2019 FIFA Women's World Cup wrap: day 14

Ajara Nchout scores Cameroon's first goal against New Zealand at the Women's World Cup (Getty Images)

Ajara Nchout scores Cameroon's first goal against New Zealand at the Women's World Cup Source: Getty Images

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Day 14 marked the end of the group stages, with the United States, Sweden, Netherlands, Canada and Cameroon officially progressing to the round of 16.

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