Germany vs Sweden LIVE Women's World Cup 2019: Stream, latest score and goal updates as Stina Blackstenius strikes in quarter-final
Follow the latest updates live from the last World Cup quarter-final as Germany face Sweden for a place in the last four against the Netherlands.
Sweden have not beaten Germany at a World Cup in 24 years since their 1995 triumph, but having beaten Canada in the last 16 they harbour hopes of recording the biggest upset of the World Cup so far. Germany meanwhile are yet to concede a goal in France, having beaten China, Spain and South Africa in the group stage and Nigeria in the last 16. The Netherlands awaits the winner of this quarter-final after they beat Italy 2-0 earlier in the day, while the other side of the draw sees England take on defending champions the United States.
Lina Magull gave Germany the lead after 16 minutes with a wonderful finish after some fine build-up play, but Sweden retaliated just six minutes later as Sofia Jakobsson pounced on a hopeful long ball to level the match against the run of play. Stina Blackstenius then gave Sweden the lead after a positive start to the second half, smashing home on the rebound. Follow the live action below.
90+3 mins: Marozsan gets a cross into the box and Lindahl is screaming at her teammates to get forward. Germany come again, Marozsan on the right slips it to Huth who chips it across goal to Hegering. Glas puts pressure on her and Hegering heads it over.
87 mins: Rubensson goes off for Sweden as the more defensive Bjorn comes on. Marozsan puts the ball into the box and Germany give away a foul.
Eriksson makes a foul and Germany have another free kick. Marozsan delivers it, Lindahl comes out but misses it. Oberdorf wins the header but sends it wide.
81 mins: Ilestedt blocks off Oberdorf from catching a long German ball forward. The Germans quickly win it back and Marozsan sends it into the area, Popp wins the header as Lindahl clatters into her.
78 mins: Cooling break over and Sweden get straight into Germany's box. Jakobsson drives forward, dummies Doorsoun and shoots... Schult punches it away with a strong left hand to make the save.
75 mins: A short corner for Germany is then sent into the box but Lindahl comes and claims it. Time is running out for the German's to get back into this game.
Oberdorf makes a tough challenge on Asllani and the Swede stays down. Free kick to Sweden.
72 mins: Rolfo sends the ball through to Blackstenius who runs the ball into the box. She has to beat Hegering to set up a shot but doesn't. Hegering's defending was great and she times her challenge to perfection.
69 mins: Oberdorf comes on as Germany make another change. Schuller goes off. Popp is sent higher up the pitch as Germany search for the vital equaliser.
66 mins: Fischer goes off with a minor looking leg injury. Ilestedt comes on in her place. Asllani makes a heavy challenge on Popp and gives Germany a free kick.
Marozsan delivers the free kick into the box but Sweden head it away.
57 mins: Rolfo gets the first yellow card of the match and will miss the semi-final if Sweden get there.
Gwinn defends well against Jakobsson again and Germany send the ball long. Lindahl sprints out of her goal and makes a poor clearance. The ball falls to Dabritz who shoots aiming for the open net but sends it wide.
54 mins: Germany win a corner and the ball comes in aiming for Popp. The ball goes out for a throw in and Sweden are allowed to break. They send a long ball forward splitting the centre-backs and Blackstenius shows off her pace and strength t o hold up the ball. Germany eventually get their defence in order and Sweden lose the ball.
51 mins: Lots of work to do now for Germany. Magull wins a free kick on the halfway line that Germany play quickly. Sweden win the ball back and Jakobsson goes on another run down the right before Gwinn takes the ball off her.
48 mins: GOAL! Stina Blackstenius scores for Sweden. Asllani gives the ball to Jakobsson who whips it into the box from the right. Rolfo heads it back across goal and Schult dives to her left to save it one handed but she only pushes it to Blackstenius who smashes it into the back of the net.
