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Luis Enrique refused to discuss his Spain future after their shock World Cup exit at the hands of Morocco.

The Atlas Lions have become just the fourth African nation in World Cup history to reach the last eight of the competiton after they enjoyed a shock penalty shootout win over Spain

After a scoreless draw in normal time and extra-time, the African side took their chance as Spain missed all three spot-kicks

Morocco 0-0 Spain (3-0 on penalties): The Spanish missed all three of their penalties in the shootout to exit in the last 16 in a second straight world championship

NEW DELHI: Morocco stunned the 2010 champions Spain to reach their first ever World Cup quarter-finals on Tuesday, winning their Round of 16 encounter in a penalty shootout at the Education City stadium. Morocco defeated Spain 3-0 on penalties, with all the three Spanish penalty takers missing the goal.

Morocco 0-0 Spain (Morocco win 3-0 on penalties): Luis Enrique had told his team to take 1,000 penalties before the World Cup, they should’ve taken 1,001

Morocco 0-0 Spain (3-0 pens) : Another game in which Luis Enrique’s side dominated possession without finding a breakthrough

MOROCCO 0-0 SPAIN (3-0 AET): After a pulsating 90 minutes and extra-time the World Cup clash between Morocco and Spain was decided by penalties with Luis Enrique's side crashing out

Morocco caused a seismic upset by knocking out Spain on penalties 3-0, after the game had finished goalless after 120 minutes