That's all from us tonight, thank you very much for joining us.

It wasn't the result that England wanted, but they have no time to dwell on it too much as next up is a clash with Australia on Tuesday in Derby.

Join us for coverage of that one - see you then!

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-Liverpool defender on 5 Sports Extra

Playing Brazil means you get to play a team from a different continent who play a different style.

These games are so important to England in their progression and preparation for the World Cup.

Ian Wright
Former England striker on ITV1

We didn't pass the ball quickly enough, we weren't sharp enough when they we did win the ball. As much as we didn't make a couple of chances, as you'd expect at 11 against 10, we weren't great with the ball, which was disappointing.

There was a lot of long-shots, we need more movement. She [Esme Morgan during second half] was running forward with nothing in front of her. You need to move them around. There's nothing happening in front of her, and that's not good enough at this level.

England

England manager Sarina Wiegman speaking to ITV: "I wouldn't say there was anything missing. They [Brazil] started how we expected them to start. They won the ball on the counter-attack and that harmed us twice. There were so many opportunities.

"They got the red card and from then we dominated the game. What was missing was the final part. They are tough in defending, they have really good players.

"The learning we take is to create even more in the final third and getting the final detail right in execution and decision-making."

Anita Asante
Former England defender on ITV1

Those players will reflect on the game, do their analysis. Sarina will perhaps make a few more changes as it's an opportunity to bring some freshness and intensity to the team.

The game was lost in the first half - you can't afford to start so slowly against a Brazil team that were so up for it from the off.

England

England midfielder Georgia Stanway, speaking to ITV, on whether the slow start cost England:

"Definitely, it puts you on the back foot. We had a lot of chances second half, on another day they go in. We'll review this, build from it. We've got a lot of time."

Is this a setback?

"Not at all - we've come here to a home crowd with a European trophy in our hands. Today was a day we came to celebrate with them."

Were you always going to take the penalty instead of Chloe Kelly?

"I've been the taker for a while now - of course Chloe scores penalties, but we've got a lot of players who can put the ball in the back of the net."

Pete: Good test for England. Tough to make too much of it with all the injuries. Well played Brazil.

England

England's Georgia Stanway speaking to ITV:

"It's one of those games when you're going to get battered and bruised, we're not used to playing opposition from a different continent but it's something we've got to adapt to. It's difficult when they go man-to man all over the pitch.

"It was difficult to find spaces, a lot of movement and running. I still think there were plenty of good things to take away. Obviously with the red card, we were able to find the free player more. But the first 20 minutes were a bit disappointing from us."

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-Liverpool defender on 5 Sports Extra

Brazil are worthy winners tonight, they were the better team over the 90 minutes.

They were a threat going forward and defensively they were so good, so solid and working for each other.

Question marks over England tonight. They looked defensively vulnerable at times. Conceded two early goals and really weren't clinical. They didn't create enough opportunities tonight to test this Brazilian side.

Alex Brotherton
BBC Sport journalist

As Brazil's players and staff rush over to celebrate with their travelling fans in the South Stand of the City of Manchester Stadium, Sarina Wiegman gathers her team in a huddle in the middle of the pitch.

This was a common sight at the Euros - whatever the final result.

England didn't start this game well at all but, though aided by Angelina's first-half red card, looked much better organised after the break.

Plenty to work on, but some positives to take as well.

South American champions Brazil hold out to beat European champions England 2-1.

This might have been a friendly, but Brazil are celebrating like it was a World Cup game. Fair play to them, that was a backs-to-the-wall defensive performance in the second half.

Beever-Jones gets a head on it but it goes out for a throw in. That might be it.

Beever-Jones delivers a dangerous cross but it's out for another corner. Last chance saloon this.

It's cleared. But England regain possession and continue to press.

Toone's cross goes out for a corner.

Ary Borges commits a foul of her own and England have a free-kick midway into the Brazil half. Greenwood to take.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-Liverpool defender on 5 Sports Extra

Maya Le Tissier cleanly wins the ball but she stretches and her studs are high in the air which just catches Ary Borges.

Five minutes of stoppage time for England to find an equaliser.

Are we in for yet more late Lionesses drama?

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Maya Le Tissier is booked for for catching Ary Borges on the thigh with her studs.

The England defender clearly got to the ball first, but the referee took issue with the follow through. Brazil's players are furious, they want a red card.

Beath Mead looks for an unmarked Aggie Beever-Jones at the back post, but Lorena is able to pluck the ball from the sky.

Brazil's defence is full of holes but England can't quite get the final ball right.

Still time in this one...

Dudinha, scorer of Brazil's second goal today, is replaced by Isa.