CROATIA 1-1 TURKEY (Turkey win 3-1 on penalties)

Rustu saves Petric's penalty. Turkey are through. Croatia 1-3 Turkey.

Hamit scores. Turkey are almost there. Croatia 1-3 Turkey.

Rakitic fires wide. Croatia 1-2 Turkey.

Great penalty by Semih. Croatia 1-2 Turkey.

Srna sends Rustu the wrong way. Croatia 1-1 Turkey.

Arda beats Pletikosa with his penalty. Croatia 0-1 Turkey.

Modric misses the target with the first kick of the shoot-out. Croatia 0-0 Turkey.

What late drama, and there's more to come as the shoot-out is about to start.

CROATIA 1-1 TURKEY. Great drama as, with the last kick of the match SEMIH lashes the ball home. They've done it again.

CROATIA 1-0 TURKEY. Rustu races out of his goal, Modric calmly turns the ball into the danger area and KLASNIC is on hand to head into the empty net.

Gokhan Zan has a free header inside the Croatia area but is unable to direct the effort on target.

Turkey make their final change as Nihat is replaced by Gokdeniz Karadeniz.

Nihat's free-kick is awful, actually going out for a throw-in.

Sabri wins a free-kick for Turkey that Nihat is keen to take.

Modric tries to trick his way through two tackles inside the penalty area but is eventually crowded out.

Most of the Croatia players look out on their feet.

Only ten minutes until a penalty shoot-out which seems to have been on the cards from virtually the first whistle.

Asik is booked as the minutes tick by.

The match has been turned on its head - Turkey are pressing for the winner now with the Croats hanging on.

Croatia get the second period of extra-time underway.

It's a still goalless after the first period of extra-time.

It's all Turkey as Tuncay fires inches wide with Pletikosa beaten.

Croatia suddenly look very tired and it's Turkey that look the more likely winners as Semih fires just over the bar from a difficult angle.

Croatia are starting to look sloppy and appear happy to play for the shoot-out as well.

Another change by Croatia - Ivan Klasnic replaces Ivica Olic.

Tuncay tricks his way to the byline but can't pull the ball back enough and Pletikosa is able to concede a corner.

Turkey are still quite content to play the ball about at the back.

Germany must be confident of reaching yet another Final after watching this poor-quality encounter.

Extra-time starts with Turkey kicking off.

Another chance for Olic who lashes a shot over the bar. It's going to be extra-time.

Rustu just about stops Srna's swerving free-kick at the second attempt.

Another free-kick for Croatia in a promising position.

Rustu saves Turkey again with a smart stop to deny Olic after a superb Modric cross.

Croatia clear the corner and, when they try to break, Ugur's foul leads to him being booked.

The Turks win a last-gasp corner. Surely they can't snatch a late winner again?

Turkey move forward but a ludicrously ambitious 40-yard free-kick is easily dealt with by the Croatia defence.

Srna's free-kick beats the wall but Rustu makes a superb diving save to keep the scoreline goalless.

Petric wins a free-kick on the edge of the Turkey area. Could this be the moment?

Rustu does well to punch Rakitic's corner away as the match enters its final ten minutes of normal time.

Turkey have suddenly come out of their shell since Semih's introduction.

Turkey launch a rare breakaway but Hamit's control lets him down at the crucial moment.

Turkey bring on Senturk Semih for Topal.

Croatia are getting closer though and certainly deserve to win such has been the Turks' negativity since the break.

Rakitic's cross finds Olic whose header is only just wide with Rustu scrambling unconvincingly across his goal.

Rakitic plays a sweet one-two with Olic but then contrives to lift his shot way over the bar when he had to hit the target.

Modric appears to be the only player on the pitch with the ability to play a match-winning pass.

Croatia are at least trying to win the game but are finding it hard to break down Turkey's massed defence.

Corluka's poor cross-cum-shot flies way over the bar. It really is sterile fare now.

Mladen Petric replaces Kranjcar for Croatia.

Turkey's main ploy now seems to be to play the ball back to Rustu who boots the ball to a Croatia player. Bizarre.

Olic finally has the ball in the net after being found by Modric, but the Croatia striker had ambled into an offside position.

It was a poor first half, but it's deteriorated since the interval.

Turkey make their first change with Kazim-Richards making way for Boral Ugur.

Turkey appear to have shut up shop and decided to play for penalties while Croatia are left to try to break them down.

Simunic is in the wars again as he falls awkwardly after an aerial challenge with Colin Kazim-Richards but is able to continue.

Modric plays in Kranjcar who can only toe-poke the ball straight at Rustu as several Turkey defenders attempt to close the Portsmouth man down.

Croatia are starting to get on top again, with Turkey seemingly content to play on the break.

Ivan Rakitic appears to have a shooting chance until Sarioglu Sabri gets back to deny him. Croatia are starting to create some chances at last though.

Olic has another great chance but he fails to beat Rustu with the bounce of the ball appearing to deceive the Croatia man.

The game could do with a goal as both teams struggle to create anything.

Turan Arda catches Simunic and is booked.

A poor long-range effort by Vedran Corluka hopefully doesn't set the tone for the second half.

Croatia get the second half underway. No changes by either coach at half-time.

Half-Time: CROATIA 0-0 TURKEY.

Not a classic, with Olic wasting by far the best chance of the half to give Croatia the lead.

The Middlesbrough player is eventually able to continue as the match moves into stoppage time at the end of the first half.

Tuncay needs treatment for a knock on his knee after being caught by Niko Kovac.

Tuncay does well to tackle back and deny Srna a shooting opportunity.

Turkey have come on strong again in the last ten minutes, the match has really ebbed and flowed.

A blistering long-range shot by Mehmet Topal beats Pletikosa but flies narrowly wide. A great effort by the Turk though, probably their best of the half.

Tuncay falls over in the area under Josip Simunic's clumsy challenge looking for a penalty - the referee is unimpressed though and waves play on.

Hamit wastes a great opening with a terrible pass just as the Croatia defence had been cut open.

Tuncay is pushed off the ball by Niko Kovac as he attempts to work an opening for himself inside the Croatia area.

The game has lost some of its flow as both sides cancel each other out.

If the first 15 minutes belonged to Turkey the last 15 have certainly been dominated by Croatia.

The Croats are getting a lot of joy down the left wing as they continue to look the likelier winners.

Tuncay is booked for leading with his elbow in an aerial challenge with Niko Kovac.

Another good run by Pranjic but again his excellent work is spoilt by a poor end-product.

A quarter of the match gone and just the one clear-cut chance for Croatia so far. For all Turkey's possession they've failed to trouble Pletikosa in the Croatia goal.

Danijel Pranjic races down the left wing but his cross is over-hit and another good chance is lost.

The near miss has lifted Croatia though as they surge on to the attack.

It was great play by Tottenham's new player Modric, but it should be 1-0 - that was a gilt-edged chance.

Luka Modric bursts down the left wing and crosses for Ivica Olic who seems certain to score. Incredibly his shot hits the bar and bounces back into play where it's lashed over the bar by Niko Kranjcar.

At last Croatia string a few passes together and launch a meaningful attack.

The Turks continue to have all the possession, Croatia have started very sluggishly.

The Croatia wall does its job as Niko Kovac blocks Hamit's effort.

Kahveci Nihat wins a free-kick on the edge of the area - it's a great opportunity for Turkey to open the scoring.

The Croats haven't got going at all as they struggle to get a foothold in the match.

Hamit tries his luck from long range again, but this time his ambitious effort is blocked.

Turkey are currently on top but are finding it hard to get anywhere near the Croatia goal.

Turkey have slowed the pace of the match down as they try to find an opening in the Croatia defence.

Indecision in the Turkey defence but Darijo Srna can't capitalise on the error.

Hamit Altintop has the first shot but it whistles past Stipe Pletikosa's goal.

Croatia should be rested after Bilic named a much-changed side for the final group game against Poland.

There's an excellent atmosphere inside the Ernst Happel Stadion in Vienna as the match sets off at a rapid pace.

Croatia start the game as slight favourites but they won't find it easy against a Turkey side that refuses to give up.

Turkey get the match underway.

Gokhan Zan replaces Emre Gungor while Emre Asik and Sabri Sarioglu come in for Servet Cetin and Semih Senturk. Croatia boss Slaven Bilic names the same side that beat Germany.

The Turks have a raft of injury and suspension worries with coach Fatih Terim bringing in veteran goalkeeper Rustu for Volkan who was sent off in the closing stages of the win against the Czechs.

The winners of tonight's game will face Germany in the semi-finals, a team Croatia beat 2-1 at the group stage.

The second Euro 2008 quarter-final sees Croatia, three wins out of three in Group B, take on Turkey, the comeback kings following exciting victories over Switzerland and Czech Republic.