Summary

  • Fifa Women's World Cup round of 16

  • Popp heads in from corner to give Germans the lead

  • VAR used to award penalty for foul by Nwabuoku, scored by Dabritz

  • Schuller seals win late on with neat finish

  • The winner will face either Sweden or Canada in the quarter-finals

Live Reporting

Emma Sanders

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  2. How Nigeria made it through

    Germany v Nigeria (16:30 BST)

    ...by the skin of their teeth.

    Nigeria needed to secure one of the four best third-placed spots and had to wait until the final game of the group stages to find out whether they were through or not.

    And it happened in dramatic circumstances!

    Nigeria, who had picked up their only three points against South Korea, had a goal difference of -2 which Chile needed to match.

    Chile, who started Friday with a -5 goal difference, needed to beat Group F opponents Thailand by three goals to go through on goals scored above Nigeria.

    At 2-0 up, Chile were awarded a penalty in the 85th minute. It was the golden ticket to the last 16 but experienced midfielder Francisca Lara's spot kick crashed off the crossbar.

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  3. Scott's players to look out for

    BBC Sport pundit and former England international Alex Scott gives us her top five players to look out for in the last 16.

    USA's Lindsey Horan, Australian Sam Kerr and French captain Amandine Henry are among her picks.

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  4. The main talking points so far...

    The group stage was full of drama, VAR controversy, late winners and heart-breaking moments.

    And now, as we head into the knock-out stages, we can surely expect to see more of the same?

    BBC Sport takes a look at all the best bits from the opening round and discusses the main talking points...

    Read more here.

    .BBC Sport

  5. Team news

    Germany v Nigeria (16:30 BST)

    There is one change to the Germany side that beat South Africa 4-0 in their first group game on Monday. Forward Lea Schueller replaces Klara Buehl.

    Dzsenifer Marozsan starts from the bench after breaking her toe in the opening group game against China. The Lyon midfielder has been capped 91 times and won a fourth straight Champions League title in May.

    Germany XI: Schult, Gwinn, Doorsoun, Hegering, Schweers, Huth, Leupolz, Magull, Dabritz, Popp, Schuller.

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    Nigeria make three changes to the XI that started in the 1-0 loss to France.

    Winger Uchenna Kanu, defender Evelyn Nwabuoku and forward Chinwendu Ihezuo replace Rita Chikwelu, Ngozi Ebere and Asisat Oshoala

    Nigeria XI: Nnadozie, Okeke, Ebi, Nwabuoku, Ohale, Ordega, Ayinde, Okobi, Kanu, Ihezuo, Oparanozie.

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  6. After 36 games, it's gone from 24 to 16 nations, and now we're heading for the knockout stages at the Women's World Cup in France.

    There has been 106 goals scored - including 13 converted penalties - two red cards and eight own goals.

    Australia's Sam Kerr and USA's Alex Morgan lead the Golden Boot race with five goals each, while France, Germany, England, the Netherlands and the USA are yet to drop points.

    Two-time world champions Germany take on African champions Nigeria in the opening match of the last 16. Which nation will become the first to book their place in the quarter-finals?

    .BBC Sport