Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

Goodwin and Leckie are a bit more prominent now, they are getting further forward for Australia.

Two minutes of stoppage time to come. That feels... normal? It probably says a lot about the first half.

Brilliant from Jesper Lindstrom, knocking the ball behind and beating his man for pace.

The angle is against him so he looks to pull the ball back to the waiting Martin Braithwaite, but he gets his feet tangled and rolls the ball into the path of Mat Ryan. That was a real opportunity.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

I think Kasper Schmeichel is a very underrated goalkeeper.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

Australia are having a bit more joy and creating some football in the Danish half. Now is the time to up the quality and give Mitchell Duke something to attack.

Mitchell Duke sees the headlines before him as he takes aim from range, but that will be nice and straightforward for Kasper Schmeichel.

A great ball finds Wahbi Khazri on the right side of the area and the forward squares across goal but he had just strayed offside.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium

Some Tunisia fans are growing impatient. After all of that pressure, they are still yet to create a clear-cut chance. A few shots on target without much venom, and now they are not coming out to press France. I'm sure they would take 0-0 at half-time for now.

A lack of quality on the final pass at both ends costs both sides.

Five minutes to go until the interval. Australia are almost halfway there...

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

All those Galacticos on the bench but when you look at the squad, is it really strong enough?

You make nine changes, you're going to lose rhythm but you expect the team that comes in to show their class and they've not really done that yet.

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Eduardo Camavinga, once again looking mightily relieved to be beyond the halfway line, floats a decent ball in but Randal Kolo Muani loses his footing inside the box to sum up France's attacks so far.

Ouch.

Christian Eriksen looks to conjure up some magic from a set-piece midway into the Australia half, but the Manchester United midfielder doesn't get enough on his whipped free-kick and it's headed clear by the first man.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC One

They just need more bodies in the box, Tunisia.

You can see this crowd is giving these players such confidence. That was a good save, it sat up beautifully for Khazri.

You can see the ball swerving and moving and the keeper does well to keep an eye on it.

Denmark's Martin Braithwaite has created three chances in this game, more than any other player on either team.

There's no denying there's been some lovely play around the box by the Danes...

Cracking shot by Wahbi Khazri from the edge of the area. The ball swirls through the air but Steve Mandanda makes a really good save to push the ball behind for a corner, which the France defence manages to deal with.

France have barely had a sniff, Tunisia are the only side looking like scoring at the moment.

Australia have already had to rely on goalkeeper Mat Ryan a few times as they look to stay on course for the last 16.

Denmark have had almost 70% of the ball and five shots to Australia's three, but the longer this goes before they can make their dominance count on the scoreboard, the more tense they're likely to get.

Cheers from the Australia fans as a mistake by Andreas Skov Olsen brings an end to the Danes' latest spell of possession.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium

There's no urgency at all from France. Their fans haven't had much to get them going. There's none of the usual superstars on the pitch either who would help raise a few bars when they get on the ball. Didier Deschamps will surely switch things up at half-time if it stays like this for the next 15 minutes.