Summary

  • RESULT: Morocco 1-0 Portugal - Youssef En-Nesyri header earns Morocco shock win

  • Morocco become first ever African side to reach World Cup semi-finals

  • Morocco will face England or France in semi-finals

Live Reporting

Neil Johnston

  1. 'Ronaldo on bench'

    Morocco v Portugal (15:00 GMT)

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  2. 'Morocco need biggest miracle yet'

    Morocco v Portugal (15:00 GMT)

    Pat Nevin
    Former Scotland winger on World Football in Qatar podcast

    .Reuters

    Morocco have produced one miracle. I think they need their biggest one yet if they are going to beat Portugal but don't say it's impossible. I'm so excited for the match.

  3. We go again

    Morocco v Portugal (15:00 GMT)

    Fifty-eight matches down. Five to go after this.

    154 goals scored, four penalty shootouts, the team ranked number one in the world gone...the World Cup is unbeatable.

    What will Morocco-Portugal offer up?

    If the past two quarter-finals are anything to go by, strap yourselves in. This is going to be one heck of a ride.

    .Rex Features
    .Reuters

  4. Heroes and memories

    Morocco v Portugal (15:00 GMT)

    At a World Cup that has already delivered heroes and memories, heartache and joy, Morocco's players can write themselves into folklore by becoming the first African side to reach the semi-finals.

    Portugal and their new hat-trick hero Goncalo Ramos stand in their way. They also have a 37-year-old itching to add a World Cup winners' medal to his CV before he retires.

    Another fascinating quarter-final awaits.

    .Rex Features
    .Reuters
    .Reuters