So a partisan crowd desperate for success, a gruelling 120 minutes behind them. I don't envy Brazil's players making that lonely walk now.

Hulk is the only regular penalty taker for Brazil for his club.

Chile's bench celebrates the final whistle as they force a penalty shootout. What a 120 minutes of football that was and the drama is still to come. Stay tuned.

A Brazil corner is cleared with just seconds left and Ramires drags a shot just wide. Surely that is now?

Sultan:, external Don't score anyone. I want penalties now. Icing on the cake.

Mauricio Pinilla hits the crossbar. Brazil were inches from a World Cup exit.

Hulk winces as he strikes over from distance.

And still Brazil come. Their players crowd the Chile box as Willian curls over a free-kick but the ball is again cleared.

Ash Webb:, external Imagine taking a penalty in a shootout, at the World Cup, at your home nation! Massive pressure.

Chile earn a free-kick on the edge of their penalty time. Brazil fans looks edgy as the penalty shootout gets closer. Will their players be able to stand up to the pressure?

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Nervy times on the Copacabana in Rio. There are worse places to be, mind.

The momentum is building as Brazil push for the winner. Five minutes left.

This is getting silly. This time Marcelo Diaz takes a pot shot from 40 yards and it is well, well over. In fact it has just landed in Rio.

What a waste from Dani Alves. The right-back opts to shoot from about 30 yards, with the area crowded with Brazil players, and the ball flies horribly wide. His team-mates are not happy.

A wild shot over the bar from Mauricio Pinilla after neat control on his chest.

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South American football expert Tim Vickery: "Brazil made an absolute mess of their last penalty shootout, going out of the Copa America in 2011 when they missed all their penalties. On the whole, though, they win more than they lose."

Duncan in Isleworth via text: Whatever happened to the golden goal rule? Imagine a golden goal in this game. Now that would be drama!

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"Good start to this second period for Brazil. He should have maybe got a glancing header on that because it is not a difficult skill to get that on target."

Neymar whips a cross into the box and it is cleared for a corner, which Jo heads over for Brazil. He got too much on that.

Gary Medel has put is a huge shift for Chile but he looks as though his race is run. He is struggling with what looks like a sore thigh and is replaced by Jose Rojas. Both sides have to win the match with what they have got on the pitch now.

Medel is taken off on a stretcher. Is that his last action of the World Cup?