South Korea look a bit more compact at the start of this second half but France are still able to play around, through and over them.

Kadidiatou Diani's touch lets her down though and Hwang Bo-ram gets a toe-in and robs her of possession in the box.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

South Korea just need to keep the ball better and they have to challenge Wendie Renard better in defensive areas.

Here's that third goal which hit the net just seconds before the half-time whistle.

Off we go. Can France score more? Can South Korea fight back?

Eugenie Le Sommer’s goal after nine minutes is the fastest in an opening game of the Women's World Cup.

Image source, Getty Images

Jon Salinger: Loving this opening game of the FIFA WWC - really refreshing game of football with no diving or fake injuries. The Men could learn a lot from watching this. The French Women are on fire!

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The South Koreans haven't laid a finger on Wendie Renard. They have given one of the best headers of the ball in the world a free run to pick her spot.

You cannot sit off her like that. You can't not notice her. It's been too easy.

As expected, it's been Chelsea's Cho So-hyun and Lyon's Eugenie Le Sommer who have been the best players for their respective nations so far.

Le Sommer is a serious talent and I think she could potentially win the Golden Ball if France go all the way in this tournament. It's a stage set for her to shine.

Image source, Getty Images

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Le Parc des Princes

This capacity crowd have been treated to a breathless first-half display from the hosts, who will take some stopping in this tournament if they're going to play with this much desire, this movement and this deafening backing from the stands.

The energy - both on the pitch and around the stadium - is unlike anything I've seen in the women's game since the 2016 Olympics and the last World Cup.

Hope Solo
Former US goalkeeper and World Cup winner

I am so impressed by Wendie Renard. She is unstoppable and she times here run perfectly. South Korea cannot stop her.

Delphine Csacarino has a touch of the Eden Hazard's about here doesn't she?

She has had a splendid first-half for France.

She's got skill and great pace and she had four players around her at one point and she thought 'no you can't get this ball off me, I will drag you towards me and make space for a teammate.'

The only thing missing for her is a goal.

Here's Wendie Renard using her aerial ability to head in the host's second goal of the game.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wendie Renard is a good six inches taller than the player marking her.

But she has to make an effort to get a shoulder in and close it down and put her off in some way. South Korea haven't been able to do that.

10 of Wendie Renard's last 11 goals for France have come from headers.

Her first goal in this match was her first international goal since she scored against England in March 2017.

Alex Scott
Ex-England international on BBC One

The pressing and the energy from every French player meant South Korea could not get anywhere near them.

France are cruising, South Korea have A LOT of work to do.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

All you need is a good delivery into the box with pace and Wendie Renard will score a goal. It's an out swinger but it's poor defending and there is no real challenge on her.

Left-back Amel Majri has been marauding up and down the pitch all half but this time her shot is blocked.

Another corner to France.