Morocco vs Netherlands LIVE: Score and latest updates in World Cup last 32 clash as Hakimi goes close

A little bit of a lull in activity now as both sides struggle to regain rhythm since the hydration break.

A few sloppy exchanges of possession but the Netherlands do work an opening, Dumfries sliding it into the path of Summerville before the winger is dispossessed in the box.

Morocco certainly look the better of the two sides now, with the Netherlands arguably struggling a little.

The Atlas Lions spread it wide and Saibari tries to make inroads into the box but ends up losing control of it before conceding a free-kick.

Some controversy here as Ounahi goes flying into van Hecke and leads with his elbow.

The Netherlands are furious but he gets away with it, as there wasn’t a lot in it.

Morocco get started again and they work another decent opening, with El Khannouss putting in a good cross that none of his teammates took a gamble on.

We’re back underway in Monterrey. It’s not been a classic so far but those Morocco chances mean the game might have sprung into life!

Into the first hydration break of the game after that little flurry of activity from Morocco.

It’s apparently 28 degrees in Monterrey, so this break might be one of the necessary ones.

SAVE! The first real chance of the game.

It’s Morocco’s turn to enjoy a bit of possession, and El Khannouss does well to win a corner.

It’s whipped in and El Aynaoui makes a clever run to glance it goalwards at the near post, but Verbruggen makes a great reaction save to keep it level!

Moments later, Morocco come again and it’s laid off to Hakimi, who rifles an effort that forces another good stop from the Dutch ‘keeper.

Plenty of possession for the Dutch but no real penetration to their play so far.

A long ball forward – which seems key to their plans today – finds Summerville racing down the right, but he can’t square it to Brobbey. No matter though, as one of them is flagged offside.

Another player is lucky to avoid a yellow card as Diop goes flying in a little late.

No chances of note yet but the Netherlands are starting to impose themselves.

Good work from Dumfries initially on the right but he’s prevented from getting into the box by a good sliding tackle, before Gravenberch concedes a soft free-kick.

The Dutch are seeing more of the ball but neither side is managing to take control yet in this one.

There’s a small scuffle between Saibari and van Hecke after a high foot from the former, though both escape without a booking.

Morocco’s first venture into the final third ends with Hakimi clipping a cross over his teammates in the box.