And with that we head off into the night.

You won't see many better days of World Cup knockout football. Brilliant.

See you Sunday!

Into July, and into the home straight.

• Spain v Russia - 15:00 BST
• Croatia v Denmark - 19:00 BST

A reminder that Uruguay now play France in the first quarter-final.

More from Uruguay boss Oscar Tabarez:

"We were not that far away from a very different result. Up to yesterday people were saying 'well, we won the group phase but the group was easy'. I don't think Portugal was easy and what lies ahead won't be easy."

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Here we go. Oscar Tabarez is finally asked about Cavani.

"Yes he was injured and he felt pain. I haven't spoken to the medical team because the match has only just finished. We don't have a lot of time to recover. Right now, we are only worried but we don't know how serious the injury really is."

Will Oscar Tabarez be asked about Edinson Cavani's suspected hamstring injury?

Uruguay boss Oscar Tabarez is asked about quarter-final opponents France.

"They are exceptionally fast. We will try and do our best. We are in the quarter-finals and we are here to play all seven matches up to the final."

Uruguay boss Oscar Tabarez is now speaking.

"It was difficult, Portugal were constantly in our area," he says. "Today it was a mistake that led to the equaliser but we have a very strong team. We have had to sustain an injury and see how that resolves."

More from Portugal boss Fernando Santos: "First of all, congratulations to Uruguay. It's very sad for Portugal though. There's a real sadness in the dressing room that we weren't able to make it through for them. In football, there are no moral victories and I would have preferred to play worse and win the match. But I do feel that the second half was very good from us in terms of desire and our determination to score. We tried our best and we played a good game, I think. But you always want to win, and we lost, so well done to Uruguay for making it through."

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Oscar Tabarez is here to face the media.

A former teacher, Tabarez is known as “El Maestro”. He has looked a little frailer since the last World Cup and reports in his homeland say he now suffers from Guillain-Barre syndrome, a disorder in which the body’s immune system attacks part of the nervous system.

His response when questioned about it was “mind your own business”.

Ha ha!

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He may have only had one touch in the second half within a binoculars sight of the goal, but Edinson Cavani made it count...

We had 10 goals in two last-16 ties today - a superb way to start the knockout stage.

What was the goal of the day? A tough call.

Portugal boss Fernando Santos is asked by the media if he hopes Cristiano Ronaldo will carry on with the national team.

"Cristiano still has a lot to give to football," he says. "There is a tournament in September and we hope Cristiano will be with us to help the players grow."

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Fernando Santos says Cristiano Ronaldo 'still has a lot to offer football' and he expects him to keep on playing international football.

Portugal manager Fernando Santos: "We are not here to talk about the referee. We tried out best. We could have scored more but we lost. We knew Uruguay had played well against Russia and they are very strong."

John Bennett
BBC World Service in Russia

A lot has happened in a short space of time for Kylian Mbappe.

Aged 19, he is lighting up the World Cup for France, scoring twice in their 4-3 victory over Argentina in the last 16.

It is the latest step in a remarkable rise for a player who was celebrating passing his French high school exams just three summers ago.

In less than two years he has become a double Ligue 1 title winner and a regular for France and Paris St-Germain, for whom he is expected to sign permanently this summer for 180m euros.

Mbappe spent his formative years developing his skills at AS Bondy in the north-eastern suburbs of Paris. The club are experiencing a surge in popularity and are inundated with new members wanting to follow in the footsteps of Mbappe.

BBC Sport went to the club where Mbappe started his football journey when he was just a toddler and spoke to those who knew him.

For more from BBC World Service, download their World Football Podcast.

Portugal manager Fernando Santos: "It's very sad for Portugal and the Portuguese people. They were rooting for us and we feel their presence here."

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender

The 2 Greats have departed the #worldcup, external at the same stage on the same day... Ronaldo will be remembered at this World Cup for his hattrick against one of the favourites Spain.. Messi for his one moment of brilliance against Nigeria! Just proves football is a TEAM game!