Spain beat Portugal 1-0 on Monday to advance to the World Cup quarter-finals, in a match played at AT&T Stadium outside Dallas. All three sources report that Spain remained scoreless for much of the game before breaking the deadlock late. Mikel Merino scores the winning goal in stoppage time, described as occurring in the first minute of second-half added time or injury-time, depending on the account. One report notes Merino finishes after a sequence that includes a slip by Ferran Torres and Merino converting from close range. Another describes Merino being brought down and a foul being called, followed by him playing the ball back, running toward goal, and scoring. The victory ends Portugal’s World Cup run, including the tournament career of Cristiano Ronaldo, according to one outlet. Spain’s quarter-final opponent is not fixed across all reports: one source states Spain will face either Belgium or the United States in Los Angeles on Friday.