Portugal register their first-ever win at Women's World Cup
Result sees Vietnam knocked out of tournament after two games
Portugal, who face USA in final Group E match, dominant throughout
Encarnacao and Nazareth scored both goals in one-sided first half
Portugal 2-0 Vietnam
Portugal are running riot here and it is nearly a third goal, but Kim Thanh, who saved a penalty against the United States in game one, makes a good save to deny Telma Encarnacao another goal.
Portugal 2-0 Vietnam
Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on ITV1
Image source, Getty ImagesNazareth has been so involved in everything Portugal have done so far.
She had a few chances earlier on but this has been the first clear cut one she has had, and she's taken it so well with a calm finish.
She made no mistake with that one, a terrific moment for the young player.
Francisca Nazareth
Francisca Nazareth is only 20 years old but has now scored her seventh goal for Portugal and her first in a World Cup.
She is played through by first goalscorer Telma Encarnacao, takes a touch to set herself and then fires it past Kim Thanh
Two-nil and so, so easy for Portugal. Vietnam being completely played off the park.
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Image source, Getty ImagesPortugal 1-0 Vietnam
Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on ITV1
It's just the lack of coordination for Vietnam.
Three or four players go forward to press but they are then leaving gaps in behind to exploit.
The distances between the defensive units for Vietnam are absolutely huge and that is giving Portugal acres of space to make runs in behind and play the ball around them.
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I'm all for expanding the tournament to 32 teams, but making up numbers is never a good look. Portugal will win this game comfortably.
Chris
Portugal 1-0 Vietnam
Almost a copy of the goal as a ball is played in from the right for Portugal with them shooting at goal from a central position.
This time Tatiana Pinto is on the end of it, but her strike hits the foot of the right post, although an assistant's flag is raised so it wouldn't have counted anyway.
Portugal 1-0 Vietnam
Portugal are threatening to run away with this one. Francisca Nazareth fires over, Vietnam goalkeeper Kim Thanh makes a save and then Jessica Silva is again unable to convert with just the keeper to beat.
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Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on ITV1
Vietnam are all over the place defensively, so it was too easy for Portugal to play a few passes to get in behind.
Terrific cross from the right-hand side and a terrific finish from Telma Encarnacao.
The ball bounced just in front of her so it wasn't such a straightforward finish, but she got it spot on.
Telma Encarnacao
Image source, Getty ImagesPortugal score their first-ever goal in a Women's World Cup.
The Vietnam offside trap is breached and Lucia Alves gets free on the right, she sends in a low cross and Telma Encarnacao is free of her marker and able to convert from six yards out, shooting past Kim Thanh.
Portugal 0-0 Vietnam
Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on ITV1
So early on in the game, if you asked Portugal who they would want to get through on goal in that sort of situation it would be Jessica Silva.
But she rushed the shot in the end, went for the toe-poke and almost sliced the shot.
Portugal 0-0 Vietnam
That should be the opener. Portugal slice through the Vietnam defence and it falls to Jessica Silva on her right foot with only the goalkeeper to beat. But there's a lack of composure from the Benfica striker as she shoots over.
Another chance comes soon after Silva's club team-mate Francisca Nazareth curls wide.
Portugal 0-0 Vietnam
Vietnam make a bright start and win a free-kick down the left just outside the penalty area.
They already have done better than the match against the United States as they have a touch in the opponent's penalty area.
Bich Thuy takes the free-kick, but it's really poor, although she then wins a corner but it comes to nothing.
Portugal 0-0 Vietnam
It's Portugal all in red and Vietnam all in white, with Vietnam getting the game going.
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Portugal v Vietnam (08:30 BST)
Jen Beattie
Former Scotland defender on ITV1
Image source, Getty ImagesGoals, pace, creative energy is exactly what they will be looking for from Jessica Silva today.
Her athletic prowess, leading the press from the front, will help Portugal to get on the front foot.
They didn't get enough touches in the opposition box in their first game, and made few chances. They will be looking to change that today.
Portugal v Vietnam (08:30 BST)
Image source, BBC SportAgainst the USA, Vietnam coach Mai Duc Chung (73 years 31 days) became the oldest coach to take charge of a team in a Women's World Cup match in the history of the competition.
He's now five days older with their last group match against the Netherlands in another five days' time.
Portugal v Vietnam (08:30 BST)
Image source, BBC SportAna Borges was the Portuguese player that made the most touches (68) and completed the most passes (24) in their match against the Netherlands and delivered Portugal’s only key pass during that game.
Portugal v Vietnam (08:30 BST)
Image source, BBC SportPortugal didn't really get going against Netherlands but we will see much more of them in attack here.
It's clear Vietnam are not going to get out of Group E but the experience of playing at this level is going to be massive for them.
They showed against the USA how well they can defend.
Prediction 2-0.
Portugal v Vietnam (08:30 BST)
Fran Kirby
England forward on ITV1
Both sides will see today as a real opportunity to get some goals and get some points on the board.
The draw earlier between the USA and the Netherlands kind of leaves the group a little bit open.
Image source, Getty ImagesPortugal v Vietnam (08:30 BST)
Image source, .This is how it stands in Group E after three of the six matches.
The last matches in the group both take place at 08:00 BST on Tuesday, 1 August with Portugal v United States in Auckland and Vietnam v Netherlands in Dunedin.
The top two nations advance into the last 16, the bottom two go home.