A hat-trick has been scored against Jamaica in each of their two group matches at the World Cup in France.

They became the third side to have conceded consecutive hat-tricks after Mexico in 1999 and Ecuador in 2015.

Will they have a third scored past them today? Sam Kerr is ready and waiting...

National anthems time! Plenty of fancy dress and face paint in the stands. The Jamaicans are certainly here to enjoy themselves.

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Australia came into the tournament with pretty high hopes having reached the quarter-finals in their last three appearances.

Star striker Sam Kerr is in hot form and they are currently ranked sixth in the world. Victory in the Tournament of Nations in March was the perfect way to prepare for the World Cup too.

But Italy failed to read the script and shocked Australia to win their opening group game 2-1 thanks to a 95th-minute winner from Barbara Bonansea.

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It meant Australia needed a result against Brazil to settle the ship and at 2-0 down, looked lost.

A battling second-half performance did the trick, earning Australia an excellent 3-2 win but they didn't half make it hard for themselves.

If they can perform to their best, they shouldn't have a problem today. But work needs to be done if they are to progress far in the tournament.

The Stade des Alps is one of the nicest venues in this World Cup and the weather in Grenoble today is lovely!

The stands are starting to fill up with yellow in all corners.

Okay, brace yourselves. I spent a while trying to work this out...

Australia are in the last 16 with a draw or a win. They still have a chance of finishing runners-up if they better Brazil's result against Italy.

If both teams win, Australia will need to have won by two more goals than Brazil to move ahead on goal difference and goals scored. For example, if Brazil beat Italy 1-0, then Australia would need to win 3-0.

But if Australia win and Brazil draw, the Matildas will go through as runners-up with more points. The same applies if Brazil lose.

The only way Australia can overthrow Italy at the top of the group is if they win by a margin of AT LEAST five and the Azzurri lose.

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It's been tough for Jamaica so far in France. The lowest-ranked country at this year's World Cup lost 3-0 in their opening match, before being thumped 5-0 by Italy.

They have conceded a penalty in each of their opening games and are yet to score a goal.

But just being here is an achievement for the 'Reggae Girlz' and they will be looking to soak up every bit of today if it is to be their final match at their debut finals.

All is not lost though. A victory here would give them some hope of progressing. That in itself would be an incredible feat given the fact Jamaica's national team had a four-year break before 2014.

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Can we please just take a moment to appreciate this interview with Sam Kerr following that match.

Genius. Pure genius.

Australia came from 2-0 down to beat Brazil 3-2 in their last group game, which massively boosted their chances of progressing.

A penalty scored by Marta and a header by Cristiane put Brazil in control in Montpellier but goals by Caitlin Foord, Chloe Logarzo and an own goal by Monica earned the Matildas a stunning win.

"We don't listen to the haters," captain Sam Kerr told reporters after the match. "We came back from the deep."

Matildas boss Ante Milicic described the comeback win as "one of the finest Australian performances I've ever seen".

"The players deserve all the rewards they were given. They never stopped believing. Hopefully this brings our country together."

This is the moment everybody is talking about. France topped Group A last night with a controversial win over Nigeria, leaving the Super Falcons fighting for their lives to stay in the World Cup.

Norway went through as runners-up with a 2-1 win, knocking opponents South Korea out in the process, while China and Spain's 0-0 draw ensured they both went through from Group B.

Germany also thrashed South Africa 4-0 to top Group B in the afternoon.

Brazil and Australia both need just a draw from their respective games to guarantee qualification to the last 16 tonight.

Jamaica could still qualify in theory too. The Reggae Girlz must beat Australia and overhaul a goal-difference deficit of eight, as well as hoping for results elsewhere to go their way.

Already-qualified Italy will top their group if they do not lose to Brazil and could even win the group if they lose narrowly.

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Australia forward Lisa de Vanna is making her 150th appearances for the Matildas tonight.

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The Reggae Girlz make three changes to the team that suffered a 5-0 mauling by the Italians.

Nicole McClure replaces 19-year-old keeper Sydney Schneider. Toriana Patterson and Cheyna Matthews also come into the side.

Chinyelu Asher and Havana Solaun drop to the bench.

Jamaica XI: McClure, Campbell, Swaby, Plummer, Blackwood, Shaw, Swaby, Patterson, Grey, Matthews, Cameron

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There are three changes to the Australia side who came from behind to beat Brazil.

Elise Kellond-Knight misses out through injury, while forward Caitlin Foord and midfielder Tameka Yallop also drop out.

In comes Karly Roestbakken, Katrina Gorry and Lisa De Vanna.

Australia XI: Williams, Catley, Roestbakken, Kennedy, Carpenter, Van Egmond, Gielnik, Gorry, De Vanna, Logarzo, Kerr

BBC Sport's all-rounder Gary Rose is in the hot seat to take you through Italy's game with Brazil if you want to keep updated with what's happening over in Valenciennes.

I'll let you know of any developments though.

Day 12 of the Women's World Cup. Two more days to go of the group stages before a rest day on Friday.

There's 12 nations already through to the last 16, including Italy, but the rest of Group C are all still in with a chance of progressing - though it's very slim hopes for Jamaica.

I'll be keeping you updated on how things pan out in Grenoble as Jamaica take on Australia at the Stade des Alpes. Kick-off is half an hour away.

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