Well, we will always have the first-half.
Portugal's bid to outstrip Ireland at Italia '90 by getting as far as they can without winning a game in normal time is going swimmingly well, as they've reached the semi-finals of Euro 2016 following three group stage draws, one extra-time win against Croatia, and now this: a penalty shoot-out victory over Poland.
The first-half of the game was genuinely quite good: Poland led from the second minute through Robert Lewandowski, before Portugal equalised through a Renato Sanches howitzer. From there, Poland decided to play for penalties, which they eventually got, via one of the drabbest games in the history of the tournament.
We did get penalties, however, which you can watch in full below:
Portugal advance, and will face the winners of Belgium/Wales.
