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FT: South Korea 1-1 Germany - Cho with opener; Popp levels
Germany head out as Morocco and Colombia progress
FT: Morocco 1-0 Colombia - Lahmari scores winner
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Alexandra Popp
Germany have an equaliser! And who else but Alexandra Popp.
Svenja Huth whips in a cross from the right and the Germany captain is able to run onto the header and guide it into the top right corner of the goal despite the efforts defender Kim Hye-ri.
That's a huge goal for Martina Voss-Tecklenburg's side. As it stands, they will be going through to the last 16.
South Korea 1-0 Germany
As soon as Germany get the ball in the box, there's a swarm of South Korea defenders coming to the rescue.
Jule Brand gets the ball near the penalty spot, but her touch is poor, and it's walloped away before she can recover.
Morocco 0-0 Colombia
A Morocco player goes down inside the box as a corner is floated in, some players signal for a VAR check but referee Maria Sole Ferrieri Caputi isn't interested and play continues.
South Korea 1-0 Germany
Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two
Ji So-Yun is known to have scored screamers in her career.
That's the sort of player you don't want to give space and time to because she has the quality to test the goalkeeper from that distance.
Image source, Getty ImagesMorocco 0-0 Colombia
Morocco goalkeeper Khadija Er-Rmichi hasn't had too much to do but she reacts well to an awkward deflected ball from the right that looks a little dangerous until she jumps well to gather.
Colombia are controlling the possession now but Morocco have looked the most likely to score I would say.
South Korea 1-0 Germany
Why not? Former Chelsea midfielder Ji So-yun takes a shot from 35 yards out.
It floats over the crossbar, but it was enough to worry goalkeeper Merle Frohms.
South Korea 1-0 Germany
Merle Frohms is back up and seems to be fine. We're back under way.
South Korea 1-0 Germany
Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two
It could just be a tweak or something in terms of her movement from Merle Frohms.
Hopefully it is nothing serious.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Korea 1-0 Germany
Germany goalkeeper Merle Frohms is down and receiving some medical attention.
That will allow Martina Voss-Tecklenburg to have a few words with her Germany players.
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Paul: South Korea are working their socks off at closing down and hassling the Germans when they lose possession. It's like they've been trading lessons from Guardiola and City. If they can keep this up for 90+ mins Germany could be in trouble.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Korea 1-0 Germany
Germany are having to resort to pumping long balls forward.
They've got Alexandra Popp to aim for in the box, but the quality of the deliveries haven't been great and the captain hasn't got anywhere near them.
Morocco 0-0 Colombia
A nice move down the left by Morocco almost ends with Fatima Tagnaout breaking clear of the defence but Carolina Arias gets a foot in to just prevent Tagnaout getting away.
Morocco keep up the pressure and an opportunity opens up for Anissa Lahmari on the edge of the area soon after as she finds space to shoot, but she fires over.
South Korea 1-0 Germany
Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two
South Korea have started with more aggression, more intensity and they are making it difficult for Germany to play centrally through them.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Korea 1-0 Germany
A very risky tackle from Chun Ga-ram on Klara Buhl. She slides into the challenge with her studs up and her leg outstretched.
Luckily she only makes contact with the ball, and not Buhl's legs, otherwise South Korea could have been down to 10 players.
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SvenMeinke: Germany against South Korea, last match at group stage. That revives Germany's bad memories from the 2018 men's world cup
South Korea 1-0 Germany
Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two
For Casey Phair, super impressive, 16 years old to be on the word stage leading this front line for South Korea.
A proud occasion for herself and indeed her family and her friends too.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Korea 1-0 Germany
Two-time World Cup winners Germany will be out if the scores stay the same, with Morocco going into the knockout rounds in second place.
South Korea are really frustrating Martina Voss-Tecklenburg's side, pressing high and forcing Germany out wide.
Morocco 0-0 Colombia
Some of the Colombia fans in the stands think their side should have a penalty as Anissa Lahmari goes up to try and clear a high ball into the box and the ball runs down her body, shouts of handball but the VAR check is quick and nothing is given.
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Roberto Colombi: what is going on in this World Cup? Italy, Brazil and maybe now Germany getting knocked out. Former powerhouses gone… welcome to the new Elite!!!
South Korea 1-0 Germany
Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two
South Korea are applying more pressure. They are able to get up more with their wing-backs in high positions.