Good afternoon and welcome to our coverage of the opening Group C match of the 2011 Women's World Cup between Colombia and Sweden in Leverkusen.

The final whistle goes and it's all over for the plucky Colombians. Sweden will be delighted to have the three points after they were given a much sterner test than they perhaps would have expected. There's no doubt that the Swedes should have scored more than their solitary goal as they were very wasteful in front of goal.

Sweden have a chance to make the game safe on the counter-attack but Jakobsson happy just to win the corner and waste a few more seconds

Arias wins a free-kick after a collision with Fischer and switch the ball to the left flank and Rodallega attempts a long-range effort again, but again it's over the bar

There will be four minutes of injury time

Sweden doing well to keep the ball at the right end of the pitch for their purposes and will run down the clock now you would expect

Jakobsson continues to threaten on the right wing but is unfortunate to lose out in a challenge near the by-line and it results in a goal-kick

Rincon takes the kick but it is woeful as she clears the frame of the goal by about fifteen yards in what I think was a cross, very disappointing

Silly challenge by Jakobsson on Rodallega gives Colombia a free-kick on the left wing in a dangerous crossing position

The corner is dominantly punched clear by Lindahl in the Swedish goal

Rodallega breaks down the otehr end of the pitch and out-paces Svensson again winning a corner

Sepulveda continues her excellent performance by out-jumping all the taller players round her and claims the corner brilliantly

Schelin gets free in the area again after an Edlnud flick-on, she may well have handled it but got her shot off anyway and it was tipped round the post by Sepulveda

Long-ball down the right channel finds Vidal but she mis-hits her cross and it goes out for a goal-kick

Ospina struggling with some cramp, but she is going to be fine

The goalscorer Landstrom is replaced by Madelaine Edlund

Vidal replaces Peralta for Colombia

The substitute Jakobsson is clear through on goal but from a tight angle, her shot is beaten away by the goalkeeper

Sjogran has an excellent opportunity to set up a goal for Sweden but chooses to shoot herself when Landstrom was much better placed inside the area, poor decision making from the experienced midfielder.

Jakobssen looks lively playing well forward on the right, getting a cross in, but it's easily defended

Rincon continues to pull the strings for Colombia, but many of her passes are sideways, which would be fine if her team didn't need to score, but they are running out of time here