Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC One

Pernille Harder is doing everything right apart from that final shot.

Good work to come inside onto her preferred right foot but not enough power or precision on the shot.

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Another chance for Pernille Harder. She cuts inside from the left to find a gap between two Australian players and she goes for goal but there's not enough power in her shot and Mackenzie Arnold gathers.

Pernille Harder is everywhere in the final third for Denmark.

A quarter of an hour gone and it's been pretty much Denmark's quarter of an hour so far.

I think those couple of moments for Denmark have unnerved Australia again as they are defending super deep now.

Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC One

Harder has started well hasn't she?

Wanting to get on the ball in the pockets and drive at the Australia defence.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Stadium Australia in Sydney

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It's safe to say the Olympic Stadium is awash with green and gold as the Australia fans have come out in force with only a few pockets of Denmark fans.

It's only the second match to be played at this stadium in this tournament. Australia beat Republic of Ireland 1-0 on the opening day on 20 July.

That feels a very long time ago now as we get down to the business end of the tournament.

Pernille Harder is showing the danger she represents as she drives at the defence, Australia players can't get a tackle in before Harder thumps an effort just wide.

Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC One

This is a really good opportunity for Denmark who get the ball out wide.

She goes with her wrong foot, it was a brilliant chance.

Ooh, that's a decent chance for Denmark.

They get the ball out wide to Janni Thomsen, who plays a great cross in behind the defence and Pernille Harder is there but can't get the right connection.

Australia are indeed starting to settle a bit and Katrina Gorry fires a cross into the area but Stine Ballisager is there to head away the danger.

A couple of loose passes from Australia, who feel a little bit rushed in these early stages. They are dominating possession but just need to settle a bit.

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Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC One

It's tough. It's been so dramatic after the England result. I think Australia will want another performance like they did against Canada.

Denmark, you expect them to be tight defensively. Do they have the quality in the final third when the chance comes?

An early shooting chance for Denmark as Australia don't clear a ball into the box very well but Katrine Veje scuffs her shot straight at the goalkeeper.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport in Melbourne

I would describe the response to Chloe Kelly’s winning penalty for England as being begrudging applause.

Much more positive reception for the Matildas as this game gets under way.

Denmark get the action under way!

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The stands are packed as kick off approaches. A great atmosphere in Sydney.

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Will we get the same scenes of drama, elation and dejection in that shootout between England and Nigeria here?

The players are out on the pitch for the national anthems.

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Emma Smith
BBC Sport in Melbourne

It’s now standing room only at the Melbourne fan park - and even then it would be a squeeze.

If you want an indicator as to the popularity of the Matildas, this size crowd on a Monday midwinter night should do it.

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