To penalties we go.

Nigeria bring on Samuel Chukwueze for Frank Onyeka. Presumably he will take a penalty.

One minute added on.

A Morocco cross is headed out and Neil El Aynaoui sees his name in lights, but his long range drive is right down the throat of Stanley Nwabali.

Ian Williams
BBC Sport Africa in Rabat

Wow.

Less than three minutes until a penalty shootout and Eric Chelle subs off his captain and star striker Victor Osimhen.

Pick the bones out of that one. Chelle is not going to live that down with the Nigeria fans if it backfires.

Efan Ekoku
Former Nigeria striker on Channel 4

Unless Onuachu is one of the dedicated penalty takers then this is a dreadful decision. Osimhen is you number one.

Victor Osimhen's night is done.

Nigeria's number one penalty taker is replaced by Paul Onuachu.

Meanwhile, Morocco replace Ismael Saibari with Eliesse Ben Seghir.

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Moses Simon finds space on the left and tries to find Victor Osimhen in the box, but his cross is weak and cleared.

Ian Williams
BBC Sport Africa in Rabat

In a bid to tempt fate, I just can't see a goal coming.

There is a Morocco fan standing in front of me who has been bouncing relentlessly on the balls of his feet for the whole of extra-time. I suspect he will not enjoy a shootout.

Ademola Lookman makes a tired challenge to give Morocco a free-kick in a central position around 30 yards out.

The Nigeria players look dead on their feet.

Errors are creeping in for both teams now as the game becomes very bitty.

This has been an exhausting encounter, and it's difficult to see either side finding the energy to score a late winner.

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Bruno Onyemaechi goes down screaming in agony, only to immediately stand up and tell his Moroccan opponent exactly what he thinks of him.

he must be in some serious pain.

Efan Ekoku
Former Nigeria striker on Channel 4

Lots of whistles in the crowd. That must be a bit disconcerting for the players not knowing whether or not to stop.

Morocco's star of the tournament, Brahim Diaz, is replaced by Ilias Akhomach of Villarreal.

That's one of Morocco's penalty takers out of the game.

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Mikel John Obi
Former Nigeria captain speaking on E4

I hope there is going to be a moment of magic from somebody. It is looking likely that we are going to penalties but you never know with such quality on the pitch.

At this stage it is about how much you want it.

Nigeria get the final 15 minutes underway.

After 105 minutes, Nigeria have an expected goals (xG) rating of 0.05 to show for their attacking efforts.

Morocco have an xG of 0.74.

The tournament hosts have taken 12 shots - four on target - compared to Nigeria's two (one on target).

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