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Gary Lineker introduces action from the Group D encounter between Ghana and Australia in Rustenberg. Both sides have high hopes of reaching the second round where they could potentially face a clash against England.

Australia are competing in only their third World Cup and still have bitter memories of their exit in Germany 2006, where they lost in dramatic circumstances in the last minute of their second-round match with Italy. Coach Pim Verbeek has a squad full of players with a wealth of Premier League experience and will be relying on goals from Everton's Tim Cahill and former Liverpool forward, Harry Kewell.

Ghana made their World Cup debut in 2006 and, like Australia, they also bowed out in the second round. Led by coach Milovan Rajevac, they reached the final of this year's Africa Cup of Nations.