That's all from us today. Be sure to join us at 07:30 BST tomorrow morning as we race towards the business end of the Women's World Cup.

In Group E defending champions USA face Portugal while the Netherlands play Vietnam (both at 08:00 BST).

And at 12:00 BST the Lionesses conclude their group stage and will advance as Group D winners if they avoid defeat to China.

At the same time Haiti will hope for their first win at a World Cup when they play Denmark.

We can't wait!

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Nigeria weren't a nation that people were talking about getting out of this group.

If they are the team that England will have to face [in the next round], they are going to be a difficult opponent.

Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan to RTE Sport: "Unbelievable. I said before we were disappointed not to make it out of the group. We deserved something from the tournament.

"Vera and Katie said we're proud to be here for our country. We grew and held our own against three top teams. Everyone is proud of that."

On her amazing save: "It was an unbelievable cross into the box, a teasing one. I thought I could come for it but dropped back. I knew I had to make a special save. I threw my body at it, I wanted us to get something from the game.

"We have the best fans in the world. The support here and at home has been unbelievable. We're so proud to put on the shirt and represent our country."

Republic of Ireland boss Vera Pauw to RTE Sport: "Fantastic feeling. They are the 11-time African champions and we had the better play. They always looked dangerous but we were in control. We created chances.

"We need to get there [to the opposition goal] to score. We’ve done that so much better. When you see what Nigeria did against Australia, not one time they could do that to us. The game plan worked again. I’m so proud.

"I think we can be really proud. We played three top 10 nations, I think Nigeria are a top-10 nation [despite their 40th-placed ranking], we have played equal games against them.

"Those players came into this tournament as very good players, they go out as world stars. It will change their lives. They will get other contracts and more opportunities."

Here's Steph Catley's goal that concluded Australia's brilliant win.

The co-hosts thrashed the Olympic champions on their way to the round of 16.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

From the opening few seconds it was clear what Australia wanted to do, how they were going to set up and how they would combat the threats of Canada.

With setting out their stall early on, it got the home crowd on their feet.

Having a home crowd behind you, you feel like everyone in the stadium is there shouting and willing you on.

It really is that cliche of the 12th player.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

Australia needed to show up, and they did exactly that.

They hadn't yet shown up in the tournament, and left it to the final game under immense pressure.

Sam Kerr could have been used if needed, but she wasn't, and she will be grateful for that because she has an extra few days for her recovery. Hopefully we see some of her in the round of 16.

Tactically, Australia were miles better than Canada today.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium

Roars of appreciation as the Australian players do a lap of honour. Katrina Gorry and Mackenzie Arnold jump up and down in celebration. Alanna Kennedy is crying tears of joy.

Australia have finally arrived at their own party.

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It is! Australia have risen to the occasion. The co-hosts are through as Group B winners.

Nigeria also advance as runners-up.

Goal kick Australia. That should be that.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

Australia have managed the game superbly.

Managed the occasion, the emotion, the task at hand.

An excellent performance.

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A little over a minute remains. Australia have sent out a message today.

Another Australia switch. On comes Charlotte Grant, off comes Katrina Gorry.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

It says a lot about this Australia side that we are in stoppage time and they still trying to attack the box.

They aren't interested in game management, they have the confidence and belief. Total domination.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

A painful one.

Fleming definitely catches the Australia attacker on the top of the foot.

Correct decision.

It gets worse for Canada. Jessie Fleming catches Katrina Gorry just inside the box. Australia didn't even appeal it, but it's definitely a penalty.

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Canada 0-3 Australia

Hang on. We have a VAR review from nowhere for a possible Australia penalty...

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium

Amid the noise about Australia's fate, it must not be lost that Olympic champions Canada going out in the group stage is big news.

The team have butted heads with the Canadian national association several times in recent months. Plenty more questions will be asked following this result.

It's all over.

Nigeria are into the Women's World Cup last 16, where they will play the winners of England's group.

The Republic of Ireland get their first ever Women's World Cup point.