BBC Sport pundits were in no doubt Uruguay were robbed of a penalty against Ghana which cost them their place at the World Cup.
The South American nation were leading their opponents two-nil on Friday and heading into the knockout rounds as runners-up in Group H. That was until South Korea struck a late winner in the group's other fixture against Portugal to leave Uruguay needing another goal to progress on goal difference.
Uruguay striker Edinson Cavani then went to ground in the Ghana penalty box in added time, only for his and his team-mates calls for a penalty to be waved away by referee Daniel Siebert. Minutes later, Siebert blew his whistle for full-time, only to be surrounded by a swarm of angry Uruguay players.