Right, that's it from us for today. Here's Neil Johnston's report on that goalless draw between Switzerland and Norway.

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Former Scotland midfielder on ITV1

When Switzerland look back on this game they'll be proud of the performance.

They were resilient and well organised.

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England forward on ITV1

It was a more positive performance from Norway but they did lack some conviction.

It's [qualification] not in their hands now.

For Switzerland, you could tell they were happy with the draw, they were much more conservative.

And in the earlier Group A game, New Zealand missed a golden opportunity to edge closer to the knockout stages as the Philippines became the first debutants to pick up a win at this tournament.

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This is how it looks in Group A after today's results. Switzerland are in control and will fancy their chances of getting a result against co-hosts New Zealand on Sunday to progress.

Meanwhile, Norway face the Philippines in a huge deciding game on the same day.

All over and it ends goalless as Norway go four matches without scoring at a major tournament.

The point means Switzerland need just a point from their final group game to progress, while nothing less than a win will do for Norway, and even that might not be enough.

Marion Rey is on for about a minute as she replaces Ramona Bachmann.

Late chance to take all three points for Switzerland but Sandrine Mauron can't direct a header from a great ball in from the left goalwards.

There's four minutes of time added on.

Norway need to find a winner or progression to the knockouts is out of their hands.

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Changes for both sides as Vilde Bøe Risa and Thea Bjelde make way for Marit Bratberg Lund and Ingrid Engen for Norway.

Seraina Piubel is replaced by Meriame Terchou for Switzerland.

Norway are pushing for a winner and that's leaving them exposed at the back as Switzerland come forward down the left before Ramona Bachmann finds Seraina Piubel inside the box but her shot has the sting taken out of it by a challenge.

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Norway win another free kick on the edge of the box, this time more central, and this time Caroline Graham Hansen drives it over.

Norway have a free kick on the left side of the box. It is a dangerous position and Caroline Graham Hansen goes for the near post but there's lots of Switzerland players there to clear.

Frida Maanum cuts the ball back on the right but Caroline Graham Hansen can't get to it. Switzerland then break through Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic but her run is halted by a challenge right on the edge of the Norway box.

A point would be a very good result for Switzerland, keeping them top of Group A, and it feels like they are taking a safety first approach now.

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Midfielder Sandrine Mauron is on now for Switzerland, replacing Géraldine Reuteler.

Just over 10 minutes remaining.

Vilde Bøe Risa drives over after a Norway corner is half cleared.

Norway are finishing this game strongly, as they need to if they are to get a first win of the tournament.

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Former Leeds striker on ITV

Thalmann is the reason Switzerland still have a clean sheet.

Norway are ramping up the pressure, especially down the right-hand side with Graham Hansen causing problems.

She's had a great impact since coming on.