Scotland's World Cup dreams ended in heartbreaking fashion as they drew 3-3 with Argentina following a dramatic late penalty decision.
Scotland were 3-0 up with 16 minutes left to play, but Argentina scored twice to set up a grandstand finish before yet another extraordinary intervention by the video assistant referee (VAR) during a penalty incident.
Kim Little's 19th-minute effort put Scotland ahead at half-time in Paris, and goals from Jen Beattie (49') and Erin Cuthbert (69') appeared to be sending them through to the last-16.
However, Milagros Menendez gave Argentina hope with 14 minutes left to play, and Florencia Bonsegundo put them within a goal with 12 minutes on the clock.
But the real drama came in the final seconds of the game as Ri Hyang Ok awarded a penalty to Argentina following a VAR review after Sophie Howard had felled Aldana Cometti.
Following a lengthy delay, Lee Alexander made a fine save to her right to deny Bonsegundo, but another VAR review adjudged Alexander to have staryed off her line before the spot-kick was taken.
Alexander was booked, and Bonsegundo drilled the retaken penalty down the middle of the goal.
There were frantic scenes afterward as both sides battled for a winner, but the result ensured both Scotland and Argentina were eliminated from the tournament.
