Women's World Cup 2023: What to expect on Day 11

The focus on Day 11 turns to misfiring Norway as they try to rescue their World Cup campaign as they face the Philippines in Group A.

At the same time, group leaders Switzerland come up against co-hosts New Zealand, who know that defeat will see them exit the competition.

The second round of matches are also set to take place in Group H. Germany powered to a 6-0 win against Morocco in their first outing and they'll be hoping for another win over Colombia.

Their opponents started with a 2-0 win over South Korea, who face Morocco.

World number 72 Morocco, the first Arab team to play at the tournament, were hopelessly outgunned by Germany in game one and blew out the score with two own goals in the second half.

South Korea's World Cup also started in the wrong fashion after a 2-0 loss to Colombia, but they did make some history as Casey Phair became the youngest ever World Cup player at 16 years and 26 days of age.

It was former Republic of Ireland boss Colin Bell who gave Phair her debut. Bell managed the Girls in Green up until 2019, when he left to take up a position with Huddersfield Town. He was succeeded by Vera Pauw.

If there is a winner here, they will put themselves right in the mix for qualification with South Korea to face Germany in their final fixture and Morocco will come up against Colombia.

Co-hosts New Zealand are 90 minutes away from a historic first - no matter the result when they take on Switzerland in their final group game on Sunday.

Since the first edition in 1991, the hosts have always qualified for the knockout stages and New Zealand will advance if they win. Qualification will also mark the first time in six attempts they have reached the knockouts.

But with three points separating table toppers Switzerland