Women's World Cup Day 6 highlights: New Zealand and Switzerland are expected to join forces to qualify for the opening game team or be produced

On July 25, Beijing time, the Women's World Cup entered the sixth matchday, the first round ended, and the second round of the wonderful game was a lot to see, not to be missed!

10 o'clock: Colombia vs South Korea (Group H)

1. Colombia last competed in the Women's World Cup in 2015, when they beat France 2-0 to claim their first World Cup victory and advance to the knockout rounds.

2. Colombian women's football team has played against Asian teams in the World Cup for the second time, the first time was in the 2011 group stage, with a 0-0 draw with North Korea.

3. South Korea has only won 1 win, 1 draw and 8 defeats in its previous 10 Women's World Cup matches, and has never kept a clean sheet, with the only win coming from 2-1 Spain in the 2015 group stage.

4. In the previous three World Cup first matches, South Korea lost all and never scored.

13:30: New Zealand vs Philippines (Group A)

1. With a 1-0 win over Norway in the first round, New Zealand kept a clean sheet for the second time at the Women's World Cup.

2. New Zealand's record against Asian teams in the World Cup is 1 draw and 3 defeats to remain unwinless.

3. The goal against Norway made Wilkinson the oldest player to score a World Cup for New Zealand at the age of 31 years and 53 days, and she holds the record for the youngest goal.

4. In a 2-0 loss to Switzerland in the first round, Flanigan became the youngest player to play for the Philippines at the age of 18 years and 149 days.

16:00: Switzerland vs Norway (Group A)

1. Switzerland are expected to qualify for the knockout stages for two consecutive Women's World Cups for the first time in their history.

2. After scoring against the Philippines, Bachmann became the World Cup top scorer in the history of the Swiss women's football team with 4 goals.

3. The two teams have met 12 times so far, Norway 9 wins, 1 draw and 2 defeats.

4. Norway have already suffered two consecutive defeats in the Women's World Cup, they have never lost three in a row.

5. Norway has never suffered two consecutive defeats in a single World Cup.

6. If both New Zealand and Switzerland beat their opponents, they will qualify one round earlier, in which case Norway and the Philippines will both be out.