In a historic moment for Moroccan football, the national women's team, known as the Atlas Lionesses, secured a remarkable 1-0 victory against Colombia, propelling them into the last 16 of the FIFA Women's World Cup, per Al Jazeera.

This triumph marks their first-ever appearance in the prestigious tournament.

The decisive match unfolded Thursday in Perth, Australia, with both teams fiercely vying for a place in the knockout stages.

Anissa Lahmari emerged as the hero for Morocco, breaking the deadlock in the dying moments of the first half and ensuring her side maintained their lead until the final whistle.

Meanwhile, in the other Group H encounter, two-time former champions Germany faced a setback, drawing 1-1 with South Korea and subsequently being eliminated from the competition.

The final standings in Group H saw both Morocco and Colombia level on six points each, an impressive feat for the African nation making their debut in the global football event.

Germany, despite putting up a valiant effort, finished with four points, while South Korea trailed with just one point.

Colombia, edging out Morocco on goal difference, claimed the top spot in the group.

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Colombia vs. Jamaica

Melbourne Rectangular Stadium is set to host a momentous clash on August 8, as Colombia prepares to take on Jamaica in a Round of 16 encounter that promises to be a standout fixture of the Women's World Cup.

Despite initial expectations that the match could have featured football powerhouses Germany and Brazil, the forthcoming showdown between Colombia and Jamaica holds immense potential to captivate fans worldwide, the Olympics noted.

Both teams have already exceeded expectations in the tournament, showcasing their prowess on the global stage.

Colombia, making only their second appearance in the Women's World Cup knockout stage, has left an indelible mark with their impressive performances.

Jamaica, on the other hand, has created history by securing their first-ever spot in the Round of 16 and has consistently impressed with each game they play.

The Reggae Girlz displayed remarkable composure in their final Group F encounter, holding Brazil to a hard-fought 0-0 draw.

Meanwhile, Colombia sent shockwaves through the footballing world with their stunning 2-1 victory over Germany, proving that they are a force to be reckoned with in the tournament.

Colombia Will Face England or Nigeria if it Beats Jamaica

If Colombia manages to secure a victory against Jamaica on August 8, they will move forward to face the winner of the match between England and Nigeria, which is scheduled for August 7.

England showcased their best performance in the Women's World Cup thus far, delivering a dominant display to defeat China 6-1 and secure their spot in the last 16 of the competition, per Yahoo! Sports.

On the other hand, Nigeria's impressive run in Group B earned them a second-place finish behind Australia.

The Super Falcons displayed their strength and determination, securing two draws and one win, accumulating a total of five points in the group stage, Soccernet reports.

Although Nigeria had the opportunity to top their group had they emerged victorious in their last game against Ireland, they could only manage a draw. As a result, they now find themselves ready to face the winners of Group D in the Round of 16.

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