Tom Urquhart and Marc Archer are standing in for Chris McHardy for this episode.

As Scotland are humbled at the hands of a free-flowing Brazil, we ask if the World Cup party is over for them? Are these hydration breaks really necessary? There's also a round-up of the big results as co-hosts Canada and Mexico head to the knockout stage in very different fashion.

Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has his say on the... hot topic.

We head to England to see how their preparation is going for the third test against New Zealand as Ben Stokes apologises for his late-night shenanigans.

And we're still not sure whether the money demands of the top tennis players at Wimbledon make much sense.

All this and much more on The Score.

Tom Urquhart&nbsp;and Marc Archer are standing in for Chris McHardy for this episode.
As Scotland are humbled at the hands of a free-flowing Brazil, we ask if the World Cup party is over for them? Are these hydration breaks really necessary? There's also a round-up of the big results as co-hosts Canada and Mexico head to the knockout stage in very different fashion.
Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has his say on the... hot topic.
We head to England to see how their preparation is going for the third test against New Zealand as Ben Stokes apologises for his late-night shenanigans.
And we're still not sure whether the money demands of the top tennis players at Wimbledon make much sense.
All this and much more on The Score.

Hosted by Chris McHardy, The Score is your comprehensive guide to the world of sport. From the latest sports news to big-name guests and interviews, not to mention plenty of opinionated debate on the day’s biggest stories. Unscripted and unfiltered, The Score caters to the sporting anoraks among us and those who consider themselves more ‘fairweather’. 

Hosted by Chris McHardy, The Score is your comprehensive guide to the world of sport. From the latest sports news to big-name guests and interviews, not to mention plenty of opinionated debate on the day’s biggest stories. Unscripted and unfiltered, The Score caters to the sporting anoraks among us and those who consider themselves more ‘fairweather’.