Women's World Cup Day 5: Brazil's Ary Borges scores hat trick; Germany scores tournament-high 6 goals

It was a high scoring affair overnight at the Women's World Cup as both Germany and Brazil moved atop their group tables with dominating wins. A collective 10 goals were scored between the winning sides as they held opponents scoreless.

It was a tougher task for Italy and Argentina in their match, but Italy's veteran captain powered one in late for the winning score.Ary Borges scored a hat trick in her World Cup debut, becoming the first Brazilian player to do so. Her first two goals gave Brazil an early 2-0 lead that felt more than secure and a third came late in the match. Brazil is the only nation to win all eight opening matches in World Cups, and added a ninth with the 4-0 victory against Panama, which made its debut.

It was her first World Cup goal and she collapsed her face into her hands on the ground for a short while in relief. Borges added a second in 39th minute, tapping in a rebound off her own header. Tamires made the cross. Borges gave up the chance at a hat trick two minutes into the second when she took a cross from Debinha again. Instead of a shot, she pushed it back to Bia Zaneratto, who scored with a strike at the top of the net.

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