After the first match threw up such drama, can France and Korea manage to live up to those standards? Let's see. We get under way in 45 minutes.

Absolutely crushingly dominant performance from France. Korea were utterly outclassed. And now we have a quarter-final between France and Germany. Exciting stuff! One more round-of-16 match to go today - Canada v Switzerland. Join me in just over an hour for that.

Hamraoui's shot skims the top of the net, and she despairs.

Three more minutes to be added on.

That final touch just isn't there in the box now without Delie and Le Sommer.

The TV cameras are trying to put a close-up on Delie, sitting on the bench. She promptly throws a vest over her face.

Boulleau looks dazed after a foul on her by Lee.

Third and final change for France, and no hat-trick for Delie.

Renard rising commandingly to get that away and set up Thomis for the break.

Another free kick to Korea, this time on the other wing.

That's simple even for Bouhaddi to claim, despite her attempts to miss as many as possible.

And there's Hamraoui's yellow card. Free kick to Korea.

And another sub for France - Abily off, Hamraoui on.

Poor clearance from Bouhaddi, straight to Yoo, but the keeper redeems herself with a good fingertip save.

Le Sommer is heading off, replaced by Thiney.

Korea are defending better when the attack from Thomis comes, at least.

Maybe the plan is to maintain dominance and give the onlooking Silvia Neid more to think about.

France are coasting. Seems a bit weird for them not to rest a couple of players now before that Germany challenge.

Korea can't get anywhere near this. They're chasing shadows.