Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Stadium Australia in Sydney

This is the incredible scene outside Stadium Australia where thousands of Australia fans are watching the Matildas on big screens, while the match is happening 500 miles away in Brisbane.

If any Aussie fans have tickets for England v Colombia, they're certainly not moving until this one is decided, either in extra time or on penalties!

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France start with some comfortable possession before burtsing foward.

Katrina Gorry breaks up the attack with a late challenge on Sakina Karchaoui and gets the game's first yellow card.

We kick off for the third time today.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

For the first time ever, a Women's World Cup match featuring Australia is goalless at the end of 90 minutes.

Strap yourself in folks, this is going the distance.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It'll be interesting to see how both teams set up in extra time, what changes are made.

France are looking a bit more energetic at the moment.

The final minute ticks by. We'll have extra time.

Australia have a free-kick in their own half. A chance to breathe.

All France as Vicki Becho delivers the ball into the box.

Things get scrappy, but Australia are eventually saved by the offside flag.

Four minutes added on.

And now France are chancing things as Selma Bacha fires a shot well wide from range.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

There are some very animated Australians in front of me in the press box - waving the Matildas forward, hands on heads when shots go wide.

At times like this, it can be very hard to stay professional.

Australia midfielder Ellie Carpenter sees her name in lights as Sam Kerr lays the ball off to her.

But Carpenter's strike from miles out goes miles over.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

France's attacks have come from Australia's transition and turnovers.

France are there for the taking - it's about making sure you make the right decision when you get into the final third. And, especially when you're tired, those decisions become harder to make.

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Australia still can't find the opener. The corner is punched straight to Mary Fowler but the forward's volley is blocked.

Sakina Karchaoui limps back on. She mistimes her clearance and gifts Australia a corner.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

As Karchaoui gets treatment - an icepack to her groin - the Australian players all gather in a huddle near the bench.

Last minute water and instructions being taken on.

Top defending from France's Sakina Karchaoui who sprints back to stop Caitlin Foord from setting up Hayley Raso for a certain one v one.

She had to make that interception and she's hurt herself in doing so.

It's an open game now, both sides are hunting a winner in normal time.

Kenza Dali goes down the right for France but her cross is caught by Mackenzie Arnold.

Inside the last 10 minutes. Extra-time is on the horizon.

Brisbane erupts as Sam Kerr gets on the ball on the break but the Chelsea forward can't do much with it.

Moments later Caitlin Foord goes down in the box under pressure from two France defenders.

Nothing given, it would have been very soft.