Portugal beat Croatia 2-1 in a World Cup Round of 32 match in Toronto to advance to the last 16, where they will play Spain. Croatia scored first when Ivan Perišić opened the scoring in the second half. Portugal equalized after a VAR review led to a penalty, which Cristiano Ronaldo converted, bringing level. The match then turned dramatic in stoppage time. Croatia appeared to have snatched an equalizer when Josko Gvardiol’s goal was ruled out for offside after a VAR check, leaving Croatia frustrated. Soon after, substitute Gonçalo Ramos scored the decisive goal with a header, converting a cross from Rafael Leão in the fourth minute of stoppage time. Multiple reports describe an intense second half and frequent chances, with the outcome ultimately decided by late goals and VAR decisions. Sources also note that the victory ended Luka Modrić’s fifth World Cup run, while Ronaldo’s penalty is described as his first World Cup knockout-stage goal and a record-setting age milestone for that stage.