Here ends our coverage of the Women's World Cup for today.

It's been a rollercoaster, culminating in one of the biggest shocks in the competitions history.

I'll leave you with some of the colourful and joyous images from Colombia's celebrations.

We'll be back tomorrow for more fun and games.

Germany have suffered their first defeat in the group stage of a Women’s World Cup since a 2-3 loss against Sweden at the 1995 edition – ending the longest ever run without defeat by a nation in the competition’s group round (20 games).

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Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on ITV1

We've got more professional players all across the world and it these sort of things that are making the tournament more competitive.

You see the amount of Colombia players that play in the Spanish league, it is no coincidence [ that the gap between the top teams and developing sides is getting smaller].

You don't need an excuse to watch this again...

Since Opta have exact times available (since 2011), Manuela Vanegas' goal for Colombia against Germany is the latest winning goal scored at the FIFA Women's World Cup (96:23).

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Linda Caicedo (18y 158d, two goals) is the youngest player to score multiple goals at an edition of the Women's World Cup since 2003, when Brazil's Marta (17, three goals) and Canada's Kara Lang (16, two goals) both did so.

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Linda Caceido is only 18 but her story is already remarkable. She made her international debut when she was 14, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age of 15.

She successfully recovered after surgery and was signed by Real Madrid in February. And now she has scored in the first two games of the 2023 World Cup.

You can read more about her here.

So, Colombia move to six points and sit top of Group H all on their own. A point against Morocco in their final group game will seal top spot.

Germany are second on three points, level with Morocco. The Germans will be favourites to qualify, with their final game coming against South Korea, who have yet to win a point.

Those games will both be on Thursday at 11:00 BST.

Katie Smith
BBC reporter at Sydney Football Stadium

The Colombian players begin a lap of honour here in Sydney. They’re being treated like a home side here.

Germany meanwhile huddle on the near side. The former champions have missed the chance to secure their knockout spot.

What a World Cup this has been already.

Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on ITV1

Exceptional beyond belief.

We said at half time that Germany had to do something and in the end they didn't do much - flattered to deceive.

But Colombia and Caicedo... forget her age, world class. The way she shifts the ball for her goal, sublime feet.

The Colombia fans in the stands go wild. On the pitch, subs and staff flood on to embrace their colleagues who have just seen out a big, big win.

Germany had not lost a World Cup group game since 1995. Colombia had only won one ever until last Tuesday.

One of the biggest shocks!

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We've had more than doubled the allotted added time now.

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Jorelyn Carabali is carried off and on comes Monica Ramos.

We're ready to continue. How much more time will there be, though?

We've got a stretcher on the field now to carry Jorelyn Carabali off it. A really sad end for her to what is going to be a famous, famous game for her country.

It is absolutely bouncing in here.

The Colombian fans are ready to erupt at the final whistle.

Jorelyn Carabali has hit the turf with a thud here. She went down heavy after getting a whack from Alexandra Popp.

She'll need treatment and this will only ramp up the tension.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on ITV1

Can you believe it, can you believe it ??!!

What a header this is, it is all about how much power Vanegas gets on it.

You have to be thorough in your marking, and Germany left her on her own there, in the middle of the box.

What a moment.

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Katie Smith
BBC reporter at Sydney Football Stadium

The Colombian substitutes are on the pitch, they’re piling on top of one another by the corner flag. They never stopped believing.

The crowd are in raptures and the German heads have dropped. Unbelievable.