Japan claim top spot in Group C ahead of Spain
Result: Japan 4-0 Spain - Miyazawa scored twice either side of Ueki's deflected shot; Tanaka added fourth
Japan will play Norway in last 16; Spain will face Switzerland
Result: Costa Rica 1-3 Zambia - African nation get first-ever win at tournament
Mweemba, Banda and Kundananji for Zambia, Herrera pulled one back for Costa Rica
HT: Japan 3-0 Spain
Vicky Losada
Former Spain midfielder on ITV 1
Japan know what they are doing,
We have Alexia Putellas, Mariona Caldentey and Jenni Hermoso looking for the same space. We need substitutions, we need to make a change.
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Zambia's first two matches at the World Cup both ended in 5-0 hammerings, but now they are 45 minutes away from creating history and getting their first win.
Lushomo Mweemba scored the quickest goal of the tournament so far, inside three minutes, before Barbra Banda added a second from the penalty spot, after she had been fouled by Katherine Alvarado.
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Two goals from Hinata Miyazawa and one from Riko Ueki are taking Japan through as Group C winners as it stands.
They are heading towards a match against Norway, while Spain will be second and facing Switzerland in the next phase, unless there is a huge turnaround in the second half.
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Sulaimon: Japan's counter attacking football is ruthlessness at its very best. Japan's finishing has been excellent.
Costa Rica 0-2 Zambia
A chance for Costa Rica to get a goal back. It is a great free-kick delivery from deep from Katherine Alvarado and it is met by Fabiola Villalobos, who just can't keep her header down.
Japan 3-0 Spain
Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wellington Regional Stadium
Japan are blowing Spain away. Exceptional finishing.
As it stands Japan will be staying in Wellington to face Norway in the last 16 on Saturday.
That will be a showdown between the 2011 world champions and the 1995 world champions.
Japan 3-0 Spain
Emma Byrne
Former Ireland goalkeeper on ITV1
I'm stunned. We're all stunned.
Lovely weighted ball. What a finish from Hinata Miyazawa again. Japan don't waste chances.
Three chances, three goals. That is the stat you want. Forget the possession stats, I'd rather have that.
It's a great example from Japan, what a defensive display and a perfect counter attacking display.
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Hinata Miyazawa
Who needs possession?
Japan, now with 22% of the ball, have their third goal with their third attempt of the match.
It falls to Hinata Miyazawa and she shoots powerfully across goal and into the net. Just as she did against Zambia, she scores twice in the match to move to four and an outright leader in the race for the Golden Boot.
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Spain are still dominating the ball and having the chances. Salma Paralluelo strikes at goal, but it is deflected off a blue shirt away for a corner.
Spain opt to go short, but Japan are able to clear the ball.
Japan 2-0 Spain
A chance for Jennifer Hermoso after a cross from ex-Manchester United right-back Ona Batlle.
The cross is behind Hermoso but she does excellently to get her head on it, but the ball lands on the roof of the net and not inside it.
Japan 2-0 Spain
Emma Byrne
Former Ireland goalkeeper on ITV1
Just such clever play. Really exploiting Spain at the back. Riko Ueki, if you don't shoot, you don't score. Big deflection from Irene Paredes but again they won't mind.
Japan 2-0 Spain
Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wellington Regional Stadium
And with that goal Japan go to the top of the scoring charts at this World Cup. Nine goals in 209 minutes. And they look like they could get one or two more before the night is out in New Zealand.
Barbra Banda (penalty)
So calm from Barbra Banda, slotting the ball into the bottom left corner after Costa Rica goalkeeper Daniela Solera had edged the other way.
Here's a great stat for you, that's the 1,000th goal in Women's World Cup history.
Zambia on course for their first ever win at a finals.
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Image source, Getty ImagesCosta Rica 0-1 Zambia
Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on ITV4
Judging by the replay, from the angle we saw, you can understand the Costa Rica complaints.
It looked like Banda's foot just slipped from beneath her when she tried to strike the ball.
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A penalty from nowhere!
The ball drops to Barbra Banda inside the six-yard box but the Zambian captain goes down before she can strike the ball.
The Costa Rican players are furious with the decision but Banda was having her shirt pulled by Katherine Alvarado.
Riko Ueki
Another lightning counter-attack and Japan, who have only had 24% of the ball, double their lead.
First goalscorer Hinata Miyazawa leads the charge, she plays it left to Riko Ueki.
She cuts inside on to her right foot and shoots from just inside the penalty area, with the ball taking a deflection off of defender Irene Paredes with it looping up and over goalkeeper Misa Rodriguez.
A slice of luck, but Japan won't be worried about that.
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Japan 56, Spain 262. That's the total of passes completed, but Japan leading in the only stat that really, really matters.
Costa Rica 0-1 Zambia
Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on ITV4
You can see the frustration from the Costa Rica players.
They have collected three yellow cards now, all for pulling back.
They can't seem to keep hold of, not for the lack of trying, the Zambia forwards.
Costa Rica 0-1 Zambia
Zambia are causing Costa Rica so many problems and three of the Costa Rica side - right-back Valeria del Compo, centre half Mariana Benavides and midfielder Katherine Alvarado - have already been booked inside the opening 25 minutes.
Zambia leading and pushing for a second.
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Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wellington Regional Stadium
There's a section of Japan fans who are wearing masks and dressed in national costume who are banging drums. They're banging them even louder now.
The Nadeshiko had won just one of their previous five World Cup games before this edition. They're now eyeing a third win in a row in New Zealand.
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