Defending champions are out! Sweden progressed to the FIFAWC quarter-finals after defeating reigning champions United States on penalties. More here! ▶️
12:00 Republic of Ireland vs Nigeria Colombia moved top of Group H after defeating Germany 2-1 at the Sydney Football Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Ibtissam Jraidi was the history maker on the day as he scored the nation's first-ever goal at the tournament, which sealed their maiden victory as well.09:00 Norway v Philippines Jamaica secured their first-ever win at Women's World Cup after after defeating Panama 1-0 on Saturday afternoon. Ilestedt grabbed her second goal in the second half, before Rebecka Blomqvist rounded off the scoring the Swedes.RESULTVAR was front and centre as the Chinese secured their first win in Oceania despite have only 10 players for more than an hour.
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