AUSTRALIA vs DENMARK - Matildas on course for quarter-finals after Foord strike

Right, thanks for joining me this morning. A comfortable win for the tournament co-hosts, and their star player Sam Kerr is back. A worrying sign for their rivals? I'd say so. You can read my full report here

Here's the second Australian goal, which well and truly put the game to bed

And there goes the final whistle! Australia have done it! They're through to the World Cup quarter-finals, and will be very difficult to beat as this tournament progresses. France or Morocco next for the Matildas

Tameka Yallop has been given what's no more than a token few seconds. She replaces the excellent Foord, who - for my money anyway - has been the best player on the park and gets a standing ovation from the crowd

She probably should have passed there, but went for goal from the edge of the area and can't wrap her foot around it. The ball goes high and wide

That's all Denmark have to hit back

The excellent Fowler is replaced by Clare Polkinghorne, as Australia look to strengthen their defence

An ambitious effort from distance doesn't trouble the goalkeeper

The fans are on their feet as soon as the sub gets on the ball. She drives into the area but lifts her shot well over the bar

Oh that was a big moment for Denmark! The ball falls nicely for their leading scorer in the area. She's got time and space and it drops nicely onto her foot, but she volleys off target

They look comfortable at the moment, with no sign of any nerves

Karen Holmgaard and Amalie Vangsgaard are replaced by Sanne Troelsgaard and Emma Snerle

A loose ball falls to the Dane on the edge of the box, but she clatters well over

Big moment in the World Cup here, as Sam Kerr, struggling with an injury she picked up ahead of the tournament, is introduced for the first time. Cortnee Vine is also on, with Raso and van Egmond withdrawn

They really do have a mountain to climb from here. That change a few minutes ago is only like-for-like in midfield, so it doesn't have too much impact tactically. Can they get the ball to Harder more and see if they can pull one back?

Katherine Kuhl is replaced by Josefine Hasbo

That'll do it! Australia double their lead as Hayley Raso receives a pass from van Egmond in the area and thumps into the far bottom corner! They've got one foot in the quarter-finals now!

It may be 1-0, but the Matildas know they're still in a battle. Indeed, they've managed just the one shot on target so far, and that was the goal!

She picks up a yellow for a foul on Foord, picked up a frustrated manner by pulling the striker back

A brilliant bit of football from Australia, as a long, angled pass finds Foord on the left. She brings it down superbly before crossing for Emily van Egmond, who tries an audacious flick but can't convert