Morocco: For the third time in a row, the Netherlands exit the World Cup after a penalty shootout. Tied 1-1 with Morocco, Ismael Saibari scored the winning penalty to send the Atlas Lions into the Round of 16, where they will go up against Canada. Meanwhile, Paraguay caused a huge upset as they knocked Germany out – also on penalties. Jonathan Tah had a last-minute goal ruled out for a foul on Paraguay’s goalkeeper. Was it the right decision?

According to France24.com, the Netherlands faced heartbreak once again as they were eliminated from the World Cup after a tense penalty shootout against Morocco. The match concluded 1-1, leading to a dramatic shootout where Ismael Saibari delivered the decisive penalty, securing Morocco’s place in the Round of 16. Morocco’s next challenge will be against Canada, a matchup eagerly anticipated by fans.

In another surprising turn of events, Germany faced an unexpected exit from the tournament at the hands of Paraguay, who triumphed in a penalty shootout. The match took a controversial twist when Jonathan Tah’s last-minute goal was disallowed due to a foul on Paraguay’s goalkeeper, a decision that sparked debate among spectators and analysts alike. The result marks a significant achievement for Paraguay as they advance further in the competition.