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Here come Australia.
A free-kick is curled into the danger area and Brazil cannot clear it properly, Tameka Yallop blazing wastefully over the bar.
That was a good chance.
Summary
Australia fight back from 2-0 down to win 3-2
Brazil's first group-stage defeat in 24 years
Winning goal controversially awarded by VAR
Marta scores record 16th World Cup goal for Brazil
Cristiane takes tally to four goals in two games
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CLOSE!published at 50 mins
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The first serious chance of the second half falls to Brazil.
Debinha finds herself in acres of space out wide before cutting in and unleashing a stinging arrowed drive which flashes narrowly wide.
Good attempt!
'Brazil can hang on'published at 18:07 British Summer Time 13 June 2019
Australia 1-2 Brazil
Casey Stoney
Manchester United Women manager on BBC TwoBoth teams need to tidy up defensively from crosses. I think Brazil can hang on. They've still got those magic moments in those special players to come.
Image source, Getty ImagesSUBSTITUTIONpublished at 48 mins
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Veteran midfielder Formiga has also not re-appeared.
Brazil have sent on midfielder Luana and forward Ludmila.
KICK-OFFpublished at 46 mins
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What's happened to Marta?
She's not appeared for the start of the second half and Brazil have made a couple of changes.
That's not good for the South Americans.
All aboard the fun bus!published at 18:00 British Summer Time 13 June 2019
Just Canada's team heading for training dancing on the team bus to Shania Twain...
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End of twitter postNext stop for England...published at 17:59 British Summer Time 13 June 2019
England v Argentina (Friday, 20:00 BST)
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in NiceWelcome to Le Havre’s Stade Oceane, where England will take on Argentina in their next Group D game on Friday (20:00 BST). We are expecting at least 16,000 fans here at the bluest stadium you’ve ever seen.
We’ll be talking to Lionesses boss Phil Neville and his counterpart Carlos Barrello shortly to find out their thoughts on the match.
Back in actionpublished at 17:58 British Summer Time 13 June 2019
Remember, England and Scotland are back in action tomorrow.
While Scotland look to bounce back from losing to the Lionesses against Japan in Rennes (14:00 BST), Phil Neville's side face Argentina in Le Havre.
You can follow both games live across the BBC.
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Marta's 16th Women's World Cup goal sees her equal the top scorer in the history of the men's tournament - Germany’s Miroslav Klose.
The Brazil captain has scored 25% of Brazil’s Women's World Cup goals – 16 out of 64.
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Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Stade de la Mosson, MontpellierNow the Aussies are on their feet in the stands!
Just a few moments ago, a few of the Matildas' players appeared to have a bit of a moan at one another in the aftermath of that second goal. Morale was low.
Now they're all high fives and roars of 'come on' instead. It's most definitely game on.
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Claire Rafferty
Ex-England international on BBC TwoThis makes it more interesting, it's exactly the response Australia needed. The ball was initially cleared but Australia put it back in and Foord was there to pounce. You can see Brazil's frustration.
Image source, Getty ImagesHALF-TIMEpublished at 17:49 British Summer Time 13 June 2019
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GOAL - Australia 1-2 Brazilpublished at 45 mins
Caitlin Foord
Game on!
Australia give themselves a lifeline right at the end of the first half as Brazil fall asleep at the back and Caitlin Foord slides in to stab home.
Moments earlier Monica produced a desperate clearance to keep out Sam Kerr.
This is another cracker!
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Australia 0-2 Brazil
Moments before Brazil's second, Sam Kerr forced Barbara into a smart save with a first-time shot.
Seconds later Australia are 2-0 behind. Fine margins...
'Mountain to climb'published at 17:42 British Summer Time 13 June 2019
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Claire Rafferty
Ex-England international on BBC TwoIt's a fantastic delivery and Cristiane capitalised on it. It was lackadaisical by Australia and you don't need to give Brazil chances. Australia have got a mountain to climb now.
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Australia 0-2 Brazil
Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Stade de la Mosson, MontpellierThe Brazil fans are in dreamland now! Aussies have heads in hands around us. They've got a mammoth task in front of them now.
And what a leap from Cristiane.
GOAL - Australia 0-2 Brazilpublished at 38 mins
Cristiane
She can't stop scoring!
Cristiane, who scored a hat-trick against Jamaica in the last game, gives Brazil a two-goal cushion with a perfectly placed header while under pressure from Stephanie Catley.
It's an outstanding finish from the Brazilian who now has four goals for the tournament.
If Australia were in trouble before, it's reaching crisis point now.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 17:36 British Summer Time 13 June 2019
#bbcfootball
Sam Noakes: Get in from work. Stick football on. Watch my sweepstake chances take a Marta-penalty-shaped battering.
At least you don't have Thailand, Sam...
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Australia 0-1 Brazil
Claire Rafferty
Ex-England international on BBC TwoOn Brazil having nine straight defeats before the World Cup...
It just goes to show that form in friendlies is irrelevant. It's about your results in the World Cup.
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Marta is the first player to score in five different editions of the Women’s World Cup, scoring in 2019, 2015, 2011, 2007 and 2003.
Does she have a statue? If not then she deserves one. If she does have one, build another...
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