The FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand 2023 continues to give surprises in the last stage of the group stage, because this Thursday the last two Group H matches were held in which surprisingly The German team ended up being eliminated after a 1-1 draw against the South Korean national team.
This score left the Teutons with a total of four points to finish in third position in their group to be left without any aspirations before the advantage taken by the teams of Morocco and Colombia, who advanced to the next phase of the World Cup .
This elimination of Germany was based on the defeat suffered by the Colombian team 1-0 against the Moroccan team; both teams finished with six points by picking up two wins and one loss. However, the coffee makers ended up leading Group H by having a four-goal lead.
The Germans did not have the best performance since the start of this match, something that was reflected with Cho So-hyun’s quick goal at minute 6, which demonstrated the dominance of the Koreans; Despite this, Alexandra Popp managed to equalize the score in the 42nd minute to keep the match tied until the end.
As for the Colombia match, the only goal scored in this match was scored by Alissa Lahmari in the 45th minute of the first half after capturing the rebound from a penalty saved by the South American team’s goalkeeper.
Now the coffee team will face the surprise Jamaica in the round of 16 of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand 2023 next Tuesday in Melbourne, where they will seek to continue demonstrating the high level with which they started this championship to seek the title of champions.
Morocco for its part will face the all-powerful France on Tuesday as part of the round of 16 of the competition; this match will take place at the Hindmarsh Stadium.
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