Panama captain Marta Cox scores a stunning free kick against France, the World Cup career of a legend ends, and South Africa takes down football giants. Here are five quick hits from Wednesday's matches.
It's being heralded as one of the goals of the tournament, and Panama's Marta Cox was at the centre of it in the game against France.
"I'm so happy for her and it was so cool. I wouldn't say I was not expecting it, because she's so clinical at set pieces."
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