That's me off to get my lunch.

Join me at 15:30 BST for build-up to the big game... It's England v Scotland in the opening match in Group D, live on BBC One from Nice.

I. Can't. Wait.

In the meantime, check out Tom Garry's excellent report on that dramatic Italy victory. And the live text on Brazil v Jamaica is up and running. See ya!

Australia coach Ante Milicic said: "I wouldn't say it was a strong performance. It was decent but we weren't at our best and in the end we conceded from a set piece, which was very disappointing.

"We'll analyse the way we defended and we have three days to regroup for the Brazil game.

"We've got to look at both ends of the field. We had chances to score a few more but defensively we conceded a few chances as well so that's an area we're going to have to address."

Haiku: And Italy nick it at the death. Fourth bitten, twice shy. Headed in at the finish. Var couldn't waste this.

Barbara Bonansea’s winner in the 95th minute was the latest Italy have ever scored at a Women's World Cup.

Nice.

Italy are top of Group C.

Brazil v Jamaica gets under way in less than half an hour (14:30 BST). You can watch that match on the BBC Red Button and online.

Shamoon Hafez is the man on the live text so it will be a cracker.

Follow that one here.

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The Italian players are still out on the pitch celebrating. This is a historic victory for them. They were also doing the Macarena dance earlier!

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Australia captain Sam Kerr: "It is obviously disappointing to lose but we have two more games and we are not out. We will focus on Brazil.

"We dominated the first half and kept possession well but we didn't take our chances. It's the first game, we have got the jitters out now.

"Hopefully the goals keep flowing but getting a win was the most important thing for us now."

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Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Stade du Hainaut, Valenciennes

Who saw that coming? Well, not many people in the press box, that's for sure.

Australia - the big favourites to top Group C - looked to have been doing all the late pressing as they searched for a winner of their own.

The delighted Italian squad are all in a circle, dancing. On the full-time whistle, they all sprinted on to the field, as if they'd won a penalty shootout. Fantastic scenes for them.

Australia look absolutely gutted, but they've played well enough in spells today to make you think they'll still qualify for the knockout stages.

Does Barbara Bonansea get a 10/10 for that? I think so!

Rate the players' performances out of 10 here.

Barbara Bonansea is just the second Italian to score more than once in a Women's World Cup match, after Carolina Morace in 1991 (hat-trick v Chinese Taipei).

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Barbara Bonanseacan't believe it. She clasps her face and roars with delight. Her teammates sprint over to her and lift her in the end.

The celebrations are jubilant!

Party in Italy tonight!!!!!

One last chance for Italy?

Valentina Giacinti wins a free-kick on the right and they can whip it in...

Laura Giuliani is clawing balls away from her goal. An awkward cross from Emily van Egmond is slapped away, then she punches clear another cross which is fizzed back in from midfield.

It's fizzed in towards Sam Kerr from the right. The Australian captain hits it first time but Sara Gama is on her like a rash and makes the block.

FIVE MINUTES.

What a great game!

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End-to-end stuff.

Daniela Sabatino goes through one-on-one with the keeper but this time she knows she is well offside. Australia get on with it quickly and win a corner at the other end.

It's aimed towards defender Clare Polkinghorne but her header goes well wide of the left post.

Elise Kellond-Knight has a shot blocked before she goes down in the area. There's nothing in it but the Australian players are getting desperate.

Anything, anything will do now!

Aleks: In 2006 Italy robbed Australia in men's World Cup. Today seems like a bit of retribution.