Eriksen... not this time. The ball drops to him on the edge of the box but he can only shoot off target. He was the man the Danish fans wanted to see the ball fall to, but no joy.

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Ray O'Brien: Some of these Aussie crosses are crying out for a Timmy Cahill to be on the end of them.

Anon: What's the point in taking Cahill to the World Cup if you're not going to use him.

A rush of blood to the head of Thomas Delaney. The Dane is free on the left-hand side of the penalty area but lashes it far too hard across the box.

Straight down the other end Australia go with two chances in quick succession but Kasper Schmeichel saved both - one from Daniel Arzani and one from Mathew Leckie.

Sorry, Mark, no Cahill today as Australia have just made their third change, bringing on Jackson Irvine for Tom Rogic.

If it stays like this Denmark will have four points, France three, Australia one and Peru zero with France taking on Peru at 16:00 BST.

Pione Sisto of Denmark gets a booking, but he's OK, he can still play in the next match.

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Into the last 10 minutes, who can get the winner? Will there be a winner?

And, after seeing Andrew Nabbout's facial expression, it certainly looks just as painful...

Another dangerous ball is fired in front of the Denmark goal, this one from 19-year-old substitute Daniel Arzani but none of his team-mates can get a touch to send it goalwards.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has lacked quality at times, at both ends of the field, and it has lacked any real piece of genius - Eriksen is the only one really out there that you expect that from, but certainly it has been entertaining with lots of efforts on goal.

You wonder who will be happier accepting a draw at the end of this game - Denmark would have four points knowing they have France still to play while Australia will have one point and face Peru. It would really hinge on the later game between France and Peru.

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The ball is fired in towards Mathew Leckie, but the Australian mis-times his jump with the ball bouncing off his shoulder and it is wasted.

That could be the end of Andrew Nabbout's tournament as the Australia forward goes off in pain holding his shoulder. On comes Tomi Juric, who gets the nod with Tim Cahill still available.

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Australia's Andrew Nabbout is currently down getting treatment on a shoulder injury, so a quick breather in the action and time to mention our player rater. You have until 30 minutes after the final whistle to vote.

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Alex Moss: Australia looking up for this now - if Denmark aren't Kjaer-ful they might lose this one.

Cue a howler from Denmark's Simon Kjaer...

Australia are knocking on the door. And the chances come to two British-based players - Aaron Mooy shooting over and Tom Rogic having a shot saved.

Straight down to the other end and Pione Sisto shoots just wide for Denmark.

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Andreas Cornelius has also came on for Denmark (replacing Jorgensen) and he will be no stranger to Cardiff fans.

Cardiff signed him for £7.5m in July 2013, he failed to start a single game in the Premier League with no goals in his eight sub appearances before he was sent back to Denmark.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Mile Jedinak and Aaron Mooy have just dropped so deep that there's no space in between their midfield and defence.

In the first half Eriksen was in between the lines and causing real problems but Australia have done really well since then.

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And that is the end of Robbie Kruse's day as he goes off with 19-year-old Daniel Arzani, the youngest player in the competition, coming on.

Dalsgaard hacks the ball to safety as Robbie Kruse was lurking eight yards out.

A moment of magic, madness or great fortune may well decide this one.