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Marta could become the first player - man or woman - to score in six World Cups - although the 37-year-old, who has made 186 appearances for Brazil, scoring 122 goals and been named as World Player of the Year on six occasions, will begin today as one of the substitutes.

Coach Pia Sundhage, speaking in her pre-match news conference, said: "We're not picking the two best forwards. We will pick forwards who connect with each other."

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If Panama are looking for some inspiration, they only have to look at the other match to have taken place in Group F.

France, ranked fifth in the world, were held to a goalless draw by a Jamaica side, who are 38 places lower down at 43rd and ended the match with 10 players following the late dismissal of star striker Khadija Shaw.

Kick-off is at 12:00 BST in Adelaide as eighth-ranked Brazil take on Panama, statistically the weakest team in the group down at 52nd.

Everyone then plays again next Saturday with France against Brazil in Brisbane before Panama take on Jamaica in Perth.

The final matches in the group are on 2 August at 11:00 BST with Panama v France in Sydney and Jamaica v Brazil in Melbourne.

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Marta, who is looking to become the first person to score at six World Cups, is on the bench.

Former Arsenal defender Rafaelle captains the side, while midfielder Adriana makes her long-awaited World Cup bow after missing France 2019 with a knee ligament injury.

Brazil XI: Leticia; Antonia, Lauren, Rafaelle, Tamires; Borges, Kerolin, Luana, Adriana; Beatriz, Debinha.

Subs: Barbara, Kathellen, Andressa, Ana Vitoria, Marta, Bruninha, Sampaio, Geyse, Monica, Angelina, Camila, Gabi Nunes

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Washington Spirit striker Riley Tanner, the first Panamanian to play in the National Women's Soccer League - the top flight of American women's football - is on the bench for the debutants.

Marta Cox, who provided the assist for the goal against Paraguay which earned Panama their World Cup place, does starts - but Lineth Cedeno, who scored the header in that play-off, is also a sub.

Panama XI: Bailey; Castillo, Vargas, Pinzon, Baltrip-Reyes, Jaen; Mills, Quintero, Gonzalez, Cox; Riley

Subs: Fabrega, Natis, Salazar, E. Cedeno, Tanner, Montenegro, Espinosa, Batista, Hernandez, L. Cedeno, Ayala, Cordoba

Hello and welcome along to the third match of day five of the Fifa Women's World Cup.

Substitute Cristiana Girelli was Italy's match-winner scoring a late goal in the 1-0 victory against Argentina, before Germany hit Morocco for six, thrashing the debutants 6-0.

It's Brazil v Panama in the last game of Monday and it is a 12:00 BST kick-off.

We have eight nations playing in the Fifa Women's World Cup for the first time this year.

Haiti, Morocco, Philippines, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Vietnam and Zambia have all lost their opening matches, with none of them able to score yet in Australia and New Zealand.

The last debutants, Panama, get under way today and will be looking to spring an almighty shock against Brazil - a nation who have come so close in the past but are aiming to win this tournament for the first time.

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