Almost seven. Jill Roord curls an effort against the bar.

Roll of the dice. Sophia Smith is off, Megan Rapinoe is on to huge cheers.

Emma Byrne
Former Ireland goalkeeper on ITV4

We were in awe of the first goal, but she does it again.

It wasn't a fluke. It is exactly the same place and this time she isn't so embarrassed!

All USA but Sophia Smith's final ball is poor.

Portugal survive! Rose Lavelle chips the free-kick into the box but her cross is just behind Alex Morgan who has to arch her back and can only head over.

Carol Costa fouls Alex Morgan right on the edge of the box.

Costa gets a yellow. The USA have another golden chance.

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The USA are getting closer.

They win a corner but Rose Lavelle eventually volleys over.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on ITV1

One or two passes to get Alex Morgan in front of goal is where USA will excel.

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OFF THE LINE!

Alex Morgan is played through and rounds Portugal keeper Ines Pereira.

But the USA forward finds herself at a tight angle and her shot is blocked by Diana Gomes.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on ITV1

The USA have to use the strengths of the players they've got but they haven't quite got into that rhythm.

USA's Sophia Smith is booked, it had been coming, after clattering into Diana Silva.

Boos ring out at the decision but it's a clear yellow.

The USA look really, really nervy. They're not used to being in a group-stage shootout.

Lynn Williams concedes a free-kick but fortunately for her side nothing comes of it.

Early chance for the USA who have started the second half brightly. A wide free-kick eventually drops to Rose Lavelle but her shot on the turn flies well over.

Some half-time changes.

Danielle van de Donk and Victoria Pelova are off for the Netherlands. On come Kerstin Casparij and Wieke Kaptein.

For Vietnam, Thị Hang replaces Kim Thanh.

And we're off again in both of our matches.

The players are back out. Team USA are in a big huddle.

Make sure you join us at midday when the Lionesses will tackle China at the 13,557-capacity Hindmarsh Stadium in Adelaide (12:00 BST) knowing a point or better will see them progress as Group D winners.

England beat Haiti and Denmark 1-0 in their first two matches, while China, second in the group, have the same points, goal difference and number of goals scored as third-placed Denmark.

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Kim Little
Former Scotland midfielder on ITV1

Credit to Portugal. They have been much tidier on the ball, defensively compact. They have really pulled apart the American midfield.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on ITV1

A set piece is USA's most likely route to goal at the moment if they can't sort themselves out in open play.