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
Australia 1-3 Nigeria
Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two
While van Egmond offers some threat in the air, the absence of Sam Kerr for Australia is still huge.
You don't fancy them as much of an aerial threat without her in the box, their crosses aren't as effective.
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Ooh. Steph Catley and Caitlin Foord both have chances to get goals back for the Matildas, but both their efforts are hit just above the crossbar.
Australia 1-3 Nigeria
Sanny Rudravajhala
Reporting for 5 Live Sport
The Super Falcons are flying! Asisat Oshoala, what an impact she’s had!
She forced the corner that got Nigeria the second and just over 10 minutes on the pitch is all she’s needed to get on the scoresheet.
A five time African player of the year, the Barça star has arrived at this World Cup showing her guile and excellent finishing to get a Nigerian third.
The co-hosts are in big, big trouble!
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Asisat Oshoala got a yellow card for taking her shirt off in the goal celebrations. I doubt she'll care.
Australia 1-3 Nigeria
Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two
Image source, Getty ImagesThat perfectly sums up the fear that Oshoala brings, she makes opposing players hesitate.
Does Arnold really need to steam out when Kennedy is dealing with it? Arnold's indecision opens up the goal for Oshoala.
Kennedy needs to do better, she needs to make the decision to either head it or put her foot through it, but she does neither!
Asisat Oshoala
Mackenzie Arnold finds herself in no-man's land as she runs out to clear a ball over the top which has found substitute Asisat Oshoala.
It's a tough angle for the Barcelona forward but she makes it, despite the efforts of Arnold and Alanna Kennedy to clear their lines.
It's a long way back for Australia.
Australia 1-2 Nigeria
Just before that goal, Nigeria had a double substitution with Ifeoma Onumonu and Uchenna Kanu coming off for Asisat Oshoala and Esther Okoronkwo.
Australia 1-2 Nigeria
Osinachi Ohale injured herself as she bundled the ball into the back of the net but she's up and able to play on.
Australia 1-2 Nigeria
Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Two
You can't say that Nigeria don't deserve it.
They've been a presence in the box in the second half.
The is no risk of offside from the second phase against Ajibade, she is clearly onside, and it is the follow up at the back post from Ohale that makes the difference.
Osinachi Ohale
Nigeria, against the run of play, have found the back of the net.
Australia just couldn't clear their lines there as Rasheedat Ajibade heads the ball down and across the face of goal for Osinachi Ohale to run it into the net.
Australia 1-1 Nigeria
Australia are continuing to build the pressure on Nigeria but there's nothing to trouble keeper Chiamaka Nnadozie just yet.
Australia 1-1 Nigeria
Toni Payne looks to be in some pain as she is helped off the pitch by Nigeria's medical staff, but she is able to play on at the moment.
Australia 1-1 Nigeria
Hayley Raso finds herself on the floor in the Nigeria box and there are shouts for a penalty from the Brisbane crowd.
But the referee waves them away away as it was Raso's arms all over Halimatu Ayinde.
Australia 1-1 Nigeria
Australia's first corner of the second-half is punched tamely away Chiamaka Nnadozie before Nigeria push further up the pitch.
It's been fairly end-to-end since the break. It really is anyone's game.
Australia 1-1 Nigeria
Sanny Rudravajhala
Reporting for 5 Live Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesA great flourish to a first half that looked like it was very much going the way of Australia. But the Super Falcons have already shown in this tournament the brilliant resilience that they have.
This game is anyone’s for the taking.
The home fans will certainly be giving the Matildas a Brisbane roar that’s for sure and that could tip it. There’s a lot of talent on both benches, one of them could be a heroine in this second 45.
Australia 1-1 Nigeria
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two
Australia need to stay switched on - a lapse in concentration allowed the quality of Nigeria to launch an explosive break and that is what undid them.
They have to try to start again, as if it is the beginning of the game, and put the pressure on Nigeria, put them on the back foot.
They have the pedigree up top to win this game.
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Katrina Gorry nearly gets Australia off to a cracking start in this second half.
Her shot, hit with some serious power, floats just above the crossbar. What a goal that would have been.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe players are back on the pitch and Australia get us back under way.
Remember, a win for the Matildas would guarantee them of a place in the knockout stages.
HT: Australia 1-1 Nigeria
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two
Nigeria need to go for it in the second half.
If they lose this game they've only got one point on the board and the odds will be stacked against them to be able to qualify out of this group.
Not too much was wrong in their approach, but they just have to be sharp when they get those opportunities at the top end of the pitch.
HT: Australia 1-1 Nigeria
And here's how Nigeria bounced back just minutes later with Uchenna Kanu finding the back of the net.