Thank you for joining us, whether from New York City, Ho Chi Minh City, London, Sydney, Auckland or elsewhere.

We shall leave you with Neil Johnston's report from Eden Park, and remind you to come back in a couple of hours for an absolutely packed day of Fifa Women's World Cup action.

See you soon.

• USA are unbeaten in 16 matches against Asian opposition in the FIFA Women's World Cup (W12 D4).
• USA have won 13 straight matches at the FIFA Women's World Cup dating back to 2015, a tournament record.

• Fifa Women’s World Cup debutants have lost each of their last seven opening matches in the competition following Vietnam's defeat.
• At 22 years, 346 days, Sophia Smith is the second-youngest player to score multiple goals for USA at the Women's World Cup after Cat Whitehill (21y 230d) against North Korea in 2003.
• Vietnam were held without a shot or a touch in the opposition box, the first team with none of either in a Fifa Women's World Cup match since at least 2011.

If you stayed up until 4.15am in the UK to follow this, huge respect to you.

Now grab a nap or a big cup of coffee, because we have three more matches to come today - including the Lionesses making their bow.

Here's the schedule:

08.00 BST: Zambia v Japan - watch live on BBC iPlayer

10.30 BST: England v Haiti - listen live on BBC Sounds

13.00 BST: Denmark v China - watch live on BBC iPlayer

USA had 66% possession, with 29 shots of which eight on target. Vietnam did not have a single shot.

The Americans played 370 passes with 80% accuracy, while the Vietnamese made 126 passes at 49% accuracy.

Both sides committed 13 fouls, interestingly. Vietnam were physical but simply gave as good as they got, so fair play to them.

Netherlands and Portugal - the other two sides in a stacked Group E - make their World Cup bows tomorrow, with kick off at 08.30 BST.

United States are next in action on 27 July, against the Dutch in a repeat of the 2019 World Cup final.

Vietnam face Portugal on the same day. If they play like they did today, the Vietnamese will fancy coming away with something.

Had the USA been clinical today - Alex Morgan's missed penalty springs to mind - they could have got a hatful.

But they were wasteful in their shooting and passing, and will have to improve hugely in order to secure that historic third successive World Cup.

United States get what they came for - three points.

Vietnam get what they came for - the respect of the football world.

Lindsey Horan sends the USA's 29th shot of the game wildly over the crossbar.

A lovely floated cross by Lindsey Horan, however Rose Lavelle cannot guide her header on target.

The offside flag was up regardless.

Hai Yen is almost played in, however an unfortunate slip denies the opportunity.

Vietnam have not had a single shot today.

Vietnam continue to fight for every ball.

Lindsey Horan tries various flicks and tricks to get through in the box, however is blocked out by at least six red shirts.

They have been an absolute credit to themselves in this game, not taking a single backwards step against the best team in the world.

NINE added minutes.

It's like Qatar 2022 all over again.

Fifa said they would be tough with the added time as they were at the men's World Cup. They meant it.

Hai Linh in fact has to be replaced, on comes Thanh Nha.

It looks as if goalkeeper Kim Thanh got a fingertip to that Lavelle shot. A very fine save.

At the other end, Kelley O'Hara has gone in very strong on Hai Linh, who has gone down in a heap. O'Hara gets spoken to.

So close to four!

Rose Lavelle slams an effort towards goal after being played in to the right-centre of the box, however it hits the bar, bounces down and away.

Kelley O'Hara replaces Crystal Dunn, while Sofia Huerta comes on for Emily Fox.

Useful late minutes for the American squad players.

An attendance of 41,107 is announced at Eden Park.

Not bad at all.

Megan Rapinoe may not have meant this as a shot, but she had Kim Tranh a bit worried.

She looks to loop the ball towards Alyssa Thompson, and the ball drops just wide of the far post.

Steve Wilson
BBC commentator on BBC Two

It's been coming for the USA. But plenty of chances have made and missed in this game. Lindsey Horan with the goal, Sophia Smith with the assist.