The field at the football World Cup has now been pared down to the final eight teams.
England is through to the quarter-finals of the World Cup, after winning their first-ever penalty shootout at the event.
Extra-time came and went without a goal, meaning the game went to a shootout.
England has traditionally been poor in such shootouts. But Colombia missed one penalty, and England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford saved another.
England winning the shootout, 4-3. England will now play Sweden in a quarter-final on Sunday.
Before that, Nacer Chadli's 94th-minute winner completed an incredible comeback as Belgium overturned a two-goal deficit to stun Japan 3-2 to book a World Cup quarter-final against Brazil.
The quarter-final matchups are now confirmed at this fascinating tournament.
Happy but boring ... Japanese fans in Tokyo celebrate progressing in the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Russia Source: Getty Images AsiaPac
France plays Uruguay in Nizhny Novgorod, and then Brazil plays Belgium in Kazan on Saturday morning.
Sunday morning's action sees the England versus Sweden game in Samara, followed by Croatia taking on hosts Russia in Sochi.
Here is the list of all scheduled matches pending in rest of the tournament.
QUARTER-FINALS
12am Saturday July 7 — Uruguay v France
4am Saturday July 7 — Brazil v Belgium
12am Sunday July 8 — Sweden v England
4am Sunday July 8 — Russia v Croatia
SEMI-FINALS
4am Wednesday July 11 — Uruguay/France v Brazil/Belgium
4am Thursday July 12 — Russia/Croatia v Sweden/England
THIRD PLACE PLAYOFF
12am Sunday July 15 — TBC v TBC
FINAL
1am Monday July 16 — TBC v TBC
