Andy Gray
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

I thought Wimbledon finished the other week. This is brilliant end-to-end stuff.

You don't know where to look!

Both sides fancy the three points here. Remember, Brazil will be through if they get them.

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A change for both sides. Andressa replacing Geyse for Brazil, with French goalscorer Eugenie le Sommer going off, replaced by her Lyon team-mate Vicki Becho.

Grace Geyoro has an effort at goal, it is straight at Leticia but she opts to push it over the top when she could've caught it.

Brazil's Debinha has scored her first Women's World Cup goal in her sixth appearance in the competition and with her 18th shot.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

That goal got the fans on their feet, there's a lot of yellow in this stadium.

Hear them now!

It's amazing what a goal can do, it's invigorating.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

Close your eyes, and you could be in the Maracana.

The celebrations after that Debinha goal nearly took the roof off Brisbane Stadium. Now can Brazil build on that and take the lead?

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

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It's bouncing out there. Ary Borges comes more central.

Lucky little ricochet but what a finish from the most experienced of players in that front line, Debinha.

The execution is faultless. A beautiful bit of play really.

Confidence oozing out of Brazil.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

Sorry, Herve. I've just jinxed France big time there.

There's the spark the Brazilian fans wanted, This place has erupted.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

I see you, small group of Brazil fans in one corner trying to start a Mexican wave.

This game is too good for your nonsense.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Brazil are working hard to win it back but when they do, they aren't making it stick.

They're not stringing more than two or three passes together.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

Herve Renard is standing as majestic as ever on the touchline, with his now iconic white open-collared shirt.

If things stay as they are, he'll have beaten Argentina and Brazil in the space of nine months at two World Cups.

That's not a bad record to have in your back pocket.

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Brazil haven't created much this half. Made for Marta to come on and rescue them?

Eugenie le Sommer tries to burst through the middle of the Brazilian defence, but former Arsenal defender Rafaelle Souza does excellently to cover and clear.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

The samba sounds certainly faded out as the first half has progressed and have yet to fire up again.

You can tell that the Brazilian fans, who are in Australia in huge numbers, are waiting for that one moment to spark their party - and tournament - back into life.

The second half is under way. Can Brazil turn this one around to get a place booked in the last 16 with a game to spare?

Laura Georges
Former France international on BBC One

I want to see another system, more attacking play from the team!

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