-16 fixtures on Tuesday, which saw both Morocco and Portugal progress to the quarter-finals, the World Cup entered a two-day break, ahead of the last-eight ties commencing on Friday. Croatia take on Brazil in the first of the four quarter-final clashes at 3pm GMT on Friday afternoon.
The first of the two rest days meant that it was a day away from work for many journalists, TV presenters and pundits alike. The tournament started on November 20 and there has been at least one game every day since, in most cases four.
