World Cup: Australia keep tournament hopes alive after win over Tunisia

1. RESULT: Tunisia 0-1 Australia - Mitchell Duke's first-half header keeps the Socceroos' tournament hopes alive
2. Reaction as England draw 0-0 with USA and Wales lose 2-0 to Iran
3. England top Group B and need point in final game against Wales to qualify
4. Wales must win and hope USA-Iran is a draw
5. Four games on Saturday: Tunisia v Australia (10:00 GMT), Poland v Saudi Arabia (13:00), France v Denmark (16:00), Argentina v Mexico (19:00)
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Try and get past Souttar

All these little marks show the tackles, interceptions, ball recoveries, clearances and blocks made by Harry Souttar.

A superb performance.

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Danny Murphy

Former England midfielder on BBC One

Tunisia have huffed and puffed but they haven't really had that moment. If anything, Australia have looked quite dangerous on the counter-attack.

Clumsy challenge by Ferjani Sassi. It's a booking and more respite for Australia. They're on the brink of a first win at a World Cup for 12 years.

'More energy'

Danny Murphy

Former England midfielder on BBC One

The chances are coming because Tunisia are playing with so much more energy and are throwing men forward.

They should have done it 20 minutes or even half an hour ago. It's bizarre.

'Anxiety levels high'

Emma Sanders

BBC Sport at Al Janoub Stadium

You can feel the anxiety in the stadium. This is intense. Stoke's Harry Souttar has been absolutely immense.

If Australia hold on, they have him and Mat Ryan to thank for a lot of it.

Harry Souttar, Danny!

'Given absolutely everything'

Danny Murphy

Former England midfielder on BBC One

I'm just glad I don't have to give a player of the match because between Aaron Mooy and Harry Souttar - how could you choose?

They've given absolutely everything.

I make it 22 attempts and counting. Just the one goal.

We're going to have six minutes of additional time.

Karen Bardsley

Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I can't actually believe it's still 1-0 with the amount of chances both teams have had.

Harry Souttar is nailed on for man of the match surely. He's been outstanding.

'Superman Souttar'

Danny Murphy

Former England midfielder on BBC One

Harry Souttar has been like superman back there. Considering he hasn't played for so long, it's incredible.

The chances keep on coming for Tunisia.

Wahbi Khazri tries to guide it in from about eight yards but it's straight at Mat Ryan.

Shot happy Msakni

Youssef Msakni has attempted six of Tunisia's nine shots in this game - indeed, this is the most shots attempted by a Tunisian player in a World Cup match.

The green lines below show his shots on target, the red shots off target and blue shots are blocked.

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'Take a bow!'

Vicki Sparks

BBC commentator

What a brilliant recovery. Harry Souttar, take a bow! He's been absolutely outstanding.

Big moment in the game and Souttar and Australia came up trumps.

Chance for Tunisia but Harry Souttar makes a superb challenge.

Australia have been immense at the back.

'Anywhere will do'

Conor McNamara

BBC Radio 5 live commentator

We've reached the anywhere-will-do stage now for Australia.

SUBSTITUTIONS

The Socceroos eat up some more seconds. On come Keanu Baccus and Awer Mabil.

'Elegant and classy'

Danny Murphy

Former England midfielder on BBC One

Even in the few glimpses we've seen of Hrustic since he's come on, he's looked elegant and classy - willing to use his skill.

A punt forward into the path of Wahbi Khazri but the substitute cannot control it.

Moments later Montassar Talbi lets fly from outside the box but it sails into the arms of Mat Ryan.

'Take responsibility'

Danny Murphy

Former England midfielder on BBC One

The time in the game for safety has gone. Tunisia's players have to take responsibility to try and make things happen.