Colombia 0 Peru 0 (4-2 on pens): David Ospina is the shootout hero as Colombia squeeze into Copa America semi-finals
Arsenal stopper pulls off magnificent save in stoppage time before keeping out Miguel Trauco's spotkick with his legs

DAVID OSPINA was the hero as Colombia advanced to the semi-finals of the Copa America after a dramatic penalty shootout with Peru.
Peru were looking to summon the spirit of '75 and continue their giant killing after knocking out Brazil in the group stages, whilst Colombia were determined to put behind them a poor defeat to Costa Rica.
Despite Peru's 5-4-1 formation looking negative on paper, both sides had early chances with the Colombian's coming close through Carlos Bacca, whilst the underdogs almost took the lead when Edison Flores leapt highest but couldn't quite control his header.
But it was James Rodriquez, so often at the centre of everything good about Colombia's play, who almost opened the scoring.
The Real Madrid man cut past a static defender before unleashing an unstoppable stop that crashed off the right hand upright and back across goal.
White shirts continued to stream forward and the Peruvians answer was to attack back - yet somehow it was goalless at half time as both teams were guilty of sloppy finishing.
Bacca had an early chance to break the deadlock but headed straight at Pedro Gallese, before Juan Cuadrado flashed an effort just wide.
As time ticked on, the chances began to dry up and penalties began to look inevitable.
But Colombia had Arsenal's Ospina to thank for an incredible stoppage time save from Christian Ramos which forced the shootout.
With both sets of fans barely able to look, the players were impeccable from the spot until Miguel Trauco had his penalty saved by Ospina's legs.
And Christian Cueva blazed over to send Colombia into a semi-final with either Chile or Mexico.
How the penalties happened:
James Rodriquez (Colombia) - SCORES
Raul Ruidiaz (Peru) - SCORES
Juan Cuadrado (Colombia) - SCORES
Renato Tapia (Peru) - SCORES
Dayro Moreno (Colombia) - SCORES
Miguel Trauco (Peru) - SAVED
Sebastian Perez (Colombia) - SCORES
Christian Cueva (Peru) - MISSES