Day five of the Qatar World Cup 2022 - in pictures

The National picks the best shots from the fourth day of the world's biggest football tournament

Brazil's Richarlison scores with a bicycle kick in the match against Serbia at Lusail Stadium. EPA

Richarlison celebrates with his teammates. Reuters

The swollen ankle of Brazil forward Neymar, taken as he leaves the field at the end of the Qatar 2022 World Cup Group G football match between Brazil and Serbia. AFP

The group G match beteen Brazil and Servia at Lusail Stadium. Reuters

Brazil fans are piling into Lusail Stadium in central Doha. PA

Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates scoring his team's first goal during Portugal's 3-2 over Ghana. He broke another record by becoming the only player to score in five World Cup tournaments. AFP

Rafael Leao, left, scores his team's third goal past Lawrence Ati-Zigi, right. AFP

Ghana captain Andre Ayew, centre, celebrates after scoring the equaliser at 1-1. AFP

Portugal's Joao Felix celebrates scoring their second goal. Reuters

Fans cheer prior to the start of the Group H match between Portugal and Ghana at the Stadium 974. AP Photo

Portugal's captain and talisman striker Cristiano Ronaldo needs no introduction to World Cups. He's scored in his previous four; now he's looking to break the record and make it five. AP

Young fans are ready to roar on Portugal and Ghana at Stadium 974. AP

Ghana fans are in the stands for the Group H tie. Getty Images

Son Heung-min couldn't help South Korea break the deadlock as their Group H opener against Uruguay ended 0-0. Getty Images

Lee Jae-sung faces off against Uruguay's Rodrigo Bentancur. AFP

Uruguayan goalkeeper Sebastian Sosa's lion tattoo. Getty Images

South Korea fans are gathering for the Group H match against Uruguay at the Education City Stadium in Al Rayyan, west of Doha. AFP

Cameroon's Nouhou Tolo couldn't help inspire his team to victory over Switerland, who ended up 1-0 winners. AFP

Switzerland's Breel Embolo scores his side's opening goal against Cameroon, which proved to be the decisive winner. AP Photo

Martin Hongla for Cameroon. AFP

Good news for England fans as captain and talisman striker Harry Kane, right, trains. He suffered an ankle injury during their opening 6-2 victory on Monday. PA

One Cameroon fan puts his faith in God while cheering on his team. AFP

Switzerland supporters ahead of their Group G game against Cameroon. AFP

An aerial view of Switzerland players warming up ahead of the game. AFP

Switzerland supporters celebrate their country's dairy heritage by wearing cow costumes for the match against Cameroon. AFP

Cameroon fans wait for the start of their match against Switzerland. AFP

Switzerland's players warm up. AFP

Cameroon defender Christopher Wooh traps the ball during the warm up for the Group G match against Switzerland. AFP

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