As we head into the final two days of the opening rounds of the 2011 Women's World Cup, all but two quarterfinal spots have been wrapped up, although seeding in the quarterfinals is still very much up in the air.

Here's how it all shakes out.

In Group A, France and Germany meet Tuesday in Monchengladbach to determine the winner of the group. Both teams are through to the quarterfinals no matter the result. France, by virtue of its 4-0 thrashing of Canada, needs only a draw to win the group. In front of what should be another sellout home crowd, Germany will most definitely want a win over its historical rival to win the group as the host nation. It also would prove that its two less-than-spectacular performances against Canada and Nigeria are not indicative of larger troubles.

In Group B, Japan and England meet Tuesday as the No. 1 and No. 2 teams, respectively, in the group. Whichever team wins will finish in first place. Japan is through to the quarterfinals, while England will more than likely advance. Mexico, in third place in the group, still has an outside shot to finish ahead of England if the Three Lionesses lose but would need to make up a five-goal difference in goal differential. Finishing first in the group to avoid facing Germany in the quarterfinals likely had been a goal for all teams in this group, but with the Japan-England kickoff scheduled before France-Germany, they won't know which teams will be their quarterfinal opponents.