Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

Really good play from Denmark. They look so much better, more comfortable on the ball, creating some good chances and really organised.

Half a chance for Tunisia as Anis Slimane gets his head to a cross from the left but he doesn't get enough power on it and it is an easy save for Steve Mandanda.

There's no question who is looking more dangerous in attack, but it continues to be the same old story for Denmark as Christian Eriksen drags a shot off-target.

Wajdi Kechrida is the first player to be booked in this game with half an hour gone as he slides in late on an opponent.

Tunisia have eased up a bit after their really strong start.

Australia get themselves up the pitch but Craig Goodwin's attempted header into the box is comfortably collected by Kasper Schmeichel. It's all a bit quiet at Al Janoub Stadium as we await a breakthrough for either side.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

Well it looked like being their best attack, nice through ball and they get bodies forward.

Coman has acres of space - his first touch is awful and his second isn't much better and he misses the target completely.

He'll have been sitting watching those first two matches thinking when I get my chance, I'm going to take it - and he just didn't do it there.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium

There were several gasps of 'wow' around me in the media box. Not because that was good from Kingsley Coman but because it was a horrendous touch!

Mark: France could do with a natural left back, where is Lucas Digne?

Josh: France with one of the strongest benches I've ever seen at a world cup.

A decent attack by France as Youssouf Fofana plays a great through ball into the box for Kingsley Coman, but an awful first touch is followed up by an even worse shot.

Denmark are dominating. Will they find that precious goal?

Closer, and closer still for Denmark.

Andreas Skov Olsen is played through by a wonderful, slick pass from Mathias Jensen but his effort is tame and Mat Ryan does not have to work very hard to keep it out. The build-up play has been really enjoyable but still that cutting edge is lacking.

There are signs France are settling a bit now and they enjoy a spell of possession that quietens the Tunisian fans a touch.

Eduardo Camavinga also looks far more comfortable when he is able to get beyond the halfway line and he drives through the middle before slipping a ball into the box that doesn't quite reach a team-mate.

Here is Mat Ryan's earlier save from Mathias Jensen.

The Danes have had the better opportunities, but it is Australia who still sit second in the live Group D standings.

Where's the Australia defence?! Joakim Maehle is in acres of space on the left and seems to have all the time in the world to pick his next move. He drills the ball into the box but Australia manage to get the ball away - although not too convincingly.

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Kylian Mbappe seems to be having a blast on the France bench. Maybe the squad jester - whomever that is - is cracking a few jokes about Les Blues' poor performance so far.

Mbappe might get the call to come on a bit sooner than he thought, the way this one is going so far.

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France forward Kingsley Coman has touched the ball just six times.

One of those was a corner.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium

Tunisia captain Wahbi Khazri has the fans to our right on their feet every time he picks the ball up. He just nut-megged Eduardo Camavinga and was dragged back to earn a free-kick and there were some supporters absolutely furious not to see a card.

Denmark definitely have control, but can they make a chance count? It's been a big problem for them so far.

Andreas Christensen heads into the side-netting from a lofted free-kick but the flag is up for offside.