Brazil star Marta on the bench, itching to get a piece of the action.

Will she get a few minutes late on?

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20 mins

Brazil 1-0 Jamaica

Have some of that.

Jamaica looking to get back into the game through Cheyna Matthews' run down the right, but the wily old veteran Formiga comes in with a crunching tackle, taking both ball and woman, leaving Matthews in a heap.

Barcelona's Andressa is standing on but and curls a left-footed free-kick over the crossbar.

Brazil turning the screw.

Jamaica skipper Konya Plummer is booked for a late challenge on Beatriz and the Selecao have a free-kick 25 yards out.

Lovely work from Jamaica's dangerwoman Khadija Shaw.

The University Tennessee player makes the chance herself, chasing down a ball down the left and then cutting onto her right peg, but the low, drilled shot is well collected by Brazil goalkeeper Barbara.

Ashley Tipton: Gave England v Switzerland 30 mins and got bored. Decided to give Brazil v Jamaica a watch.

Nice one, you know it makes sense.

74% possession for Brazil in the opening 12 minutes.

Dominant.

Brilliant goalkeeper.

Barcelona's Andressa plays a Iniesta-style throughball to Debinha in on goal.

She approaches the edge of the box and can shoot, but elects to go round the keeper and Sydney Schneider is wise to it, standing her ground before pouncing on the ball to avert the danger.

A superb stop, had she not intercepted Debinha had a free goal to aim at.

Considering they have not won for aaages, Brazil have started really well, full of confidence.

Striker Beatriz attempts to convert a cross but the angle is too narrow to get a shot on target.

A great atmosphere in Grenoble and so it should be with two nations who enjoy a song and dance.

We saw China having plenty of problems defending set-pieces against Germany on Saturday and Brazil are looking to do the same v Jamaica today.

They earn a succession of corners in the opening stages of the contest, but the opposition hold firm.

Goodness me, Brazil goalkeeper Barbara comes steaming off her line, ala Manuel Neuer, she's only a couple of yards short of the halfway line.

In the end it is excellent keeping, knocking the ball to safety with the dangerous Jamaica striker Khadija Shaw closing in.

Away we go at the Stade des Alpes in Grenoble.

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Legendary midfielder Formiga starts for Brazil at the age of 41. She becomes the oldest outfield player in the tournaments history and appears in a record seventh World Cup.

Brazil XI: Barbara, Santos, Kathellen, Monica, Tamires, Andressa, Formiga, Thaisa, Debinha, Bia Zaneratto, Cristiane.

Jamaica XI: Schneider, Bond-Flasza, Allyson Swaby, Plummer, Blackwood, Chantelle Swaby, Solaun, Sweatman, Matthews, Carter, Shaw.

Brazil's national anthem.

In my top five.

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Brazil have taken part in all eight editions of the Women's World Cup, but unlike their male counterparts, have never lifted the trophy.

Their best showing came in 2007 when they reached the final, but were beaten by Germany.

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Jamaica striker Khadija Shaw scored 19 goals in qualification for the 2019 World Cup, more than any other player.

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When Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw graduated with a communications degree from the University of Tennessee in May, it wasn't hard to spot her.

As she collected her diploma, the Jamaica forward burst into her trademark "infectious" smile and repeated three simple words: "I did well. I did well."

For anyone already acquainted with Shaw's story, it was an understatement as huge as her grin.

The 22-year-old, nicknamed 'Bunny' because of a fondness for carrots at an early age, had completed her degree while simultaneously helping Jamaica reach their first World Cup.

She did so after a young life touched by tragedy in her native country, where she lost three brothers and a nephew to gang violence.

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