The official attendance has just been announced over the speakers. It's 20,957 and they have seen a masterclass from Japan. They mean business at this tournament.
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Japan won the World Cup in 2011, beating the United States on penalties in the final, before the USA got their revenge four years later, winning 5-2 in the 2015 final.
How far can Japan go this year? They're heading through with a record of three wins from three, 10 goals scored, none conceded and it has been a tactical masterclass today and an exhibition in counter-attacking.
They're going to take some stopping.
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SMS Message: Spain's possession and passing tactics worked wonders against Zambia and Costa Rica, but it looks like a very blunt instrument against a stronger team. from Chris
Spain's possession and passing tactics worked wonders against Zambia and Costa Rica, but it looks like a very blunt instrument against a stronger team.
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Spain still at 77% possession, but still 0-3 down.
They just can't find a way through an extremely well-organised and disciplined Japan defence. Teresa Abelleira tries her luck, but shoots over the top.
It's been a quiet second half and 20 minutes to go.
DISALLOWED GOAL - Costa Rica
Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
Melissa Herrera thinks she has got her second of the match and a leveller when she shot low across goalkeeper Catherine Musonda and into the net.
But the celebrations are cut short by an assistant's flag for offside.
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A couple of changes for Spain as Alexia Putellas, who has won the Ballon d'Or for being the best player in the world in both the past two years, departs.
She suffered an ACL knee injury just before last year's Euros and is still gaining match sharpness after her lengthy absence. She has not had much of an impact today and she goes off, as does Mariona Caldentey. On come Alba Redondo and Eva Maria Navarro.
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'Spain have the players to win the World Cup'
Japan 3-0 Spain
Emma Byrne
Former Ireland goalkeeper on ITV1
Spain should be winning the World Cup. They have the players. They have underperformed in major tournaments.
It's about working on the physicality in their game because they have always had the technical ability.
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Remember, there was a rebellion among the Spanish players last year with 15 of them putting their names to an email, urging the Spanish football federation to dismiss manager Jorge Vilda.
The federation backed their manager and only three of those 15 players were then called up for this tournament.
A 3-0 defeat is not what Vilda will be needing and is giving ammunition to his critics. But, the tournament isn't done for Spain.
They'll still be in the last 16 anyway, and there are much tougher tasks possible than the Switzerland side they face so still hope for Spain to go far in this tournament.
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Emma Byrne
Former Ireland goalkeeper on ITV1
Japan are playing one player up front, Riko Ueki.
All you need is one player to stay on her and make sure she can't run in behind. That's it.
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Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
A let-off for Zambia as the referee announces no penalty.
It took far longer than everyone would've liked, but eventually Costa Rica's Sheika Scott is judged to have been offside, before the ball got through to the collision between goalkeeper Catherine Musonda and Costa Rica's Priscila Chinchilla.
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Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
Still we wait. Penalty or not?
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Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
The referee has been told to review the incident on a pitchside monitor, trying to see who got the ball first - Priscila Chinchilla or goalkeeper Catherine Musonda of Zambia.
It's very, very close and taking ages to sort out.
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Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
We may well have a Costa Rica penalty here. Priscila Chinchilla and goalkeeper Catherine Musonda come together in the penalty area. One for VAR to look at. Musonda looks in trouble.
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'Del Castillo can change the pace for Spain'
Japan 3-0 Spain
Eniola Aluko
Former England forward on ITV1
Spain have played at one pace, the pace of the game is very slow.
If Athenea del Castillo can come on, she can change the pace for Spain.
'We've got a game on our hands now'
Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on ITV4
Just two minutes into the second half, again the goal has come from a set-piece.
The goalkeeper challenges Del Campo but comes off worse and it is Herrera that guides the ball in off her stomach in the end.
We've got a game on our hands now.
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GOAL - Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
Melissa Herrera
Zambia scored at the start of the first half, and Costa Rica have done likewise at the start of the second.
Melissa Herrera gets the final touch with the ball hitting her a few yards out after Zambia goalkeeper Catherine Musonda had not dealt with a ball played into her penalty area.
A scrappy goal, but that's the first goal for Costa Rica in this tournament and they all count.
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We are back under way in Hamilton and Wellington, with Costa Rica and Spain with it all to do.
Miyazawa subbed off
Japan 3-0 Spain
Changes for both sides at the break.
Spain take off Olga Carmona and replace her with Oihane Hernandez.
There will be no hat-trick for Hinata Miyazawa as she has not come back out for the second half, with Aobo Fujino coming on.
'Spain are disorganised on the counter attack'
HT: Japan 3-0 Spain
Vicky Losada
Former Spain midfielder on ITV 1
Japan are waiting for the mistake.
Spain, we have the ball all the time so then we are disorganised in the counter attack.
It's very hard with players who are so clever like the Japanese.
China ready for 'difficult' England challenge
China v England (Tuesday, 12:00 BST)
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Hindmarsh Stadium in Adelaide
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China manager Shui Qingxia has been talking to the media before her team's crucial match with England on Tuesday.
England need only a point to guarantee passage to the last 16 whereas China need to win, and better Denmark's result to progress.
She said: "This match is critical for both teams. To us it’s maybe more
difficult. We have been reviewing videos and will of course do our very best."
Captain Wang Shanshan acknowledged China have not beaten European opposition in a World Cup since 2015.
"You can see European teams are progressing and are powerful. We will face the
challenge, for sure."
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Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wellington Regional Stadium
The official attendance has just been announced over the speakers. It's 20,957 and they have seen a masterclass from Japan. They mean business at this tournament.
Post update
Japan 3-0 Spain
Japan won the World Cup in 2011, beating the United States on penalties in the final, before the USA got their revenge four years later, winning 5-2 in the 2015 final.
How far can Japan go this year? They're heading through with a record of three wins from three, 10 goals scored, none conceded and it has been a tactical masterclass today and an exhibition in counter-attacking.
They're going to take some stopping.
Get Involved
#bbcfootball, text 81111 (UK only - standard rates apply) or WhatsApp 03301231826
Post update
Japan 3-0 Spain
Spain still at 77% possession, but still 0-3 down.
They just can't find a way through an extremely well-organised and disciplined Japan defence. Teresa Abelleira tries her luck, but shoots over the top.
It's been a quiet second half and 20 minutes to go.
DISALLOWED GOAL - Costa Rica
Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
Melissa Herrera thinks she has got her second of the match and a leveller when she shot low across goalkeeper Catherine Musonda and into the net.
But the celebrations are cut short by an assistant's flag for offside.
Post update
Japan 3-0 Spain
A couple of changes for Spain as Alexia Putellas, who has won the Ballon d'Or for being the best player in the world in both the past two years, departs.
She suffered an ACL knee injury just before last year's Euros and is still gaining match sharpness after her lengthy absence. She has not had much of an impact today and she goes off, as does Mariona Caldentey. On come Alba Redondo and Eva Maria Navarro.
'Spain have the players to win the World Cup'
Japan 3-0 Spain
Emma Byrne
Former Ireland goalkeeper on ITV1
Spain should be winning the World Cup. They have the players. They have underperformed in major tournaments.
It's about working on the physicality in their game because they have always had the technical ability.
Post update
Japan 3-0 Spain
Remember, there was a rebellion among the Spanish players last year with 15 of them putting their names to an email, urging the Spanish football federation to dismiss manager Jorge Vilda.
The federation backed their manager and only three of those 15 players were then called up for this tournament.
A 3-0 defeat is not what Vilda will be needing and is giving ammunition to his critics. But, the tournament isn't done for Spain.
They'll still be in the last 16 anyway, and there are much tougher tasks possible than the Switzerland side they face so still hope for Spain to go far in this tournament.
Post update
Japan 3-0 Spain
Emma Byrne
Former Ireland goalkeeper on ITV1
Japan are playing one player up front, Riko Ueki.
All you need is one player to stay on her and make sure she can't run in behind. That's it.
NO PENALTY
Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
A let-off for Zambia as the referee announces no penalty.
It took far longer than everyone would've liked, but eventually Costa Rica's Sheika Scott is judged to have been offside, before the ball got through to the collision between goalkeeper Catherine Musonda and Costa Rica's Priscila Chinchilla.
Post update
Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
Still we wait. Penalty or not?
Post update
Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
The referee has been told to review the incident on a pitchside monitor, trying to see who got the ball first - Priscila Chinchilla or goalkeeper Catherine Musonda of Zambia.
It's very, very close and taking ages to sort out.
Post update
Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
We may well have a Costa Rica penalty here. Priscila Chinchilla and goalkeeper Catherine Musonda come together in the penalty area. One for VAR to look at. Musonda looks in trouble.
'Del Castillo can change the pace for Spain'
Japan 3-0 Spain
Eniola Aluko
Former England forward on ITV1
Spain have played at one pace, the pace of the game is very slow.
If Athenea del Castillo can come on, she can change the pace for Spain.
'We've got a game on our hands now'
Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on ITV4
Just two minutes into the second half, again the goal has come from a set-piece.
The goalkeeper challenges Del Campo but comes off worse and it is Herrera that guides the ball in off her stomach in the end.
We've got a game on our hands now.
GOAL - Costa Rica 1-2 Zambia
Melissa Herrera
Zambia scored at the start of the first half, and Costa Rica have done likewise at the start of the second.
Melissa Herrera gets the final touch with the ball hitting her a few yards out after Zambia goalkeeper Catherine Musonda had not dealt with a ball played into her penalty area.
A scrappy goal, but that's the first goal for Costa Rica in this tournament and they all count.
Post update
We are back under way in Hamilton and Wellington, with Costa Rica and Spain with it all to do.
Miyazawa subbed off
Japan 3-0 Spain
Changes for both sides at the break.
Spain take off Olga Carmona and replace her with Oihane Hernandez.
There will be no hat-trick for Hinata Miyazawa as she has not come back out for the second half, with Aobo Fujino coming on.
'Spain are disorganised on the counter attack'
HT: Japan 3-0 Spain
Vicky Losada
Former Spain midfielder on ITV 1
Japan are waiting for the mistake.
Spain, we have the ball all the time so then we are disorganised in the counter attack.
It's very hard with players who are so clever like the Japanese.
China ready for 'difficult' England challenge
China v England (Tuesday, 12:00 BST)
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Hindmarsh Stadium in Adelaide
China manager Shui Qingxia has been talking to the media before her team's crucial match with England on Tuesday.
England need only a point to guarantee passage to the last 16 whereas China need to win, and better Denmark's result to progress.
She said: "This match is critical for both teams. To us it’s maybe more difficult. We have been reviewing videos and will of course do our very best."
Captain Wang Shanshan acknowledged China have not beaten European opposition in a World Cup since 2015.
"You can see European teams are progressing and are powerful. We will face the challenge, for sure."