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Reaction as Morocco and Portugal reach quarter-finals
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Morocco 0-0 Spain (3-0 on pens)
Watch Morocco fans celebrate historic World Cup win
Morocco became the first African team to make the quarter-finals of the World Cup since 2010 with a penalty shootout win over Spain.
Well worth celebrating.
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Image source, Getty ImagesCameroon's young superstar Roger Milla.
Anon
Yep, they don't have to be young.
Pepe scored last night - and he's 39.
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We'll certainly be getting to Cristiano Ronaldo this morning.
In the meantime, make sure you check out your daily dose of World Cup reaction and analysis over on BBC Sounds.
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Wednesday's papers
The Telegraph also turns the spotlight on Portugal, Cristiano Ronaldo and his hat-trick-scoring replacement Goncalo Ramos.
Image source, Daily TelegraphWednesday's back pages
The Times
The Times reckon Cristiano Ronaldo may have to get used to a role as one of Portugal's supporting cast, while they also touch upon some of European football's biggest clubs chasing England midfielder Jude Bellingham.
Image source, The TimesWednesday's papers
The Guardian
"No Ronaldo, no problem", say The Guardian after Portugal steamrollered Switzerland to reach the last eight of the World Cup.
Image source, The GuardianWednesday's papers
Morocco's win is front page news for the Independent.
Image source, The IndependentWednesday's papers
Morocco make the back page of the Daily Mail after their victory over Spain.
Image source, Daily MailLet's kick off with a look at the papers...
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Goncalo Ramos announced himself on the world stage with an outrageous hat-trick to fire Portugal into the quarter-finals last night.
But who else do you remember breaking through at a World Cup?
A fresh-faced Michael Owen at France 1998?
Kylian Mbappe in 2018?
El-Hadji Diouf in 2002?!
Let us know.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe'll also have build-up to a delicious-looking last eight and will hear from the England and France camps later this afternoon.
Here's how the quarter-finals are shaping up:
Image source, Getty ImagesWe'll have reaction to both of yesterday's games in Qatar.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe night Portugal showed their hand...
Image source, Getty Images,,,with Cristiano Ronaldo out in the cold.
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Fair to say it was a night of contrasting emotions.
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