Germany v South Korea live: Euro 2022 finalists crash out in group stage after shock 1-1 draw

It is all over! Germany are out after a 1-1 draw with South Korea in Brisbane. Morocco beat Colombia 1-0 to progress from Group H. Colombia win the group, Morocco are second. Germany out in third spot despite clubbing Morocco 6-0 in their tournament opener. What an upset!

This time it is Sydney Lohmann who hammers a shot inches over from just inside the box. Almost the winning goal in added time. What a finale here in Brisbane.

Marina Hegering is booked for the foul on Cho So-Hyun, who is the latest player to require treatment. Going to go well beyond the initial nine minutes added.

Players needing treatment every minute it seems. So should be more time added to those inital nine. Germany no closer to finding a winner.

Kim Jung-Mi needing some treatment after colliding with Popp. Germany in a world of misery here.

Astonishing moments, but Germany haven't really done much in the second half since Popp hit the bar. We stay at 1-1 heading for added time.

Moon Mi-Ra takes over from Casey Phair.

Wouldn't save them from the exit door, but they might take Germany with them right here. Kim Hye-Ri is back on her feet after receiving treatment.

Nicole Anyomi replaces Jule Brand for the former champions.

Colin Bell's South Korea side have produced an immaculate strategy in this match to nullify their opponents. Have been terrific all over the pitch.

Another delightful free-kick is floated into the danger area by Ji So-Yun. Germany looking none too clever before walloping the loose ball clear down the pitch. Into the final 10 minutes of Group H.

No wonder. This was not in the script. 39,000 fans perched on the edge of their seats wondering what late twists this match might bring in Brisbane. Germany coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg assessing her options on the touchline.

Morocco contnue to hold a 1-0 lead over Colombia in Perth.

A free header for Popp. All the time in the world, but she nods straight at Kim Jung-Mi from the Sydney Lohmann cross. Glorious chance spurned for the favourites. Should have been 2-1.

Ji So-Yun whips in a brilliant ball. Nobody got a touch on it. Merle Frohms seemed to get a glove on it as the ball flew inches wide of the goal. So close to a second for South Korea. Should have been another corner, but Germany survive.

Cho So-Hyun has put in a superb shift for her side. Scored the opening goal and has put herself about in repelling the Germany attacks. No wonder she needs some treatment from the medics.

72 percent of possession for the favourites in this match as South Korea get pushed further and further back. Surely openings will present themselves in these closing 25 minutes or so with the Asian side tiring.

Lena Lattwein takes over from Sara Däbritz.

Sydney Lohmann on for Klara Bühl.

Park Eun-Sun replaces Chun Ga-Ram.