World Cup upset: Paraguay eliminate Germany after stunning penalty shootout

It has been a crazy end of the match: Paraguay eliminated Germany at the penalties!! This is historical! 

I quit, really? Jonathan misses! Paraguay has another chance!!! 

WHAT IS GOING ON??? MANUEL NEUER SAVED GERMANY AND IT'S NOT OVER NOW! WE GO FOR THE SIXTH PENALTY! 

It's 3-3 now: Germany score and there is still hope now! 

Noooooo way! Toni Sanabria missed the penalty! It's still 3-2. 

HUGE MISTAKE BY WOLTEMADE: PARAGUAY CAN WIN IF THEY SCORE!!! 

A perfect penalty by Galarza: 3-2 for Paraguay. 

Gill was close to make another save here but Musiala makes it 2-2. 

Paraguay is still ahead after two penalties for each team. Musiala up next. 

Great penalty by Kimmich. 1-1 but Paraguay still have to shoot the second penalty. 

Great penalty by Mauricio: Neuer couldn't save this one. 

Huge miss by Kai Havertz as he missed the first penalty. 

120 minutes were not enough for Germany to beat Paraguay, despite also having two late chances in the second extra time. The round of 32 will be decided at penalties. This wasn't expected at all! 

112' Less than 10 minutes and it will be penalties here! Both teams looked quiet tired now. 

105' Germany thought they had found the winner as Jonathan Tah headed home from a corner, but the celebrations were cut shortly after. After a VAR review, the goal was ruled out because Waldemar Anton was judged to have impeded Paraguay goalkeeper Gill, preventing him from making a save. It remains 1-1. 

100' Germany are increasing the pressure and appealed for a penalty after Woltemade's shot appeared to strike a defender's arm, but the referee waved play on. Paraguay, however, continue to hold firm.

90' It's 1-1 at the end of the 90 minutes: Germany were unable to find a winner before the end of regular time, meaning the match will now go to extra time. If the sides still cannot win after the additional 30 minutes, the tie will be decided by a penalty shootout.

78' Havertz had a big chance here to score the 2-1 but Gill made a key save and prevented the German striker to score the winning goal here! Huge moment. 

73' The last quarter of the match started after the hydration break. Germany now seem more confident to get another goal before the final whistle and the extra time... 

57' Coach Alfaro is forced to make two changes and these might have an impact on the game as Julio Enciso, probably one of the best ones on the pitch, was replaced due to a muscular injury and replaced by Mauricio.  

54' It's 1-1 now! Germany are back. Kai Havertz powered a header past Gill after an excellent cross from Florian Wirtz, making it 1-1. It was Germany's first genuine opportunity of the second half, and they scored. This is what they needed! 

46' Germany make one change with Leon Goretzka starting the second half instead of Felix Nmecha. 

HT: Germany had the two best chances of the first half just before the break of the first half. Nmecha's effort was deflected behind for a corner, while Kimmich's shot was comfortably saved by Paraguay goalkeeper Orlando Gill. It remains 0-0 at the break.

40' Wait whaaaaaat? Paraguay are ahead! First ever goal at the knockout stages for Paraguay and this is a big one against Germany. The South Americans scored the opening goal with a great header of Julio Enciso and a nice assist from Atlanta's Matias Galarza. 

40' Yes, I'm still here. The problem is that this first half has been far from entertaining. Germany have dominated possession but are struggling to break down Paraguay's well-organized defense, creating very little in the final third. At the same time, Paraguay have found it difficult to keep hold of the ball for any meaningful period, leaving them unable to build attacks or pose any real threat to the German back line in the last 20 minutes. 

20' Let's say that I definitely spoke too soon. The game has lost some of its early spark, with no real chances created in the last ten minutes. Paraguay have done an excellent job of containing Germany, who are dominating possession and controlling the tempo but still struggling with no shots on target so far.

8' We've already had two promising chances in the opening minutes of the match. Paraguay won an early corner before Germany showed their attacking quality through Kai Havertz. There have been no shots on target yet, but it's been an entertaining start. Germany have just come close again, only for Canale to produce a crucial save and keep the score level.

The teams are on the pitch and the game is about to start: Here we go! 

The winner of this round of 32 tie will meet the winner of the match between France and Sweden at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on July 5.