Talk about an ever present - Antoine Griezmann's appearance means he has now played in 70 consecutive games for France since he was an unused sub against in England in 2017.

Tunisia make another change as Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane is replaced by Ghaylen Chaaleli.

Here's the goal that, as it stands, will take Australia through to the last 16 of the World Cup for just the second time.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

Souttar got away with it. He felt Dolberg in behind and decided to make sure he didn't get in behind him.

But he's offside, everything after that doesn't matter.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

You talk about momentum and they didn't start Mbappe - and that's three times now he's given the ball away.

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Penalty to Denmark!

No! The offside flag is up.

Wow. Tense moments there for Australia.

Kasper Dolberg went down in the box but the decision is quickly overruled and upheld by VAR.

First real sight of Kylian Mbappe in action as he turns nicely on the edge of the area but then puts a bit too much on his shot/cross and the ball bounces wide.

Another change for France as Antoine Griezmann replaces Youssouf Fofana.

Just over 15 minutes to go.

More changes for Denmark, their fourth and fifth of the match.

Joakim Maehle and Andreas Skov Olsen are replaced by Robert Skov and Andreas Cornelius.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

The Denmark players haven't had it as comfortable as they want because the energy levels have been picked up by Australia.

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Wahbi Khazri is the first African player in World Cup history to score in three consecutive starts (vs Belgium and Panama in 2018 and today against France).

Issam Jebali stabs wide from a corner as Tunisia look to get a second. They do need a helping hand from Denmark against Australia if they are to snatch second place, however.

Denmark need the goal, but it's Australia who are pressing on for the time being!

Aziz Behich bamboozles Joachim Andersen as he weaves his way into the Denmark penalty area, but he's unfortunate not to win a corner as the ball bounces back off him and out for a goal-kick. The Socceroos are full of confidence now!

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

Australia have warmed into it. They started off poorly but maybe they did hear the Tunisia score, maybe it was passed onto them on the pitch.

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The TV cameras pan to a few unhappy Denmark fans. Their side, Euro 2020 semi-finalists and tipped as dark horses by many before the World Cup started, have it all to do to avoid an early exit now.

For fewer than five minutes Tunisia were heading through. Tunisia fans need to hope for a Denmark leveller...

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium

Kylian Mbappe introduction has just sparked a huge roar from the French fans and a load of whistling and jeers from the Tunisia fans. Can he turn this around for France?

It doesn't get any better for Tunisia as on comes Kylian Mbappe.

The striker replaces Kingsley Coman while William Saliba and Adrien Rabiot are on for Raphael Varane and Jordan Veretout.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

It's a really well taken goal. Leckie bides his time, he has to hold his run as well. Leckie strikes the ball, it goes through Maehle's legs as well which makes it more difficult for Schmeichel.

Not a lot of pace on it but he won't care, he has got it in the back of the net. He had a lot to do, a 40-50 yard run. He had a lot to think about but he composed himself.

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The noise has suddenly quietened here as, presumably, the news of that Australia goal is filtered through.

A massive 30 minutes coming up in both games.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

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Just suck in that atmosphere and that noise - it's incredible.

Fofana loses the ball in midfield - there's a contact, a pull but you can't just stop. He just stops and appeals.

Tunisia don't stop they, carry on, Khazri just runs with it and no one stops him.

It's a really good finish with composure, just what they've been looking for - but France were awful in that situation, they just stood still. I'd also be concerned about the ease with which Varane was beaten.