Portugal get the win they need to go through to the knockout stage of the World Cup, but Uruguay have a tough road ahead after their loss at Lusail Stadium.
Look back at how all the action unfolded in our live blog.
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That's where we'll leave it
By Andrew McGarry
That brings to an end our live coverage of matchday nine at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
The next round of matches kicks off in the early hours of tomorrow morning, when Group A comes to a conclusion with Ecuador facing Senegal and Netherlands take on Qatar at 2am AEDT.
Then at 6am AEDT, Group B will wrap up with a couple of fierce rivalries — Iran vs USA and Wales vs England.
In the meantime, thank you for joining us. I'm Andrew McGarry and it's been a pleasure to bring you this morning's action.
Group H as it stands
By Andrew McGarry
- Portugal PL2, W2, D0, L0, GD+3, PTS: 6
- Ghana PL2, W1, D0, L1, GD0, PTS: 3
- South Korea PL2, W0, D1, L1, GD-1, PTS: 1
- Uruguay PL2, W0, D1, L1, GD-2, PTS: 1
Final round: Portugal vs South Korea, Ghana vs Uruguay
We need to talk about Bruno ... Fernandes
By Andrew McGarry
It 's hard to be disappointed when you score the only two goals of the game, but Bruno Fernandes is probably still filthy right now for missing out on a hat-trick after his magnificent performance for Portugal.
His first was an accident, and doubtless Cristiano fans will swear blind he got a glance to it in the air on the way in.
But there was no arguing with the second, a nerveless penalty that left Sergio Rochet floundering.
Even after that there were two more cracking chances - a shot from wide right that was turned around the post, and a drive from the edge of the box that cannoned off the post.
Regardless, Fernandes showed his best on the world stage tonight - and as we have said, no one will want to face Portugal now.
Portugal looking dangerous at this World Cup
By Andrew McGarry
Uruguay will go away from this match with some frustration and regret, but Portugal were ruthless when they needed to be and got the job done.
The most important takeaway from this is that the Portguese are a dangerous outfit, and not just because of CR7.
The likes of Bruno Fernandes, Bernardo Silva and William Carvalho in midfield, and Ronaldo and Joao Felix up front make this an attacking side that will cause problems for whoever they face in the knockout stages.
FT: Portugal beats Uruguay 2-0
By Andrew McGarry
We've gone more than 10 minutes of added time, but now that's it! The referee blows his whistle and the game ends, with Portugal advancing to the round of 16 with a 2-0 win.
It will be a hard road ahead now for Uruguay to make it through.
Portugal playing out time
By Andrew McGarry
Portugal are an experienced side, even without CR7 on the pitch - and they are running out the clock like professionals here.
Now they are away again, a cross from the left to the far post is met by Bruno Fernandes, but his shot is saved for a corner and he misses out on a hat-trick!
This corner ends up in a goal kick.
And now another attack ends with Fernandes hitting the post! He is furious at himself for missing out again.
There are still five minutes left in added time
By Andrew McGarry
Let's not be too hasty - there are nine minutes all up and only four have elapsed, but this would need a miracle for a comeback for Uruguay.
Bruno Fernandes scores - it's 2-0 to Portugal!
By Andrew McGarry
Now Fernandes is stepping up to the spot - he's the normal penalty taker and even more so with Cristiano off.
Can he finish it? HE CAN. It's 2-0, and barring miracles Portugal are off to the round of 16.
Fair to say the Uruguay fans are NOT happy with that decision.
Was there a handball?
By Andrew McGarry
Portugal went forward there, and Bruno Fernandes was screaming at the referee for a penalty for handball by Jose-Maria Gimenez.
Nothing was given, but replays show there was.
Now they are looking at it again - and VAR is getting involved!
It's a penalty!!!
Time running out for Uruguay
By Andrew McGarry
We are three minutes away from the end of the 90 minutes, but who knows how much added time will be given with all the stoppages, including the injury to Ruben Neves.
Can Uruguay find something?
Triple change for Portugal
By Andrew McGarry
It's Joao Felix, Cristiano Ronaldo and William Carvalho off for Portugal, and Matheus Nunes, Goncalo Ramos and Joao Palhinha on.
10 minutes left - can Uruguay grab an equaliser against Portugal?
By Andrew McGarry
This is much more like it for Uruguay - they are going forward and putting the blowtorch to Portugal. So far things have held, but it could break.
Now Uruguay have a corner on the right - but it's not good and Portugal clears.
Another chance for Uruguay!
By Andrew McGarry
They are looking so much better - now they break down the right, and a great ball puts in de Arrascaeta, but he fluffs it with a tame shot rather than a scoop like the one that changed the game for Cameroon earlier tonight.
Luis Suarez putting pressure on Portugal
By Andrew McGarry
Suarez is putting himself about and he draws another foul from Joao Felix, who picks up a yellow card for his trouble.
It's a free kick on the left, which de Arrascueta takes. He swings it in to the box, and Suarez traps it but can't quite get his leg around it - his shot goes wide.
Portugal need to be alert here!
Uruguay go close!
By Andrew McGarry
You get the sense that Rodrigo Bentancur remains the key to Uruguay chances. When he gets the ball, things start to happen - but La Celeste need to get the final ball right.
And now they've hit the post! That was a cracking shot from Maxi Gomez that hit the woodwork. A big scare for Portugal!
What's going on here?
By Andrew McGarry
After a lot of chat and puzzled looks, Uruguay go ahead and make a double change, with Luis Suarez and Maxi Gomez on for Edinson Cavani and Darwin Nunez.
It's end to end now
By Andrew McGarry
Portugal has brought on young gun Rafael Leao for Ruben Neves, and he is immediately into the play at one end.
Now the attacks are flowing at both ends - there's no time for tapping it around at the minute.
Portugal stop a Uruguay attack, as we can see Luis Suarez waiting to come on at pitchside. Strap yourselves in, it's going to be a fiery last 20 minutes!
More on the pitch invasion
By Andrew McGarry
Play was stopped momentarily as someone in the crowd stormed the pitch in protest a little earlier.
Waving a rainbow flag and wearing a "Save Ukraine" T-shirt, the pitch invader was caught on television cameras before the shot quickly panned to the crowd.
The crowd was cheering the invader on as he evaded security for a time, before being caught and taken from the pitch.
