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We'll leave you with this bit of Morocco magic...

Morocco have reached the last 16 on their Women's World Cup debut after beating Colombia - although the South Americans progress as Group H winners.

Germany's failure to beat South Korea means Morocco are into the knockout rounds as runners-up.

Anissa Lahmari scored the only goal via a rebound after captain Ghizlane Chebbak's penalty was saved.

Full report.

Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC Two

Development is fast in women's football at the moment.

There's no standing still. We see that with USA, we see that with Germany, we saw that with Brazil as well.

Other nations are moving fast here now and they believe they can make a difference.

Two-time champions Germany were sent crashing out of the Women's World Cup group stages in the biggest shock of the tournament thanks to a draw with South Korea.

It is the first time in Germany's history they have failed to reach the knockout stages.

One of the pre-tournament favourites, Germany knew they needed to better Morocco's result against Colombia to progress in Group H, but that match finished 1-0 to Morocco.

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Two of the pre-tournament favourites - Germany and Brazil - are out.

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Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC Two

Germany should have more players that should be able to create as well.

Such a good football team should not only be dependent on Alexandra Popp. It's almost been that everything has to go through her, it's only she who can make the difference and that's a weakness of this team.

Should this have been the winner for Germany? It could have been a very different story if Alex Popp had found the back of the net.

After a dramatic end to those Group H fixtures and to the group stage in general, here's what the round of 16 looks like.

Sat, 5 August

Switzerland v Spain (06:00)

Japan v Norway (09:00)

Sun, 6 August

Netherlands v South Africa (03:00)

Sweden v USA (10:00)

Mon, 7 August

England v Nigeria (08:30)

Australia v Denmark (11:30)

Tue, 8 August

Colombia v Jamaica (09:00)

France v Morocco (12:00)

All times BST

Check out these incredible scenes of celebration as Morocco defy the odds to reach the last 16.

It's what football is about.

Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC Two

That structure that we usually associate with the Germans, we didn't see it in the second half.

Every time this did cross the ball in, I think that was three occasions, they created something big out of it. Why don't you continue to do that?

That's the most disappointing thing with this performance. We didn't see the structure, we didn't see that clear idea on how they were going to score a goal and I think they deserved to go out.

Here's the Group H table that confirms Germany's exit from the World Cup.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

In the first half, South Korea stopped Germany.

But they neglected wide areas in the second half. They decided to neglect their strength to play through the lines.

A year ago Germany- the second ranked team in the world - had just played in the final of the European Championships.

Today, they exit the World Cup group stage with Colombia and Morocco, the 25th and 72nd ranked teams, advancing instead.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Morocco were debutants, nobody knew much about them.

Nobody gave them a chance after they were thrashed by Germany. Something is really progressing.

Credit to South Korea, they defended for their lives and stood firm in the dying moments of that match.

They had nothing to lose and they get their first point of this World Cup.

Colin Bell's side have just helped produce one of the biggest upsets in the women's game.

Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC Two

Especially from the Morocco story, to turn that around. They lost 6-0 in their opening game to Germany and still proceeding. That has to be unheard of in Women's World Cup history.

It's going to be so exciting to follow them in their journey in this World Cup.

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So, there you have it. Colombia and Morocco are into the last-16 at the expense of two time World Cup winners.

Colombia will play Jamaica, while Morocco, playing in their debut tournament, will face France.

Everyone associated with Morocco is in tears of joy on the pitch, players are on their knees crying, many hugging. What a story and what an achievement on their Women's World Cup debut.

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Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Wow. I'm in shock, I really am. That is the biggest shock in the women's game.

For Germany, European Championship finalist only a year ago to be knocked out in the group stage, having gone into the group stage as favourites. For me it's the biggest shock.

It was the most disappointing performance from the Germans in the last two games so it was deserved.

WOW.

The Germany players are in shock. It is the first time they've not reached the knockout stages.

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