Euro 2022 quarter final: Germany vs Austria live updates - latest score as Magull gives Germany 25th-minute lead

And now we've all had a chance to catch our breath, why not have a read of our in-depth match report, now on site!

Die Nationalelf take a step closer to winning their ninth title as they march into the semi-final with a 2-0 win over a resilient Austria, Lina Magull and Alexandra Popp scoring the goals.

They will meet either France or Netherlands in the semi-final on Wednesday.

Germany are 180 seconds from glory.

Finally, Germany seal their place in the semi-final - but not in the fashion you would imagine!

Popp, for the fourth game in a row, gets on the scoresheet as she blocks Zinsberger's attempted clearance and she gets the luck of the bounce as it hits the back of the net!

Lisa Makas is on for Billa.

Brand's first touch sees her winning Germany a free-kick, as Dunst goes into the book.

That will prove to be Buhl's last action as she's replaced by Jule Brand.

This is the chance to wrap it up for Germany as Popp unselfishly squares it to Buhl and with the goal gaping she somehow screws her shot wide!

Puntigam makes way for Hobinger.

Buhl with a beautiful curling effort, looks for all the world as if it's heading in, but - believe it or not - it smashes off the post.

Zinsberger watches the ball all the way as she paws the ball away from Popp's head.

She then gathers herself to parry Oderdorf's shot from distance - it was dipping and awkward.

Superb goalkeeping.

Germany are far from in control and a second goal would have been so precious. As it stands, they're in for a nervy final 15 minutes.

That would have killed it off - and Austria would only have themselves to blame.

Zinsberger's pass is intercepted by Dallmann. She's searching for the top corner but gets just too much on her shot as it flies over the bar.

A first change of the night from Austria sees Hicklesberger replaced by Katharina Nascheweng. Still plenty of time for an equaliser.

A raking ball is knocked on for Dallmann's run but she lifts her shot over the bar. And then the offside flag is raised.

Popp finds herself unmarked to meet Gwinn's cross after good work from Huth, but it's a poor effort as she fails to generate any power or direction with her header.

The goalscorer Magull is off and on comes Linda Dallmann.

Lena Lattwein replaces Dabritz, who was on a yellow card.

Confidence growing in the Austrian ranks, you feel. They may feel it's not going to be their night after hitting the woodwork three times, but they're not about to give up.