Germany v Spain live updates - latest Euro 2022 as score as Group B favourites clash

That'll do it, Germany have won and are through to the quarter-finals.

It's bouncing around the German box, but Spain can't get an opening for a shot until a Guerrero drive deflects safely into the hands of Frohms.

Brand almost one-two's her way through the middle of Spain's defence, but Paredes snuffs out the danger. We'll have three additional minutes, minimum.

Buhl departs for Germany replaced by Brand. This feels done now, and the play is drifting.

A wild, flying challenge from Oberdorf draws a yellow card, and puts her out of the final group match.

Guerrero comes on for Spain, replacing Caldentey.

Wassmuth gets through Spain's high line from a through pass and is clean through. She rounds Panos and tucks it home, but the flag goes up immediately and she was indeed offside.

Both teams are tiring a bit here, it's a sweltering night in Brentford. In the last few minutes Germany seem to have ridden out a mini-storm and now have a free kick in Spain's half.

Oberdorf goes in late on Bonmati, and that's a yellow card. She'll miss the next match. From the free kick, a huge header from Hegering clears a dangerous ball in.

Germany are just defending now. Spain are pushing, pushing; can they break through? That save by Frohms could prove crucial.

Dabritz out, Dallmann in for Germany.

A lovely dinked ball into the area finds Caldentey, who sidefoots a volley to the top corner. Frohms, at full stretch, does brilliantly to tip it over the bar!

Sheila Garcia and Aleixandri depart for Spain, replaced by Cardona and Del Castillo.

On it goes, but Spain aren't really getting within 25 yards of goal before a German tackle intervenes.

Spain have got the ball, as per, but Germany don't need to force this; at the moment it feels more likely that Germany will catch them on the break and put the game to bed.

Off go Rauch and Popp for Germany, and Lucia Garcia for Spain. On come Kleinherne and wassmuth for Germany, and Pina for Spain.

Now Spain almost get through with a ball over the top to Lucia Garcia, but Frohms is out quickly time a sliding challenge perfectly and clear the danger. That would have been controversial if Spain had scored right there.

On the replay it's a foul clear as day, but when the ball goes out Frappart isn't called over for another look. That's faintly ridiculous, as Paredes had a full handful of Popp's shirt there.

Germany hoik a clearance downfield and it's a foot race to the loose ball between Paredes and Popp. There's no one else around and Popp gets there first, and looks to be clearly brought down by Paredes. Our referee Frappart waves play on though, and Germany can't quite believe it!

Ouahabi wins a corner on the left for Spain. It's whipped to the front post and put behind by Germany - twice - before Paredes gets on the third one, heads it down, and Hegering heads the bouncing ball off the line!