That's Wahbi Khazri's last action of the game and what a final action it could prove to be. Issam Jebali is on in his place.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium

Well, well, well. This changes EVERYTHING. The Tunisia fans next to me are going absolutely crazy. This is the goal they have been waiting for all tournament! The entire squad was on their feet, with substitutes even running onto the pitch then remembering they're not allowed and quickly sprinting back off it.

A double change for Denmark.

Off come Martin Braithwaite and Mathias Jensen. On go Kasper Dolberg and Mikkel Damsgaard.

If Australia's match with Denmark remains level, Tunisia will be through to the round of 16.

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That's a huge goal in Group D. It's a must-win for both Australia and Denmark now. Hopefully we'll see a bit more urgency from both sides sooner rather than later as it's all gone a bit flat again.

Every time Dion Dublin mentions how quiet it is around the stadium, the fans find their voices. Keep it up, Dion.

Ten minutes in to the second half and still nothing to separate these two. It's tense - on the pitch and in the stands. One goal could very well be worth a last 16 place.

A picture paints a thousand words, they say. Just two needed here.

Not. Happy.

Didier Deschamps in no rush to make changes yet though, as Martin Keown has just pointed out on BBC One.

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Ali Maaloul swings a decent ball in but it is just behind Wahbi Khazri and he can't bring it under control before France clear.

It looks like Tunisia are preparing to make a change.

Sore one!

Andreas Skov Olsen creates space for a shot but Kye Rowles stands tall and takes one straight in the face for his team. Good defending, and he looks to have shaken that off fairly quickly.

Someone needs to have a word about posture with Kylian Mbappe... and wake Benjamin Pavard up while they are at it.

It's not been that bad a game, Benjamin...

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Youssouf Fofana goes down inside his own box. A strange one as he appears to clip his own heel, but that allows Aissa Laidouni to have a clear sight of goal but he hammers the ball over. Should have done better.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

The body language is different from the Australian players, they are looking a bit more confident.

It feels like both sides have come out for the second half with a bit more purpose in their play. Denmark respond to that early Australia chance by wrestling control of the game and pinning the Socceroos behind the ball.

A really good attacking move by Tunisia as they work the ball from left to right before Eduardo Camavinga - who might now possibly be the best left back in the world - makes a brilliant tackle to stop the move dead.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

It was a half chance, it was behind Irvine and he just tried to steer it forwards. It's a long way out and it was a difficult ball to control. Not bad from Australia, it's a good start to the second half.

That's a good chance for Australia!

It really is. A low ball is pinged in to Jackson Irvine from the left but his first-time shot is scooped over the crossbar. Did he have time to take a touch? Possibly.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

Tunisia have been really strong in the duels.

Just in front of goal they lack that composure - they are trying really hard but just need to slow down a little bit. I've felt a couple of times in front of goal they don't really believe they score.

But we expect France to be a lot better in this second half.

Wahbi Khazri goes down inside the France box and Tunisia fans scream for a penalty but again nothing is given.

Looking at the replays, it is an excellent interception by Aurelien Tchouameni, who got his foot on the ball first.