Argentina have about four chances here. A couple of shots are blocked, then Lautaro Martinez's shot is saved by Mat Ryan's feet and the rebound hits Lionel Messi and goes wide.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Wow, so close. That would have been the icing on the cake. He's just been sublime hasn't he? He always makes the right choices. When to shoot, when to pass.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Messi is ridiculous. He's just created two utterly clear cut chances for his mates. He tried to do it himself and he has come mighty close again.

Lionel Messi almost gets the job done from the corner of the area but he shoots just over. He is becoming more influential.

Argentina have got three minutes through injury time without incident.

A 6ft 6in Stoke centre-back going up front in the World Cup knockout stages, yes please.

Mat Ryan sends a long hoof up the pitch to Harry Souttar, who is playing as a striker now.

Lionel Messi beats a man and wins a throw-in. One minute of the seven down.

It's not exactly putting the Argentina goal under siege but the shot maps below show that Australia have certainly given it more of a go in the last few minutes.

The top image is up until 76 minutes, the one below from 76 onwards including the goal - which has now been given as an own goal by Enzo Fernandez.

Image source, Opta/ BBC

Image source, Opta/ BBC

Seven minutes added on. That is enough time for Australia.

Argentina keeper Emiliano Martinez catches a looping ball and goes down as if injured. Game management.

Here's the goal which gave Australia hope.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium, Qatar

We've seen a lot of late goals in this World Cup and an awful lot of them have come from substitutes.

Watch out then for Australia wonderkid Garang Kuol, who is joining Newcastle in January, who replaced Matthew Leckie a few minutes ago.

Kuol, 18, is yet to score for his country but he is yet to start a senior international either - and he made quite a splash off the bench for Central Coast Mariners, scoring four goals in his first seven appearances as a substitute in the A-League.

Argentina should be in the quarter-finals here.

Lionel Messi goes on one of those runs and draws three defenders to him.

That enables him to find Lautaro Martinez in loads of space but the striker blazes over.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Keep the ball now, you don't need to score another goal.

Tire the opposition. Pass, pass, pass.

The ball drops to Argentina striker Lautaro Martinez in the box at the end of a long passing move but he snatches at it and it rolls wide.

Image source, Getty Images

Australia's goal has been changed to an Enzo Fernandez own goal now. Sorry Craig Goodwin but that was inevitable.