That's all for this page and the great thing about the group stages of a tournament like this is you don't have to wait long for the next match.

I'm jumping on to the next one, a tasty encounter of France v Brazil, and you can join me by heading this way.

Let's go.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wellington Regional Stadium

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Sweden turn on the style to demolish Group G rivals Italy and secure a place in the last 16 of the Women's World Cup with one game to spare.

Read the match report here.

Sweden are through to the last 16. They aren't guaranteed to win Group G, but have a massive goal difference advantage over Italy, who need to beat South Africa to qualify as well.

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Two goals from Amanda Ilestedt plus one apiece from Fridolina Rolfo, Stina Blackstenius and Rebecka Blomqvist, along with some absolute superb corners from Jonna Andersson, takes Sweden into the last 16.

Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC Two

Rebecka Blomqvist with a brilliant finish. Individual bit of play, the way that Sweden go from defence to attack so quickly.

To have the calmness to just slot it past Francesca Durante, absolutely brilliant.

Sweden are at their best when they go from defence to attack very quickly. Great counter-attack.

Six minutes of injury time. Italy will be hoping for the match to end soon. A frantic spell of four goals either side of the half-time break have taken this one away from them and we're just going through the motions now,

Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC Two

Sofia Jakobsson is frustrated, she knows that is an opportunity to get a goal.

You just think maybe a little dink around the goalkeeper but she just tries to pass it around Francesca Durante.

A chance for five, but Sofia Jakobsson is denied by Francesca Durante.

Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC Two

Sweden seem to have a knack of peaking at the right time in those knock out games and getting to the latter stages of competitions, getting better as the tournament goes on.

Sweden will be in the last 16, but have a tough task in the next phase. Group G is paired with Group E meaning the Swedes will face probably either 2019 winners the United States or 2019 runners-up the Netherlands on Sunday, 6 August.

Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC Two

Italy are OK at keeping possession but when it comes to the final third, they have lacked in the quality or threat.

They have not really threatened Sweden's goal.

It's been set pieces from Sweden and that's what Milena Bertolini will be disappointed with.

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Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wellington Regional Stadium

Wow. The official attendance is announced over the speakers and is met by roars and applause. There are 29,143 inside the ground - around 2,000 more than watched defending world champions the United States here on Thursday. They have been thoroughly entertained.

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More changes to report. For Italy striker Valentina Giacinti, who started the first match but was a sub today, comes on for Chiara Beccari.

For Sweden, legendary midfielder Caroline Seger, playing in her fifth World Cup, comes on for international appearance number 237. Sofia Jakobsson is also on, with Elin Rubensson and Chelsea's Johanna Rytting Kaneryd going off.

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Sulaimon Adelekan: Sweden showing why they are the third best women's team in the world and using their strength and height to the maximum.

This has been a pretty good way to start day 10 of the Fifa Women's World Cup (unless you are supporting Italy).

There are another two matches on Saturday with France v Brazil at 11:00 BST before Jamaica v Panama at 13:30 BST.

At the moment, this is the equal fourth-largest margin of victory at the 2023 Women's World Cup.

Germany are the only nation to win by six goals in their 6-0 hammering of Morocco, while both Japan and Spain put five past Zambia without reply.

Joe Gibney: The Arsenal head coach Jonas Eidevall said before the game to watch out for Sweden at corners as they're very good at them. Sweden have scored three goals (so far) from corners. The man knows what he's talking about.

While it's a miserable evening for Italian fans, they shouldn't feel too down. Qualification is still very much in their reach and a win over South Africa on Wednesday will take Italy into the last 16.

Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC Two

There's got to be some reason why Cristiana Girelli is not starting but at 4-0 down do you risk her? Probably not.

You wait for that third game when you absolutely need her and you need to get a result.