Japan have another free-kick just left of the penalty area. It's floated in by Jun Endo, but it doesn't challenge the Sweden defence.

The Swedes charge up the pitch and earn their own set piece. Can they put more distance between themselves and Japan with this corner? No.

The game is end-to-end now.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

This is a side of Sweden we've not seem, they look ruffled.

You can hear the crowd and the Japanese fans.

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Japan are throwing the kitchen sink at Sweden. It's chance after chance for them at the minute.

Maika Hamano, who plays her club football in Sweden, comes on for Hana Takahashi.

There will be 10 minutes of added time for Japan to find an equaliser. TEN.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Simplest of finishes, efficient from Honoka Hayashi.

It took a lot to get past Zecira Musovic.

Game on.

To come back as they have done, this is a special group of Japanese players.

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Aoba Fujino thought that was in, it ricochets off the crossbar but the ball can't find it's way over the line.

Japan have a free-kick in a dangerous area after a late Magdalena Eriksson foul.

Could this be the opportunity for Japan to pull back a goal?

Sweden make a couple of changes of their own with Johanna Kaneryd and Elin Rubensson coming off for Hanna Bennison and Sofia Jakobsson.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

You feel Japan had to score that gift of all gifts to get themselves back in this game.

Sweden just have to keep the ball now, they will want to make no mistakes and finish this game within 90 minutes.

Another change for Japan.

Golden Boot leader Hinata Miyazawa is off along with Fuka Nagano, with Kiko Seike and Honoka Hayashi coming on as their replacements.

Could that be the last we see of the tournament's leading goalscorer?

Japan get their first yellow card of the tournament.

The penalty-taker Riko Ueki flies into a late challenge on Magdalena Eriksson with an outstretched leg and her studs up.

Frustration is building for the Japanese number nine.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

That is a missed penalty and in my eyes that is justice.

DRAMA!

Riko Ueki blasts the ball onto the crossbar and she can't get to the follow up either.

Japan won't have better chances than that to get themselves back into the game.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

I didn't see anything in it initially.

She catches her own foot.

I think the referee will be sent to VAR to check that.

That's why we have the technology to ensure that the right decision is made.

Japan have a penalty! Could this be game on?

Substitute Madelen Janogy has the worst of starts, making the slightest of touches on Riko Ueki inside the box.

It's harsh but it's not going to be overturned.

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Sweden manager Peter Gerhardsson has made a double change to deal with this latest Japan charge.

On come Lina Hurtig and Madelen Janogy, off comes captain Kosovare Asllani and Fridolina Rolfo.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Excellent save from Zecira Musovic, brilliant positioning.

Musovic's positioning means that at full stretch she covers the entire goal.

Best chance for Japan so far.

Japan are starting to find some momentum and ask questions of the Swedish defence.

Jun Endo nearly finds herself through on goal but she doesn't have the pace to beat Amanda Ilestedt.

Finally, Zecira Musovic is forced into a save as she palms Aoba Fujino's strike out for a corner.

However, Japan play it short and it comes to nothing.