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Sweden has seized a spot in the World Cup knockout stage and a measure of revenge against Germany.

The Swedes' second-half goal spree gave them a 3-0 win over Mexico and sent the defending champion Germans home after they fell 2-0 to South Korea in the simultaneous match. Mexico backs into the round of 16 with two wins despite giving up one more goal than they scored over the course of the three matches.

Ludvig Augustinsson and Andreas Granqvist scored minutes apart after a scoreless first half, and Sweden got its third courtesy of an own goal on Mexico defender Edson Alvarez. Sweden will play in the knockout stage for the first time in a dozen years despite blowing a 1-0 lead on 10-man Germany in the previous match, the 2-1 defeat coming on virtually the final kick in injury time.