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So Norway got off to the perfect start with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Nigeria to move level on points with hosts France in Group A.

You can read the full report here.

And just in case you had forgotten, the tournament really hots up when England meet Scotland

Until next time...

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We'll have three more matches for you tomorrow with all eyes on Nice in the late kick off of course.

Group C gets underway as Australia play Italy and Brazil face Jamaica before old enemies England meet Scotland.

Remember, BBC Sport will have live coverage of every World Cup match across TV, radio, the Red Button and online from the group stages all the way through to the final.

So France lead the way in Group A after the opening round of fixtures with Norway hot on their heels.

The hosts lead on goal difference after beating South Korea by four goals before Norway overcame Nigeria 3-0.

South Korea meet Nigeria in their next match on Wednesday in Grenoble (14:00 BST), before group leaders France and Norway face each other in Nice later that day (20:00).

Andy: Absolutely outstanding today Guro Reiten

Norway had won six of their seven opening games at the Women’s World Cup - make that seven in eight!

The only time they have lost was back in 1991 (a thumping 4-0 defeat to China).

There's the full-time whistle and 1995 winners Norway have got off to a perfect start in France.

The game is just petering-out now, but Nigeria are still trying to push forward to find that elusive goal.

Into the final two minutes...

Ideozu-Frank: Can't believe we're being battered to shreds by these average Norwegians! Oshola is a FC Barcelona striker for crying out loud

There will be six minutes added on for stoppages at the end of this one.

Guro Reiten receives treatment on the turf as we tick into the 90th minute. Fatigue appears to be kicking in for all involved now.

This game is nearing its conclusion now and I don't think Nigeria are going to cause a late upset, but a consolation goal would be good for morale heading into the next two games.

It's nearly disaster for Nigeria goalkeeper Tochukwu Oluehi - who has had a decent game despite the scoreline - as the ball trickles behind for a corner after she spills Caroline Graham Hansen's shot.

The attendance has just been called out at the ground and the official figure is 11,508.

As a Coventry City fan, I doubt we'll see a tenth of that at 'home' games in Birmingham next season!

*Sigh.

Lisa-Marie Utland's race is run and she is replaced by Elise Thorsnes.

Norway have had just one shot on target in this half as they look to hold on to their clean sheet at the other end.

It's worth remembering that progress into the round of 16 could come down to goal difference.

Nigeria nearly open their account for the 2019 Women's World Cup as Asisat Oshoala goes around the Norway goalkeeper but she rolls the ball into the side netting.

The Norwegian defence were backtracking and her touch around the keeper forced her wide.

It's a good chance for Nigeria as Asisat Oshoala arrives late into the Norwegian box, but her side foot effort is blocked by the legs of Ingrid Systad Engen.

Nigeria are 3-0 down but it doesn't stop Rita Chikwelu from bringing out the party tricks.

The forward flicks the ball over her marker before collecting it in the Norwegian box, straight after being thrown the ball.

Nicely done!

The Norwegian midfielder is OK and play resumes with a drop ball to Nigeria.

The Falcons were just starting to get into that rhythm before the halt in play.

With less than half an hour to play, can they find a way back into this?