Cape Verde v Saudi Arabia

Cape Verde make history as they reach the knockout stage of the World Cup on their debut, after a 0-0 draw with Saudi Arabia. After a tight goalless draw, the African nation create the story of the tournament so far, with Uruguay’s defeat to Spain confirming their second-place finish in group H. There was a lack of chances in the first half, with Kanno coming closest. The tensions would continue to rise, with Cape Verde looking the more threatening side late on. Wagner Pina had a chance inside the box, which was blocked by Al Amri. Just before the final whistle, it looked like they were about to snatch the victory, with Rodrigues cutting it back for Da Costa to fire wide in front of an open net. Despite the goalless draw, Cape Verde finished with an xG of 1.52, higher than Saudi Arabia’s 0.40. The Blue Sharks finish second in the group after three draws, and will now go on to face World champions, Argentina, in the next round. As for Saudi Arabia, their two points see them finish bottom of group H and exit the competition. Thanks for joining us tonight. Goodbye!

FULL-TIME: CAPE VERDE 0-0 SAUDI ARABIA

Da Costa almost wins it! As Saudi commit players forward, Cape Verde can break, with Rodrigues cutting it back for Da Costa. Al Owais is caught out, but Da Costa fires wide, past the open net.

90'+4'

Substitution

Cape Verde make their final change, with Moreira coming on for Wagner Pina.

90'+3'

Yellow Card

Al-Buraikan receives a late yellow card after he fouls Lopes.

There will be a minimum of five minutes of added time.