Hello and welcome to our LIVE coverage of the quarter-final clash between Sweden and Australia at the women's World Cup in Germany.

There you have it! Sweden are through and they face Japan in the semis on Wednesday! Up later it's Brazil v USA...

Early touch for Nilsson as Sweden come forward, they just need to run down the clock now but give it away needlessly.

SWEDEN SUB: Svensson comes off for Nilsson.

Three minutes added time now.

Butt with a deep cross from the right but too deep and away for a throw.

More rotten defending from the Aussies as they try to play it around the back, almost letting Schelin in again, but this time they survive.

Long ball into the Sweden box and Lindahl flaps for the first time today but she gets luck and it spins away from goal and to safety!

The free-kick is wasted though and Sweden get possession back.

De Vanna with a lovely backheel wide left for Knight but a poor ball. Garriock now booked and she would miss the semi but that's not likely anyway.

SWEDEN SUB: Oqvist off for Edlund. Another corner as Schelin tries to clear. The next one is half cleared and Shipard shoots but blocked.

Lindahl with a very good stop from Butt's curling effort which was going wide though.

Garriock has a pop after the initial effort is cleared but well wide.

Free-kick Australia, given away by Fischer, who is booked and misses the semi.

Schelin almost grabs a fourth goal for Sweden. Great cross that Barbieri mishandled. Looked over the line, but no goal. Shouldn't make too much difference.

SUB: Change coming here for Australia as McCallum departs to be replaced by Shipard.

Corner to Sweden after the keeper spills the ball.

Schelin goes it all alone and, with Carroll on her, she can only side-net the finish from wide.

The free-kick is cleared but Sweden have it back on halfway. Australia bring it forward now but Garriock is closed down by Thunebro.

Schelin with a wicked first touch and turn into space, taking two defenders with her and winning a free-kick. Like Ibra without the attitude.

Schelin's a bit of a ringer: she shows great skill and pace to race away from the back four before dragging a low shot wide.