TEN MINUTES REMAININGpublished at 18:38 British Summer Time 18 June 2014
In to the final 10. What can Australia do? They're slipping to a second defeat. They've battled so well but have they run out of steam?
Summary
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Netherlands come from behind to win
Dutch top Group B with six points
Robben & Van Persie score third WC goals
Cahill scores stunning volley for Australia
TEN MINUTES REMAININGpublished at 18:38 British Summer Time 18 June 2014
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Handbags as Ron Vlaar squares up to Mathew Leckie following a challenge. The Netherlands make their second change as Swansea's Jonathan de Guzman is replaced by midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum.
SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 18:34 British Summer Time 18 June 2014
Australia have not given up. On comes the fresh legs of striker Adam Taggart for Tommy Oar.
Text us on 81111published at 18:33 British Summer Time 18 June 2014
Samit, Reading: Looking at the score for a moment I thought Australia were battling it out with Netherlands in the hockey World Cup.
Deepak, London: After Australia's performance they will be gutted if they lose this game.
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Relief for Mat Ryan as he saves from Arjen Robben's free-kick. The Australian keeper then keeps out Nigel de Jong. The Dutch are finally flying.
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The Netherlands are on the charge. Clever play by Arjen Robben as he picks out Wesley Sneijder. Only a brave block prevents the Dutch from increasing their lead.
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Robbie Savage
BBC Radio 5 live"It was a terrible mistake from the goalkeeper and 30 seconds before they could have gone ahead.
"It was an awful goalkeeping error. They've got their heads in their hands the Australian players. There was some swerve on it but he's got to save that. That howler is going to cost them.
"Depay has been fantastic since he came on but Ron Vlaar has been absolutely awful. He gave the ball way just before they scored and Mathew Leckie should have scored. Head into an empty goal. Why chest it?"
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Will Ward:, external A sign of a good team is a team that wins even when they play badly. Netherlands have been poor but still are winning.
L Higgins:, external Talk about sucker punch. Mat Ryan should have done better.
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Can Australia bounce back? Was that a goal too far? Netherlands boss Louis van Gaal is certainly looking a little more relaxed.
GOALpublished at 18:25 British Summer Time 18 June 2014
Mat Ryan will be having nightmares for weeks to come. The Australia keeper allows a 30-yard attempt by substitute Memphis Depay to squirm into the net. Ryan had it covered and should have saved it. Cruel on Australia.
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Ben Cornish:, external How was that a penalty? His arm was at his side. What was he supposed to do?! Great response Robin van Persie.
Vikram Misha:, external This is like watching a ping pong match! Surely there are a few more goals in this mayhem.
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Temperatures threaten to boil over as Robin van Persie, who has already been booked, clatters into Mile Jedinak. The follow through was dodgy to say the least. Van Persie can count himself lucky he is still on the pitch.
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The good news is there's still another half an hour of this cracker remaining. Australia's heads have not dropped since Robin van Persie's equaliser. Pure drama.
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Jack:, external Simply cannot sum this game up. Breathless. What a game. Surely this is one of the most open World Cups ever.
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Robbie Savage
BBC Radio 5 live"What an emphatic finish from Robin van Persie. He rifled it in and that was a sign of a player with real confidence. Just before that Australia had a chance to go 3-1 up but credit to the Dutch for coming back."
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GOALpublished at 18:15 British Summer Time 18 June 2014
Australia's lead lasts no more than four minutes. Another Dutch surge and the Australian defence cannot get the ball clear. It lands at the feet of Robin van Persie, who dispatches it from 10-yards. What a game.
GOAL - Mile Jedinakpublished at 18:11 British Summer Time 18 June 2014
Nerves of steel by Mile Jedinak as he sends the Dutch keeper the wrong way. The Socceroos, the lowest ranked team at the tournament, are leading the 2010 runners-up. What a World Cup.
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Drama! Australia have a controversial penalty. Daryl Janmaat is adjudged to have handled the ball at close range. The Dutch are arguing with the referee. Can the Socceroos take the lead?
Text us on 81111published at 18:09 British Summer Time 18 June 2014
Tom, Dorset: Tim Cahill's goal wasn't quite as good as Radoslaw Majewski's similar stunner for Nottingham Forest against West Brom a few years back. He was jumping for that one!
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Wesley Sneijder goes oh so close, Australia keeper Mat Ryan doing well to tip his curling 20-yard shot behind for a corner.