Defending champions the USA and Sweden were the latest teams to go through, so who will join them with the final round of games taking place from Monday?

Humiliated in their opening Women's World Cup game, Thailand restored a degree of pride despite defeat against Sweden.

Tens of millions of homes across Argentina, Uruguay and parts of Paraguay suffered from a power cut.

Tyson Fury's ruthless display to stop Tom Schwarz suggests "we might just get a golden heavyweight period" in boxing, says BBC Radio 5 Live's Steve Bunce.

The wife of the former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn wants pressure put on Japan over his legal battle.

Tense times in Europe's biggest city. Trump eyes up 2020. And Africa's festival of sport begins.

The Greens' election success reshapes the agenda as EU leaders decide the bloc's priorities.

The internet has been shut down but pro-democracy protesters are finding ways to fight back.

The BBC has uncovered evidence that prescription drugs have been taken out of circulation by health workers and sold on illegally.

The annual remaking of the last remaining Inca rope bridge at Q'eswachaka in Peru.

Australia has about 100 indigenous languages at risk of being lost - so how do you save them?

The Earth's biodiversity is decreasing at a faster rate than ever before. Why is this happening?

Technology is making it possible to tailor treatments to ever smaller groups of patients.

The wife of former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn speaks out about his detention and campaign to free him.

The vote in Görlitz was viewed as a test for the anti-immigration party ahead of regional elections.

Gary Woodland holds off the challenge of world number one Brooks Koepka to claim his first major victory at the US Open.

Joshua Wong gives his backing to protesters angry at a bill allowing extradition to China.

Police arrest "Italy's Bonnie and Clyde" who used the US actor's image to promote a fashion label.

UK-listed companies will be able to sell shares in Shanghai under a new share link, Treasury says.

England are in a far better position to beat Japan than when they met in a "painful" World Cup semi-final four years ago, says defender Lucy Bronze.

The final round of Women's World Cup group-stage matches is under way. Who is through and who will join them?