MOSCOW -- Russia shockingly eliminated Spain from the 2018 FIFA World Cup, surviving two hours of dominance by the 2010 champions in a 1-1 draw and then winning a penalty shootout 4-3.

Russia's captain and goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev saved spot-kicks from Jorge "Koke" Resurreccion and Iago Aspas, and four of his teammates all scored.

Spain dominated the ball during the game -- completing more than 1,000 passes -- but was too passive against a well-organized Russian defense.

Spain led in the 12th minute when captain Sergio Ramos helped force Russia's Sergei Ignashevich into an own goal when his back was turned to the play. The 38-year-old defender diverted a crossed ball into the net with his heel.

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An error in Spain's defense let Russia level in the 41st, after Gerard Pique's raised arm blocked a header by Artyom Dzyuba at a corner.

Dzyuba's penalty kick fooled goalkeeper David De Gea to dive the wrong way.

Russia next plays Croatia or Denmark who play later Sunday. The quarterfinal is on Saturday evening in Sochi.

Spain vs. Russia World Cup recap

Watch Russian goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev makes the incredible game-winning save.

Akinfeev comes up HUGE for Russia! He saves Aspas' penalty to complete the biggest knockout-round upset in FIFA World Cup history. pic.twitter.com/CGBDb75GGT — FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) July 1, 2018

Possession

Spain: 74%

Russia: 26%

Shots

Spain: 25 (9 on target)

Russia: 6 (1 on target)

Cards

40' - Gerard Pique (ESP)



- Gerard Pique (ESP) 54' - Ilya Kutepov (RUS)



- Ilya Kutepov (RUS) 71' - Roman Zobnin (RUS)



Penalty kick shootout

1 2 3 4 5

SPA O O X O X

RUS O O O O

Full Spain vs. Russia recap and highlights

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2018 World Cup Bracket