By LEWIS BROWNING, SPORTS REPORTER and IAN HERBERT AT PHILADELPHIA STADIUM
Re-live Daily Mail Sport's live coverage of the latest updates as France took on Paraguay in the last 16 of the World Cup in Philadelphia.
Thanks to those that stuck with us. Congratulations to any France fans out there!
We'll indeed be back tomorrow for more World Cup coverage, but keep an eye on the site for more tonight too.
I'll leave you with Ian's take from the ground. Well worth a read, if I may say.
Kylian Mbappe has the last laugh as France beat Paraguay
PARAGUAY 0-1 FRANCE - IAN HERBERT IN PHILADELPHIA: Mbappe calmly slotted home to send his nation through to a quarter-final against Morocco in Boston.
As I'm sure you're aware by now, England return to action tomorrow - well, Monday.
They will take on co-hosts Mexico at the Azteca at 1am UK time, and it will be by far the toughest test they have faced so far.
Brazil are also back, with Carlo Ancelotti's men to face Erling Haaland and Norway at 9pm UK time.
Should be another class day of World Cup football, and we'll cover it all right here at Daily Mail Sport.
Gill goes to shake Mbappe's hand, but the forward refuses. He celebrates, then it all kicks off in the middle.
Fortunately, no huge incidents or yellow cards - just one to the Paraguay assistant manager I think.
They both keep scoring... and Mbappe is still hot on the heels of Messi's World Cup record!
Mbappe has 19, Messi has 20. The Frenchman will surely go past him at some point, but will it be this tournament?
Florent Malouda, former France winger, speaking to BOYLE Sports:
If you didn't see it, here's Mbappe's penalty from the stands.
A nice celebration, too. He knew the nonsense that was thrown at him.
After the little scuffle, France celebrated in front of their fans. In joy, and in relief, I'm sure.
Ref is not fit for this game. That’s a clear...