Basturk tries to get away from Bouba Diop (Allsport).

By Ian Parkes, PA Sport, Osaka

Ilhan Mansiz swept Turkey into the World Cup semi-finals with the second golden goal of the tournament as coach Senol Gunes' side ended Senegal's dreams of soccer history.

Just as Senegal had knocked out Sweden in extra-time on Saturday, on this occasion they were on the receiving end as substitute Ilhan Mansiz grabbed the winner just 190 seconds into the first period of extra-time.

Turkey now face a semi-final showdown in Saitama on Wednesday with Brazil, and will be after revenge after losing to coach Luis Felipe Scolari's side in the group stages.

The goal was nothing more than Turkey for the preceding 90 minutes they produced arguably their best football of their tournament.

However, they were guilty of wasting the more clear-cut chances against a Senegal side who failed to show their attacking flair and inventiveness of previous matches which had made them such a sensation.

Turkey often tore into the Senegalese defence with either incisive through balls or passes over the top, but they lacked the finishing touch where it was needed most, in the penalty area, until Mansiz finally came up with the knockout blow.

Credit where it is due, though, to Senegal's back line for they had produced several vital interceptions and hasty clearances to force the extra-time, but up front they seemed a spent force as their earlier heroics had clearly caught up with them.

Just as Cameroon had failed to do in Italia '90, Senegal were unable to become the first African team to reach the last four, and instead it was Turkey celebrating an historic triumph in only their second World Cup - their last being 48 years ago when they were knocked out in the first round.

Senegal did have the ball in the net in the 20th minute, but after the controversy which had surrounded Spain's defeat, there was no doubt the linesman on this occasion was perfectly correct in his judgement.

Ferdinand Coly's long throw was flicked on by Papa Bouba Diop, and after El Hadji Diouf had mis-timed an overhead kick, Khalilou Fadiga's drive was then turned in by Camara.

His shot had hit Aston Villa's Alpay Ozalan in the face as it crossed the line, with Diouf stabbing home for good measure, but the linesman's flag had long been raised as Camara had earlier been offside.

Then came the first of two glaring misses by captain Hakan Sukur as he was wide open when picked out by Hasan Sas, and at that stage all that was needed was a controlling touch.

Sukur would have been left with a sidefoot shot into an empty net as goalkeeper Tony Sylva was out of position, but he failed to manage the first simple task.

Six minutes from the break, a raking pass from Bulent Korkmaz found Ergun Penbe racing down the left wing, and although Sylva just managed to tip on the low cross, a sliding Sukur just failed to get a vital touch at the far post.

Parma striker Sukur was the supplier of the next opportunity, knocking down a chipped pass in to Sas, who in turn played in Yildiray Basturk.

The Bayer Leverkusen midfielder's headed flick past the advancing Sylva was bound for goal until Daf dramatically hacked the ball off the line.

Senegal had the final say of an enthralling half as a lively Camara played in Diouf and after the Liverpool-bound striker had turned inside Fatih Aykel, he then unleashed a fierce drive which was blocked by Alpay.

Chances were at a premium after the break, with Diouf curling a 22-yard free-kick on top of the net, while Lamine Diatta followed Alpay's example by blocking a Basturk drive.

Ilhan almost made an immediate impact after replacing Sukur midway through the second half when an attempted chip had Sylva frantically backtracking, but again the ball was caught by the roof netting.

But just over three minutes into extra-time a low, curling ball into the heart of the Senegalese area by Umit Davala was flicked past Sylva by pony-tailed Besiktas striker Mansiz, an obviously effective 67th minute replacement for Sukur.

Teams

Subs Not Used: Beye, Souleymane Camara, Cissokho, Diallo, Faye, Makhtar N'Diaye, Moussa N'Diaye, Sylvain N'Diaye, Ndour, Sarr, Thiaw, Traore.

Booked: Daf, Cisse.

Turkey: Rustu, Korkmaz, Akyel, Alpay, Ergun, Davala, Basturk, Tugay, Emre (Erdem 91), Sukur (Mansiz 67), Sas.

Subs Not Used: Abdullah, Asik, Izzet, Nihat, Okan, Omer, Ozat, Tayfur, Unsal, Zafer.

Booked: Emre, Mansiz.

Goals: Mansiz 94.

Turkey win on Golden Goal Rule

Att: 44,233

Ref: O Ruiz (Columbia).