Colombia eliminated Jamaica in the last eight

In the group stage, Jamaica played better than Colombia in terms of thing chance. Colombia scored 2 pretensions on the way to reach the last sixteen from' H' group. And Jamaica noway let the ball out of their own net on their way to the last sixteen as the first Caribbean platoon from GroupF. 
 
 But the rankings of the two brigades suggest the contrary of such a performance  Colombia 25th and Jamaica 43rd. But that isn't in the words, the power of the big parties is more on the big stage. still, Colombia had a hard time persuading Jamaica that in Melbourne moment. 
 
 Colombia reached the quarter- tests for the first time after defeating Jamaica 1- 0 in the last sixteen of the Women's World Cup. Some may feel bad for Jamaica. In four matches, Jamaica has conceded only one thing. Jamaica kept their own net complete for 321 twinkles before that thing by Catalina Usm in the 51st nanosecond. 
 
 But that one thing in the end was hereafter! After hitting the post formerly and wasting a many good heads, the Jamaican girls returned home with the first thing they conceded in this World Cup. And Colombia reached the last eight and got England as an opponent. The girls from the Latin American country will face the European titleholders in Sydney on Saturday. 
 
 Colombia, who didn't have the occasion to play in the last World Cup, couldn't crack the Jamaican defense in the first half. Coach Nelson Abadia's attacking football has given them good results on the field. But went to the box and meddled up the tight defense. 
 
 In the end, Catalina Usme put Colombia ahead by scoring from Ana Guzman's cross in the 51st nanosecond. Five twinkles latterly, Jody Brown hit the post with a title from a distraction in the Columbia box. From there, Colombia rose to the ball with every attack. Their Real Madrid striker Linda Caicedo was unfit to score despite chancing Jamaican goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer alone. 
 
 After conceding the thing, Jamaica tried desperately but couldn't crack the Colombian defense. Especially in the last 10 twinkles of the listed time, the Jamaican defense players also went up in hunt of a thing. In this occasion, in the 86th nanosecond, Lacy Santos headed the Colombian forward Catalina Usmer's cross, but it hit the post and missed the target.