Women's World Cup: VAR talk dominates as Germany reaches quarterfinal
The HinduGermany beat Nigeria 3-0 in another Women's World Cup match dominated by VAR controversy to become the first side through to the quarterfinal. READ | Women's World Cup, as it happened: Germany eases to a 3-0 win over Super Falcons Sara Dabritz converted the spot-kick and Lea Schuller rounded off the scoring late on to set up a last-eight tie with either Sweden or Canada, who meet on Monday. Nigeria made it through as one of the best third-place sides and, thanks to a good save from Chiamaka Nnadozie to deny Lina Magull, it kept Germany at bay for the first 20 minutes. Nigeria had a penalty shout for handball rejected and captain Desire Oparanozie nearly turned the ball in at the back post, but the African side could not find a way through as their opponents made it five clean sheets in a row.