FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar LIVE: Australia v Denmark updates as Leckie goal sends Socceroos make knockouts for first time since 2006

Jensen gets in, and from a tight angle, he tests Ryan who just tips the ball over for a corner.

Australia are really struggling to defend right now, and are being pinned back.

Lindstrom attempts a shot and it looks like it could have been on target, but a huge block comes in to save Australia.

It is now Maehle who gets a cross in but Ryan is quickly able to gather.

Kristensen gets a low cross to Jensen but he can only flick it out for a goal kick.

The ref makes his mark on the match early as he books Behich early for pulling back Olsen.

McGree attempts one from just outside the box, and it's blocked.

Eriksen is in the box early and ready to receive the ball, but Degenek is able to clear quickly.

The referee has blown the whistle, and we are underway!

And the national anthems are about to be belted out. Kick-off is fast approaching!

A quick read before kick-off.

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Just a quarter of an hour to go until kick-off at Al Janoub Stadium here in Al Wakrah, Qatar.

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To make things even more complicated for Australia and Denmark, Tunisia still have a chance to qualify if the results fall in their favour.

They are playing France, which is a tough task, but Deschamps has opted to rest NINE of his starting XI. An upset in the cards? Follow along below to find out.

Denmark were pipped as a tournament dark horse before a ball was kicked, but they have yet to live up to any expectations.

They will need to end their five game winless run at the FIFA World Cup if they want any chance of advancing today.

Australia have the advantage going into today's fixture, their win over Tunisia moving them into second in the group with four points.

However, that doesn't mean a win isn't crucial today. In 2010, they failed to advance to the knockouts with four points, and the team certainly do not want to face that reality again today.

AUSTRALIA: Ryan, Degenek, Souttar, Rowles, Behich, Leckie, Irvine, Mooy, Goodwin, Duke, McGree.... Subs: Atkinson, Karacic, Tilio, Wright, Maclaren, Hrustic, Mabil, Redmayne, Devlin, Vukovic, Deng, Kuol, King, Cummings, Baccus.. /// DENMARK: Schmeichel, Kristensen, Andersen, Andreas Christensen, Maehle, Hojbjerg, Jensen, Skov Olsen, Eriksen, Lindstrom, Braithwaite.... Subs: Nelsson, Kjaer, Dolberg, Damsgaard, Norgaard, Oliver Christensen, Stryger Larsen, Wass, Wind, Poulsen, Cornelius, Ronnow, Skov, Bah.

Hello & welcome to Eurosport's LIVE digital coverage of Group D action at the 2022 FIFA World Cup between Australia and Denmark.

All is on the line for both teams as this match up becomes the decider as who will join France in the round of 16.

Kick-off is set for 15:00 GMT at Al Janoub Stadium.

Team news up next!