The Eduardo Camavinga at left-back experiment isn't particularly working. He's just got done by a cheeky nutmeg by Aissa Laidouni too.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

Demark are just taking control of the game, using the ball better and taking better options. Christensen and Andersen, both centre halves are happy to ping a diagonal ball.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium

Real Madrid's Eduardo Camavinga is struggling a little down the left side. Most of Tunisia's attacks have come down that side so far. It's all happening near the goal opposite to where the bulk of Tunisia fans are but it's them you can hear the loudest, comfortably.

Good work down the flank by Randal Kolo Muani to win France their first corner of the game. It is sent to the near post and Matteo Guendouzi gets a good flick on but the ball is cleared behind for another corner, which comes to nothing.

Really nice build-up play again from Denmark. They're getting closer.

Martin Braithwaite hesitates when it looks as though he has created enough space for a shot on the edge of the penalty area, but instead he chooses to pass and the chance is missed by Andreas Skov Olsen.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

That's just a dive, that's poor. He knows he can't get past the big man and just hits the deck.

But Tunisia just seem so much more "at it" in these opening exchanges.

Wahbi Khazri goes down inside the box but far too easily and no penalty, despite the jeers from the Tunisia fans.

France give the ball away again needlessly and Axel Disasi is forced to head behind for another Tunisia corner. Wahbi Khazri whips it in, hoping to catch the goalkeeper out but the ball lands on the roof of the net.

A really poor start by France, however. They cannot string a pass together and are giving the ball away constantly.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

Jensen just struck the ball, didn't try to find anybody. Really good football from Denmark and Braithwaite with a lovely touch.

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Dangerous! The Australia defence waits for a flag that never comes.

Mathias Jensen is in to the right of goal and draws a decent stop from Mat Ryan, who gets two hands behind the shot and pushes the ball over for a corner.

Nothing comes of the set-piece but this is a good spell for Denmark.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

He was just on his heels, it was a lovely pull back for Lindstrom. That was a very good chance from eight yards out.

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Australia can't fully clear, allowing Christian Eriksen to collect and start eyeing passes through the defence.

The Socceroos stand firm, with Aaron Mooy producing a fine sliding block to deny Jesper Lindstrom.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

He's ventured just offside - he's really unlucky because it's a hell of a finish.

Nobody noticed the linesman because of the wild celebrations - the noise in the stadium was deafening.

A lively start for Tunisia and it's all coming down the left.

France debutant Axel Disasi is having to work very hard at right-back.

Huge let off for France!

Wahbi Khazri's free kick is volleyed in by Nader Ghandri, the Tunisia fans go wild but the celebrations are cut short with the flag up for offside.

Has to be said, though, no-one would have said they didn't deserve the lead after their strong start.

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It's Denmark's turn to settle on the ball now, knocking it around at the back before Joachim Andersen attempts a long ball over the top which comes to nothing.

Brentford's Mathias Jensen misplaces a pass and a Denmark attack falters before it can really begin.

The Danes come again down the left but Socceroos keeper Mat Ryan collects a low ball into the six-yard box. Signs Denmark are beginning to come to life.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium

It's been a strong start by Tunisia and it's been met by a roar of support from their fans. The fans behind the goal were jumping up and down while the corner was being taken. There's jeers for every France pass too.

Reckon they've been promised they can come on when Tunisia tire?

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Really good start by Tunisia as they win the game's first corner with this somewhat unorthodox France defence looking a bit panicky as they hack behind.

Ali Maaloul sends in a really good delivery from the set piece but Raphael Varane clears right in front of his goal.