By LEWIS BROWNING, SPORTS REPORTER and IZZY MARTIN and OLLIE SALT AT DALLAS STADIUM
Re-live Daily Mail Sport's live coverage of the latest updates as Portugal took on Spain in the last 16 of the World Cup in Dallas.
Right then! Our time here together has come to an end.
Thanks so much for your company throughout. It was a slog at times, but Spain progress to the last eight of the World Cup.
Keep an eye on the site for all the reaction, but, for now, allow me to again point you in the direction of our coverage of the other game tonight, which is USA vs Belgium in the last 16.
USA vs Belgium World Cup last 16 LIVE: Balogun set for stunning return
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage as the United States - including superstar Folarin Balogun - take on Belgium in the last 16 of the World Cup in Seattle.
If you want to, you can watch full highlights of Spain's win by clicking below.
It wasn't a great game, but had plenty of narratives and a really exciting ending - so well worth it, I think!
The quarter finals are starting to take shape, and last 16 action continue tonight as the United States take on Belgium for a spot in the last eight.
This game has been littered in controversy, with Folarin Balogun allowed to play after president Donald Trump made a call to Gianni Infantino and FIFA.
Anyway, coverage of that one is underway with my colleague Isabel Baldwin, and you can follow along by clicking below.
USA vs Belgium World Cup last 16 LIVE: Balogun set for stunning return
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage as the United States - including superstar Folarin Balogun - take on Belgium in the last 16 of the World Cup in Seattle.
Ronaldo's biggest fan and, of course, his best bud, Piers Morgan, has said goodbye to Ronaldo as his World Cup career comes to an end.
Ronaldo brings the curtain down on his World Cup career, then.
A few tears to go with it, it seems. The end of an era.
Spain set a new World Cup record tonight, of going 609 minutes and six games without scoring a goal.
From Unai Simon, to Pedro Porro, to Pau Cubarsi, to Aymeric Laporte, to Marc Cucurella - they have been a rock.
They will take some breaching. The USA or Belgium will have a go next.
This is quite possibly the most boring and mundane...