Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Sydney Football Stadium

Earlier, the Sydney Football Stadium DJ was playing Panama by Van Halen.

A superb choice on every level.

It has been 28 years since Brazil, who have qualified for every tournament, failed to make the knockout rounds.

They followed up a draw with Panama by losing to France.

Jamaica manager Lorne Donaldson says his Reggae Girlz are also determined to stay on in Australia, adding that the return of striker Khadija Shaw from suspension could help them do just that.

Shaw, who scored 31 goals in 30 games for Manchester City last season, was sent off after receiving a second yellow card in Jamaica's 0-0 draw with France and missed the 1-0 win over Panama.

"She's a lethal weapon, she scores goals and is the leading goal-scorer in Jamaica," Donaldson said.

"She's a very good leader and an outstanding footballer."

I really enjoyed co-commentating on France's win over Brazil - France's squad depth made the difference in the end, with the players they brought on, but either team could have won it.

Hopefully that was a sign of what we'll see more of in the knockout stages, with not much of a gap between the teams, but France should run out easy winners here to ensure they go through.

They looked brilliant down the left-hand side against Brazil and they should be too organised, and also too dynamic, for Panama to deal with.

Brown-Finnis' prediction: 0-2

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Sydney Football Stadium

Welcome to Sydney Football Stadium, which has seen its fair share of drama at this World Cup.

It was here that France were held by Jamaica in their opening match, and even more notably, where Colombia stunned Germany with Linda Caicedo's wonder goal and Manuela Vanegas' late header.

Could we see another seismic upset this evening?

Vicky Losada
Former Spain midfielder on ITV 1

We are in front of two teams with completely different perspectives.

Jamaica can make history in a good way and Brazil can make history in a bad way by not making it to out of the group for the first time ever. It will be a really interesting game to watch.

Brazil is going to go for it, they need a win. Jamaica has to be clever, be compact, defend well. I think Brazil are going to have a lot of chances.

Panama manager Ignacio Quintero makes three changes to his starting XI as the Central American nation bid farewell to this tournament.

Katherine Castillo, Schiandra Gonzalez and Lineth Cedeno all drop to the bench following the 1-0 defeat by Jamaica.

In come Hilary Jaen, Aldrith Quintero and Carmen Montenegro.

Panama XI: Bailey; Baltrip-Reyes, Natis, Pinzon, Jaen; Salazar, Quintero; E. Cedeno, Cox, Tanner; Montenegro

Subs: Fabrega, Castillo, Gonzalez, Riley, Mills, Vargas, Espinosa, Batista, Hernandez, L. Cedeno, Ayala, Cordoba

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The big news for France is that captain Wendie Renard and all-time top scorer Eugenie le Sommer have both been dropped to the bench.

Manager Herve Renard said in his pre-match press conference that he was considering rotating his tired squad - and that has come to pass.

There are a total of five changes to the starting XI from the side which beat Brazil 2-1, with centre-back Elisa de Almeida and striker Vicki Becho among those coming in.

France XI: Peyraud-Magnin; Perisset, Lakrar, De Almeida, Cascarino; Mateo, Le Garrec, Geyoro, Bacha; Diani, Becho

Subs: Durand, Renard, Fazer, Toletti, Karchaoui, Le Sommer, Majri, Tounkara, Dali, Asseyi, Feller, Picaud

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The big boost for Jamaica is that captain and superstar striker Khadija Shaw is back following her suspension in the 1-0 win over Panama.

The Manchester City striker is one of three changes.

Rangers' Kayla McKenna and midfielders Trudi Carter and Tiffany Cameron drop to the bench.

In comes Tiernney Wiltshere and Cheyna Matthews, who both play their football in the United States.

Jamaica XI: Spencer, Sampson, C Swaby, Spence, Brown, Shaw, Blackwood, A Swaby, Wiltshere, Primus, Matthews.

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There are two changes to the Brazil side who lost narrowly to France on Saturday.

Barcelona's Geyse drops to the bench, making way for captain Marta, who makes her first start at her sixth World Cup having come off the bench in Brazil's opening two matches.

Real Madrid's Lauren and replaced by defender Kathellen in the other switch.

Brazil XI: Leticia, Antonia, Kathellen, Rafaelle, Luana, Tamires, Debinha, Marta, Adriana, Ary Borges, Kerolin.

France will qualify for the round of 16 if they avoid defeat against eliminated Panama, and will win the group with victory - unless second-placed Jamaica beat Brazil by a greater margin.

Jamaica will cause a historic upset and eliminate Brazil if they avoid defeat against Pia Sundhage's side. They could still progress if they lose, but only if France suffer defeat by a greater number of goals.

Brazil will go through if they beat Jamaica, or if they draw and France lose.

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Could Brazil be going out? How about France? Will Jamaica cause a surprise and go through?

Let's find out. Welcome to live text commentary of Jamaica v Brazil and Panama v France.