Spain and Portugal Advance to World Cup Last 16

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Spain and Portugal have advanced to the FIFA World Cup last 16.
Spain defeated Austria 3-0, while Portugal beat Croatia 2-1 in a dramatic match.
Both teams will now face each other next Monday.

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Spain and Portugal have advanced to the FIFA World Cup last 16. Spain defeated Austria 3-0, while Portugal beat Croatia 2-1 in a dramatic match. Both teams will now face each other next Monday.

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