Australia are nearly there...

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Denmark have attempted the past six shots since Australia's last attempt, which was Leckie's goal in the 60th minute.

The Danes' latest sees Alexander Bah fire well wide after a superb sliding tackle by Stoke City's Harry Souttar to prevent the initial chance.

Up goes the fourth official's board and there will be eight minutes added on.

Those will be eight long minutes for the Tunisia players and fans.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

The Tunisian players can hardly get back now, they are almost out on their feet.

Anywhere will do right now.

A Kylian Mbappe shot is beaten away as France push. Tunisia are giving their absolute everything to get a famous win.

Tunisia are three minutes away from a memorable and impressive victory. Progression to the last 16 may be out of their hands but they can be hugely proud of this performance and result if they manage to keep France out.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

We've got a bit of noise from the Australian fans. They know they're nearly there.

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Into the final five minutes. The Australia fans find their voice as they try and give their players another boost as Denmark set up camp in the Socceroos' half once again.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

You've got to give Tunisia so much credit.

It would be an incredible, historical win for them if they can pull this off.

Denmark thought they had been awarded a lifeline when the referee awarded a penalty for a foul on Kasper Dolberg, but that was quickly overturned after the flag was raised for offside.

Nice play by France as Kylian Mbappe finds Ousmane Dembele with a great ball to the right side of the area. Dembele plays it across the box to Adrien Rabiot but he shoots into the ground and wide.

Tunisia fans are glued to their phones checking what is happening in the Australia-Denmark game.

Greg: Should Australia go through I'm calling it I Should Be So Leckie.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

Really good shift up front from Mitchell Duke. Might not be any thrills and spills but he worked hard and did his job up front as a number nine.

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Here comes the Denmark pressure now. Australia are falling deeper and deeper as they try to see this out but the Danes still can't find that bit of magic in the final third.

Another change for the Socceroos as Jamie Maclaren replaces Mitchell Duke.

Ousmane Dembele has a go from distance after a corner but it is a comfortable save for Aymen Dahmen.

France's front three is now Dembele, Kylian Mbappe and Antoine Griezmann. If Tunisia hold on it will be hugely impressive.

Tunisia make a defensive change as full back Ali Abdi replaces Anis Slimane.

The clock is ticking down for Denmark. They need to win to have a chance of going through and they have just over 10 minutes to make that happen.

Australia have brought on Bailey Wright for Riley McGree. The Socceroos are edging ever closer to a fine victory.

Australia are in prime position. A Denmark leveller would see Tunisia advance, but if the Danes take the lead they'll sneak into the last 16.

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The momentum has changed in this game and it is France now on top. Can Tunisia hold on?

There's more pace introduced to the France attack as Matteo Guendouzi is replaced by Ousmane Dembele.

It's currently 03:30am in Australia but you can bet not many have gone to bed as the Socceroos close in on qualification from Group D.

There are some great scenes in Fed Square in Melbourne, which is absolutely packed as fans follow the action together into the early hours.

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Robyn Cowen
BBC Sport commentator on BBC One

This would be a famous win for Tunisia no matter what happens in terms of progression.