Two more teams will join them in the last-eight today as 2010 world champions Spain and hosts Russia meet at Moscow’s Luzhniki Stadium in the early kick-off at 15:00, before Croatia and Denmark collide from 19:00 in Nizhny Novgorod.
We will have all the latest news, views, pictures and video direct from Russia throughout the day as we pick up the pace at the biggest football tournament in the world.
Igor Akinfeev has had a surprisingly quiet afternoon but he has just made a very good double save. He gets down low to his right to parry Andres Iniesta's 20-yard volley then reacts well to save Iago Aspas' follow up to his left. Five minutes left.
Final change for Russia. The goalscorer Artem Dzyuba is replaced by Fyodor Smolov. A very different player, but one who could trouble Spain on the break as they press for a winner.
30 minutes to go, and Russia introduce Denis Cheryshev. Aleksandr Samedov comes off. Spain playing with more urgency but still struggling to break down the Russian defence.
The referee brings the first half to a close. Spain dominated much of it but created little aside from Sergei Ignashevich's own goal, and Artem Dzyuba levelled things up from the penalty spot after Gerard Pique handled. 1-1.
And Dzyuba confidently fires home from 12 yards. David De Gea went to his right, the ball the other way and Russia are level with half-time just five minutes away.
