World Cup Day 19: Martinelli's late miracle saves Brazil, Morocco stun Netherlands on penalties, Paraguay dump Germany out

A dramatic Round of 32 Monday saw two European giants fall on penalties, as Germany's unbeaten World Cup shoot-out record was shattered by Paraguay and the Netherlands were edged out by Morocco. Brazil needed a 95th-minute winner from Gabriel Martinelli to avoid the same fate against Japan. Brazil 2-1 Japan Japan took a shock lead when Kaishu Sano breezed past Casemiro and scored from the edge of the box (29'). Casemiro atoned, heading home Gabriel's cross at the far post (56') after missing a sitter minutes earlier. Vinicius Jr nearly put Brazil ahead but his finish was palmed onto the post by Zion Suzuki. Deep into stoppage time, Bruno Guimaraes fed Martinelli, who poked past Suzuki to spark wild celebrations. Brazil advance to face Ivory Coast or Norway in the last 16. Netherlands 1-1 Morocco (Morocco win 3-2 on penalties) Cody Gakpo broke the deadlock in the 72nd minute after Summerville's superb break, sparking emotional celebrations. But Issa Diop's 90th-minute header sent it to extra time. Bart Verbruggen produced the save of the tournament to deny Soufiane Rahimi one-on-one, but Netherlands crumbled in the shoot-out — Morocco winning 3-2 as Ismael Saibari struck the decisive penalty. Morocco face Canada in the last 16. Germany 1-1 Paraguay (Paraguay win 4-3 on penalties) Julio Enciso gave Paraguay a first-half lead against the run of play. Kai Havertz equalised after the break, but Germany's shoot-out invincibility finally ended. Havertz and Nick Woltemade both saved by Orlando Gill, before Jonathan Tah blazed over. Jose Canale smashed home the winner. Paraguay face France or Sweden next.   Upcoming Matches for June 30 (all times ET): 1PM — Mexico vs Ecuador (AT&T Stadium, Dallas) 5PM — England vs DR Congo (MetLife Stadium, New Jersey) 9PM — France vs Sweden (Estadio Azteca, Mexico City)