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Youssef En-Nesyri scored Morocco's winner against Portugal to take them into the semi-final at the World Cup for the first time. AP - Martin Meissner

Morocco reach the semi-final at the World Cup for the first time and an England player misses a penalty in a major competition - not for the first time.

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