World Cup 2010: Day 13 action

Crowds gather at Soccer City as Ghana take on Germany to see who will progress from Group C. Ghana are in pole position before kick-off and the prize for the group winners is a match against England in the next round Photograph: Shaun Botterill /FIFA via Getty Images Photograph: Shaun Botterill /guardian.co.uk It's an absorbing match with plenty of chances at either end as both teams take the bull by the horns and go for it. The match is settled on the hour when Mesut Ozïl, who's had an outstanding tournament so far, leathers a shot from outside the box which gives the Ghanaian keeper no chance Photograph: Kerim Okten/EPA Photograph: Kerim Okten/guardian.co.uk Despite losing, the result in the other game goes in their favour and Ghana are the first African team to qualify for the next round. Andre Ayew, left, and John Pantsil celebrate Photograph: Michael Steele/Getty Images Photograph: Michael Steele/guardian.co.uk This chap is happy too ... Photograph: Joern Pollex/Getty Images Photograph: Joern Pollex/guardian.co.uk Over in Nelspruit, Australia and Serbia meet, knowing that a victory still may not be enough for them to qualify. Australia's Mark Bresciano fights for the ball with Serbia's Dejan Stankovic Photograph: Howard Burditt/Reuters Photograph: Howard Burditt/guardian.co.uk Australia take the lead late in the game with a Tim Cahill header, and then double it four minutes later when Brett Holman hammers home a long distance shot. The Aussies still need another goal and must hope that Germany increase their lead in Jo'burg Photograph: Ryan Pierse/FIFA via Getty Images Photograph: Ryan Pierse/guardian.co.uk Pantelic pulls one back for Serbia with six minutes to go but it's not enough and neither is Australia's victory as they go out on goal difference Photograph: Howard Burditt/Reuters Photograph: Howard Burditt/guardian.co.uk In group C, it's all to play for as both teams still have a chance to qualify if they win. Algeria's Karim Matmour, left, competes for the ball with USA's Carlos Bocanegra Photograph: Brian Snyder/Reuters Photograph: Brian Snyder/guardian.co.uk It's another fascinating game, with the US having another goal disallowed which looked perfectly fine. With the score goalless, it looks like Slovenia will be joining England in the next round ... until injury time when Landon Donovan steps up to slot the ball home following a save from the Algerian goalkeeper Photograph: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images Photograph: Kevork Djansezian/guardian.co.uk Donovan's goal has broken the heart of this Algeria fan Photograph: Ian Walton/Getty Images Photograph: Ian Walton/guardian.co.uk The jubilant US players get a visit from former president Bill Clinton Photograph: Jeff Mitchell /FIFA via Getty Images Photograph: Jeff Mitchell /guardian.co.uk