Welcome to our penalty day: three converted, one saved, one missed

1) World Cup 2018: match 05, day 03, round 1

France - Australia 2:1

Scorers: 1:0 57-pen (57.10) Antoine Griezmann
              1:1 61-pen (61.17) Mile Jedinak
              2:1 80 (79.54) Paul Pogba

Stoppage time played for both halves: 1.04 + 5.28.

2) World Cup 2018: match 06, day 03, round 1

Argentina - Iceland 1:1

Scorers: 1:0 19 (18.37) Sergio Aguero
              1:1 23 (22.50) Alfred Finnbogason

Stoppage time played for both halves: 1.06 + 5.02.

3) World Cup 2018: match 07, day 03, round 1

Peru - Denmark 0:1

Scorer: 0:1 59 (58.33) Yussuf Poulsen

Stoppage time played for both halves: 3.00 + 5.06.

4) World Cup 2018: match 08, day 03, round 1

Croatia - Nigeria 2:0

Scorers: 1:0 32-own goal (31.51) Oghenekaro Etebo
              2:0 71-pen (70.52) Luka Modric

Stoppage time played for both halves: 1.49 + 4.08.

Additional informations or first happenings:
1. History was made at this tournament as the 'helping policemen from above' (video assistant referee system) was used for the first time for the 11 metre punishment for France. Also the first goal scorer is written in the report above.
2. First saved penalty: Lionel Messi (Argentina) did not convert it at 63 (63.08) as his effort was saved.
3. First missed penalty: again the 'birds view' system was activated for giving a penalty, but Christian Cueva (Peru) is the first player who missed a whole goal at 45+1 (45.42).
4. More penalties than matches: so far this is a record, as referees were more than happy to award 5 penalties at 4 games in 1 day.