Re-live Daily Mail Sport's live coverage of the latest updates as Portugal took on Croatia in the last 32 of the World Cup in Toronto.
Right then! It's been a pleasure. Thanks to those that stuck with us throughout that - but all good things must come to an end.
The Ronaldo show goes on. For now, at least - as Spain await...
More World Cup action coming your way tomorrow, but, for now, it's time for me to go to bed. Switzerland vs Algeria will have to wait until the morning.
I'll leave you with Lewis Steele's take from that crazy game. Thanks all!
The big Cristiano Ronaldo calls Portugal's Roberto Martinez got RIGHT
LEWIS STEELE: Cristiano Ronaldo finally scored a World Cup knockout goal at the grand old age of 41 - but deputy Goncalo Ramos stole his thunder for Portugal.
Right. Portugal have done really well to get through tonight, but it's important to note that they will need to be better on Monday.
After failing to win their group, they set up this game, and now have to tackle Spain in the last 16.
That will be a real test of their metal. One wonders what decisions Roberto Martinez may make...
There was also debate around whether Veiga - who for some reason was ducking - played the ball intentionally, but I think that decision was definitely right.
The last two games I have covered was Belgium last night and Portugal tonight...
Let's hope for a more quiet one with Argentina tomorrow!
A moment for Luka Modric, who has seen his World Cup career come to an end in the worst possible way.
He made his Croatia debut in 2006, and it's now over.
Darren Cann on BBC seems to be certain that Matanovic has touched it.
There's a snicko too - you'll know if you're a cricket fan - that signals a touch. You can't argue with technology...
Ronaldo is left in tears, as he puts a Portugal shirt with Diogo Jota's name on, a year to the day of his tragic death.
A nice moment between the Portugal players and fans. They have all been through it.
A lovely moment between Modric and Ronaldo at full-time too.
We will look into that long into the night. One of the best second-halves of football I have ever seen.
Some of the players are in tears. It's a cruel way to go out.
This is crazy. To summarise, Matanovic has flicked on the cross to Pasalic, and that means he's offside. If he hadn't touched it, he was on.
It's so hard to tell if he's touched it or not. Espen Eskas, the referee, took a quick look, and adjudged that he did touch the ball.
It's so hard to know. Croatia fans have been throwing bottles onto the pitch.
That's one of the biggest VAR decisions of all time.
Perisic has gone over to the fans and asked them to stop throwing bottles on.
I've watched a lot of replays, and I can't tell if he's touched it still.
It's all come down to whether Matanovic touches it. If he has, it's off.
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