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Despite a late charge by 2011 winners Japan against Sweden, we will have a brand new name on the World Cup trophy. How exciting!

We're back again tomorrow when co-hosts Australia take on France at 08:00 BST.

That's before Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses take on Colombia at 11:30 BST with the hope of booking their semi-final place and taking one step closer to that trophy.

We'll bring you live text coverage of both games.

See you then!

Vicktor: Congrats to Sweden. So good to see them advance. Commiserations Japan. You lit up this World Cup with your football. There will be a new World Champion next weekend.

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Sweden produced a magnificent performance to book a semi-final date with Spain and leave Japan's Women's World Cup dreams in tatters.

Japan were seen as title contenders after gliding through the group stage and defeating Norway in the last 16.

Here, they fell behind to Amanda Ilestedt's goal before Manchester City midfielder Filippa Angeldahl doubled Sweden's lead from the penalty spot.

Japan were awarded a controversial penalty, but Riko Ueki's 76th-minute attempt hit the bar, before West Ham's Honoka Hayashi pulled a goal back in the 87th minute.

That lifeline came moments after Aoba Fujino hit the woodwork from a free-kick, but Sweden saw the game out to make it into the last four.

You can read the rest of Neil Johnston's report from Auckland's Eden Park here.

Spain? Sweden? France? Australia? England? Colombia?

Who will be the new name on the World Cup trophy?

Spain and Sweden are one step closer, while the others are in action in their quarter-final ties tomorrow.

David: Justice served with the missed pen. Such a blatant dive and appalling that a) it was given and b) VAR didn't ask for it to be overturned. What is the point of VAR if it doesn't correct plain and obvious errors?

Lee: That penalty award to Japan just showed it is not VAR in itself fans find so frustrating, it's the inconsistent use of it by the officials.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC One

I said before the tournament if one of the favourites, like the Germans or Americans, didn't get to the final, we would have a new name on the trophy.

I felt like it was going to be this tournament. All the teams are so much closer now in terms of the ability within their teams.

Japan managed to pull one back in the 87th minute but it just wasn't enough in the end for Futoshi Ikeda's side.

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

Given the entertainment that this Japanese team have given us through this tournament, they just didn't turn up today.

It's so frustrating because we have all been sitting here waxing lyrical about this team, their technical ability, their intelligence.

How the game ended with this Japanese side showing their flair and attacking, that's what we needed from the start.

It was all wrong for Japan today.

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It's heartbreak for Japan as they miss out on third World Cup semi-final.

The 2011 winners will not get their hands back on the trophy this time.

Could it come down to this missed penalty from Riko Ueki?

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Sweden have been a strong squad and they've come in this tournament with nobody putting them in among the favourites to win it.

They've dismantled a very good and adaptable Japanese team in style today.

Japan left it way too late to try and get themselves back into the game and the game really should have been over before the half.

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It's a fourth World Cup semi-final for Sweden. Could they go all the way this time?

They have never lost to Spain, who they will play on Tuesday at 09:00 BST.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Eden Park

The full-time whistle goes at Eden Park and almost immediately Abba booms from the speakers. The Sweden party is going to last long into the night in Auckland.

Japan's charge just came a little too late and they are left in tears as a result.

The 2011 champions are out and we will have a new name on the World Cup trophy.

SWEDEN ARE THROUGH TO THE SEMI-FINALS!

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Riko Ueki just couldn't get the shot away. Good defending in the end from Sweden.

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Sweden have it right where they want it - deep in Japan's half.

Japan are charging forward, but they are clearly tired and the quality on the final ball just isn't there.

They are taking too long to get their shots off. It's now or never.

Sweden have a chance to slow this game down and are trying to keep the ball in the corner.

Japan have less than three minutes to find that all-important equaliser or else they are out of the World Cup.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

This is the Japan that swept through the group stages.