FIFA Women's World Cup trophy and official tournament ball Photo: Supplied: FIFA
Manuela Vanegas scored in second-half stoppage time to lift Colombia to a 2-1 upset victory over Germany in a Group H clash at the Women's World Cup in Sydney.
Linda Caicedo returned from collapsing in training on Thursday to score a goal in the 52nd minute for Colombia.
Alexandra Popp converted a penalty in the 89th minute for Germany. Merle Frohms made two saves for the Germans, who host winless South Korea on Thursday in Brisbane.
Colombia will advance to the knockout round with a draw over Morocco in their final Group H match on Thursday in Perth. The Germans are likely to advance with a win over South Korea.
Morocco 1, South Korea 0
Ibtissam Jraidi scored in the sixth minute to lift Morocco to its first-ever victory at the Women's World Cup in a match at Adelaide.
Jraidi headed home Hanane Ait El Haj's cross to fuel Morocco, which fended off a 6-3 disadvantage in corner kicks.
"We are just so pleased our efforts have paid off," Jraidi told reporters. "This victory is for Morocco and Arabs. It's the fruit of our hard work."
Jung-Mi iIm made one save for South Korea.
Switzerland 0, New Zealand 0
New Zealand became the first Women's World Cup hosts to exit in the group stage following its scoreless draw in a Group A clash at Dunedin, New Zealand.
New Zealand's Jacqui Hand in action against Switzerland, 2023 FIFA World Cup. Photo: PHOTOSPORT
Jacqui Hand and Olivia Chance each hit the post for New Zealand, which is tied with Norway with four points but fell out of the competition in goal differential.
Gaelle Thalmann finished with three saves for Switzerland, which won Group A and awaits the second-place representative from Group C on Saturday in Auckland.
Norway 6, Philippines 0
Sophie Roman Haug recorded a hat trick to help Norway advance out of Group A and into the knockout stage with a rout of the Philippines at Auckland, New Zealand.
Norway's Sophie Roman Haug celebrates a goal at the 2023 FIFA World Cup Photo: PHOTOSPORT
Caroline Graham Hansen scored in the 31st minute and Guro Reiten converted a penalty in the 53rd for the Norwegians, who also benefited from an own goal to notch their first win of the tournament.
Norway will play the first-place representative from Group C on Saturday in Wellington.
Olivia McDaniel made seven saves for the Philippines.
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