One last time... here's our guide on how to take a spot-kick in a World Cup penalty shootout.

To penalties we go.

It hit the post in fact! That's how close Spain were to the quarter-finals.

Pablo Sarabia flashes a volley from a tight angle wide. That was the last chance surely.

Pablo Sarabia's corner is cleared.

One of Morocco's key men today has been midfielder Sofyan Amrabat - he's been everywhere.

Amrabat has broken up more trouble than a nightclub bouncer, shown in this graphic by the number of tackles, interceptions, blocks and clearances he has made.

Jawad el Yamiq almost turns a cross into his own net! Corner to Spain though.

Sergio Busquets' shot from the edge of the box is blocked by Romain Saiss.

They couldn't score in 120 minutes, I don't know what they'll do with three.

Three final minutes added on.

Morocco bring on Badr Benoun for Azzedine Ounahi. For penalties surely.

That is Nico Williams' last touch. The substitute is replaced by Pablo Sarabia for the penalties.

Corner to Spain as Nico Williams' cross is headed behind by Achraf Hakimi. Nope actually, the ball went out of play first. A whole other Japan debate if that had led to a goal.

Such a waste from Alvaro Morata. Nico Williams finds the striker, who runs down the field and has about four options - or he can shoot. He plays the ball too late and too hard for Ansu Fati.

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Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Education City, Qatar

Whatever happens next, Morocco's fans have been brilliant today - whether it be singing, drumming or whistling, they've been louder, for longer, than any other supporters at this World Cup. They have played a huge part in getting their team this close to the quarter-finals.

Andy Cryer
BBC Sport in Qatar

If this goes to penalties, it is going to be one intimidating atmsophere for Spain to deal with.

It's loud enough as it is. The Moroccans are roaring their side home.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Walid Cheddira does run out of gas at the end there but he has given Rodri and Aymeric Laporte something to think about.

He will keep making those runs. He has made two of them now and still not got a shot away.

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Walid Cheddira could get in the Spain team with this lack of end product.

Oh Walid Cheddira. For the second or third time he's not made the most of a run at goal. He doesn't have the pace or composure and Rodri stops him in the box.

Spain still aren't doing much with the ball.