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That's all from us for today's games - join us again tomorrow when Morocco face Belgium in their pursuit of the knockouts, as well as the heavyweight clash of Germany and Spain. 

FULL TIME: Poland 2-0 Saudi Arabia

Heartbreak for Arab football fans as Saudi Arabia slip to a 2-0 defeat which really flattered Poland's performance. Saudi Arabia could - and perhaps should - have done better here. 

They're still not out of the running though. More details to follow very shortly. 

2-0 Poland! 

Terrible, terrible mistake at the back allows Robert Lewandowski an absolute gift of a tap-in to take the game further away from Saudi Arabia. 

Saudi supporters are stunned and silent after so much pressure leads to another Polish goal. 

Less than 10 minutes left now. 

Five minutes into the second half and it's still all Saudi Arabia at the Education city stadium.

The drummers in the crowd are really getting going and trying to give the Green Falcons that 12th-man advantage. 

Still that crucial goal missing, though. 

Phew. It's half time after a helter-skelter half of excellent football from Saudi Arabia - just lacking that final finish to pull level with Poland who must feel lucky to be in the lead. 

There's a lot of time left in this game, and it seems a matter of time before Saudi Arabia score. 

Heartbreak for Saudi Arabia as Salem Al Dawsari fails to capitalise on a penalty awarded for bringing Al Shehri down in the box

Penalty missed. Only stoppage time remaining in this half. 

Poland are ahead!

Despite precious few chances, Poland smuggle the ball into the net through Piotr Zielinski.

Saudi Arabia came back against Argentina - can they do it here? 

1-0 Poland. Game on. 

What a whirlwind start from the Green Falcons looking to blow Poland away and keep this crowd singing. 

Blistering pace and deft passes are carving apart the Polish defence, with Wojciech Szczesny saving Poland in the goal.

Polish tackles are getting a bit desperate - already picking up two yellow cards.

Here's a full run-down of the teams lining up for kick-off: 

Poland:

Wojciech Szczesny, Kamil Glik, Jakub Kiwior, Matty Cash, Bartosz Bereszynski, Grzegorz Krychowiak, Piotr Zielinski, Krystian Bielik, Przemyslaw Frankowski, Arkadiusz Milik, Robert Lewandowski

Saudi Arabia:

Mohamed Al-Owais, Abdulelah Al-Amri, Ali Al-Bulaihi, Mohammed Al-Breik, Mohamed Kanno, Saud Abdulhamid, Abdulelah Al-Malki, Saleh Al-Shehri, Salem Al-Dawsari, Firas Al-Buraikan, Sami Al-Najei. 

Reporting from Reuters

The Education city stadium is already rocking as Saudi fans - hugely outnumbering the Polish supporters - cheer their players out of the tunnel. 

Largely unchanged since their historic victory against Argentina, the Green Falcons are belting out the Kingdom's national anthem - "Hasten to glory and supremacy, Glorify the Creator of the heavens!"

Kick-off in five minutes.

Here's some more in-depth analysis of Tunisia's devastating marginal defeat to the gutsy Australian Socceroos.Ìý

We'll be back for Saudi Arabia's next match in just over half an hour.Ìý

It's heartbreak for Tunisia as Australia hang on by their fingertips to maintain their 1-0 despite being camped out in their own box for the late stages of the game.

Relentless positivity throughout the second half wasn't enough to earn Tunisia what would have been a well-deserved point. 

If Tunisia are to have a hope of progressing after this, they'll have to pull off a victory against the odds when they face cup holders France next week. More details to follow. 

Next up - Saudi Arabia, riding high after their shock victory over Argentina, take on Poland. 

We're into the last ten minutes of normal time at Al Janoub and somehow - somehow - Australia are holding onto their slender lead. 

Tunisia are throwing everyone forward to try and save a precious point from this crucial group game. 

 ten minutes into the second half - and waves of Tunisian intent are pouring towards the Australian goal. 

Everything seems to be falling for the North Africans in this second half so far - but they'll have to be wary of Australian counter attacks. 

It's half time at Al Janoub, and Australia still have their noses in front despite a resurgent Tunisia carving out some towards the end of the half. 

Arguably, Tunisian captain Youssef Mekni should have levelled in injury time but put his six-yard effort marginally wide. 

Tunisia are finishing this half with their tails wagging as they carve out some clear-cut chances in front of the Australian goal.

Can they give their fans something to cheer about before the whistle goes for half-time? 

Australia are ahead! 

Mitchell Duke draws first blood with a lofted header into the far corner after a lucky deflection from Craig Goodwin's cross put him in on goal. 

Tunisia will have to change the run of play now, and try and get a foothold in these early stages. 

Australia have come out of the blocks quickly, trying to silence those rousing Tunisian chants. The back three of Ali Abdi, Montassar Talbi and Yassine Meriah have managed to snuff out most of the attacks for now. 

It's been a free-flowing first 20 minutes of football at Al Janoub. 

The Tunisian fans sound in full-throated mood as swathes of red around Al Janoub stadium belt out the national anthem, Humat al-Huma - defenders of the homeland. 

Just a few moments until kick-off now. 

Tunisia will take on Australia at Al Janoub stadium for the first game of today.