Nigeria come from 1-0 down to beat Women's World Cup co-hosts Australia
Kanu, Ohale and Oshoala give Nigeria memorable win in Group B
Van Egmond earlier slotted Australia ahead, while Kennedy scored late consolation
Australia would have qualified for knockout stage with victory
That's all from us on day eight of the Women's World Cup, and what a game to finish it off.
You can read Michael Emons' report of Nigeria's huge victory over the co-hosts here.
And join us tomorrow as Argentina take on South Africa before Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses are back in action against Denmark, while China face Haiti in the other Group D game.
Thanks for joining us and we'll see you again tomorrow!
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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two
It is great that come the third game of the group that neither match will be a dead rubber, Nigeria v Republic of Ireland nor Australia v Canada, the Irish can still have a say despite being out.
England, who will face someone from this group if they qualify from theirs, just need to control the controllables and focus on Denmark.
After that epic performance from Nigeria, here's how things stand heading into the final Group B games on Monday.
It's all to play for with Nigeria, Canada and Australia all able to qualify for the knockout stages.
The co-hosts will need a win against Canada if they are to guarantee their spot in the next round.
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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two
Image source, Getty ImagesYou spend months preparing for a tournament and when you finally get there it goes like that *clicks fingers*
Australia have to get over this disappointment quickly and get their heads on the next game against Canada.
They would not have wanted to need three points from it to qualify from the knockout stages, but that is the situation that they are in.
Today is done, focus is now on Canada.
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And here's the goal that sealed it...
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In case you missed it, here's the goal that gave Nigeria a 2-1 lead over the co-hosts and set them on their way to a huge victory.
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There's two contrasting team huddles on the pitch after that result.
Australia players are dejected, deep in thought with manager Tony Gustavsson.
Meanwhile, the Super Falcons are partying, jumping up and down with big smiles on their faces.
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Steph Houghton
Manchester City defender on BBC Two
Wow, what a game.
For Nigeria to put on that performance and stifle Australia was fantastic.
They deserved to win the game, 2-3... amazing.
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Some of the Nigeria players are in tears as the referee blows the full-time whistle.
What a performance from the Super Falcons.
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Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two
Kennedy leaps on the shoulders of her team-mate Mackenzie Arnold, uses her as a boost and it is a fantastic header.
Their best corner of the game and it grabs them a goal.
Alanna Kennedy
Australia finally have a goal from a corner. But is it too late?
Australia goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold made her way forward for that corner but it's Alanna Kennedy who gets a head to it and powers it into the net.
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Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two
That is a huge miss for Australia.
Foord followed the ball in well at the back post, but she heads the ball straight at the goalkeeper.
She has to do better.
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How has Caitlin Foord not scored?
She is unmarked at the back post but her header is lacking any sort of power as the ball ends up safe and well in the hands of Nigeria keeper Chiamaka Nnadozie.
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A massive 11 minutes of injury time have been added.
Not the best news for Nigeria, but Australia will have to produce something spectacular if they're to overturn a two-goal deficit.
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Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two
The crowd reaction to the stoppage time is telling, they're grateful for it.
I don't see things changing though, Australia could play for another 20-30 minutes and I don't see them scoring.
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Ellie Carpenter drives into the box and forces a corner.
Can Australia get something from it? No. Nigeria successfully clear their lines once more.
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Two minutes of normal time for Australia to get something back.
A win would have guaranteed them a place in the knockout stages. A defeat leaves them with it all to play for in their last game against Olympic champions Canada on Monday.
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Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two
Image source, Getty ImagesI don't get why Australia have gone for Alanna Kennedy up top, their crosses into the box have been poor and Nigeria have defended them comfortably.
They have Kyah Simon on the bench who can get the ball down and bring that technical side of the game to the attack - why not bring her on?
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Matthew: Never before at a Women's World Cup have a host nation gone out before the quarter-finals. While NZ getting through would be a great achievement for them, if Nigeria do hold on, we could be looking at a final set of games where both hosts need a result to qualify.
Joe: Australia and New Zealand choking when the opportunity to advance was there to take.
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Australia bring on some height with Clare Polkinghorne coming on for Cortnee Vine as Australia prepare to take a corner.
Polkinghorne, and no one else for that matter, can get on the end of it, though, as Nigeria clear it to safety.
Can the Super Falcons hold on?