Yes — in a FIFA World Cup Round of 32 knockout match, a draw after 90 minutes does not stand. The game goes to extra time, and if it is still tied, there will be a penalty shootout to decide the winner.

How it works

  • 90 minutes + stoppage time: if tied, play continues.
  • Extra time: two 15-minute halves.
  • Still tied: penalty shootout.
  • If penalties are still level after five kicks each: sudden death continues until one team wins.

Simple example

If a Round of 32 match ends 1-1 after regulation, both teams play extra time. If nobody scores again, penalties decide who advances.

Important note

This applies to the knockout Round of 32, where there are no draws and no points shared.