Ella Toone is asked by Emma Sanders about her growing partnership with club and international team mate Jess Park at Manchester United.

"A great signing for Man Utd," says Toone. "We play really well together.

"For England, I've learned about playing with Keira Walsh and Georgia Stanway. Club partnerships are important, but it's also important to have these other partnerships for your country."

Yesterday was Sarina Wiegman's birthday. "I turned 30," the Dutch woman says with a wry smile.

The BBC's Emma Sanders wishes her a happy birthday. She's a thoughtful one is our Sanders.

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A statement from the FA: "Sarina Wiegman has confirmed West Ham United defender Anouk Denton has joined the Lionesses senior squad as they prepare to face Australia at Pride Park on Tuesday 28 October.

"Denton was named in Emma Coates’ squad for their WU23 European competition fixtures against Germany and Portugal. The 22 year old was handed her first call-up for England U23s in October 2022. Since September 2023 she has been a regular in Coates’ side."

Sarina Wiegman describes Australia as a "powerful team", while Ella Toone admits physical games "aren't my cup of tea".

The Aussies are now coached by former Arsenal manager Joe Montemurro.

Wiegman says there are "not big things to share" regarding team news.

She says Hannah Hampton is "progressing well" and is training today, but refuses to confirm whether the Chelsea keeper will start tomorrow.

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Here's Sarina and Ella...

So who do you think should start for England tomorrow? What do you make of Sarina Wiegman's recent selections? And do you think the Lionesses will bounce back from defeat to Brazil?

Get involved using the form at the top of this page.

England manager Sarina Wiegman on Maya Le Tissier: "I think we have players but Lucy Bronze is still building her [fitness] and Niamh Charles is still building who can play there [right back].

"It's also what you need from the game. I definitely keep thinking Maya can play right-back and I know she can play centre-back too.

"It's about what the game is asking. This is the exact period to try. There are two years to go until the World Cup so I hope that we have many players that are going to challenge for that position."

The main point of discussion before the match was which position Manchester United captain Maya le Tissier should play in.

Wiegman has made it clear she sees her as a right-back in the current England squad, despite Le Tissier playing her weekly football at centre-back for United.

The talented 23-year-old has started 72 consecutive games at centre-back in the Women's Super League, and in her 104 appearances for United has only played one at right-back.

Manchester United were keen to highlight this in a social media post last week, which sparked debate among supporters and thrust Wiegman's decision into question.

But against Brazil, Le Tissier started in the full-back role and moved to the middle with just under 40 minutes remaining.

England goalkeeper Khiara Keating, speaking after making her England debut on Saturday: "It felt like home and it was probably the best place for me to ever make my debut.

"I just think it's bonkers [being the first black female goalkeeper to play for England] and hopefully the gap for the next one isn't as big.

"Obviously times are changing now and football is going in the right direction, but I'm feeling dead proud."

As well as following this live text, you will also be able to watch Sarina Wiegman and Ella Toone addressing the media right here on BBC Sport.

Just click the 'Watch Live' button at the top of this page. Simple as that.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at St George's Park

We're hearing from Ella Toone and Sarina Wiegman at St George's Park shortly following their friendly defeat by Brazil.

It was a spicy encounter in which Brazil played with 10 players for over 70 minutes so we'll hear their thoughts on the performance.

They face Australia tomorrow and it's still an injury-hit squad but is goalkeeper Hannah Hampton fit enough to play?

She was absent from Saturday's defeat with a minor elbow injury and Wiegman said they would assess her to see how she is for tomorrow.

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The second of four year-ending friendlies for the Lionesses, we await to see what kind of team Sarina Wiegman picks following defeat to Brazil at the weekend.

Will she experiment again, or go stronger in reaction to Saturday's loss?

And we should hear about the fitness of Hannah Hampton, after England's number one missed the Brazil match with injury. Khiara Keating deputised for Hampton in her home city of Manchester.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Etihad Stadium

Double European champions England's homecoming ended in defeat as 10-player Brazil scored two early goals to claim victory in a friendly at Etihad Stadium.

Playing their first match since winning Euro 2025 in July, and with several big-name stars missing through injury, England were rocked when Dudinha and then Bia Zaneratto put Brazil 2-0 up.

Goalkeeper Khiara Keating, making her England debut at the home of her childhood club, could do little about either goal.

The Lionesses were aided in their task to mount a comeback as Brazil midfielder Angelina was shown a straight red card for a pull-back on Ella Toone in the 21st minute.

Georgia Stanway got a goal back shortly after the break from the penalty spot, before hitting the crossbar late on as England pushed for an equaliser.

Sarina Wiegman made several changes which had an impact, including moving Manchester United captain Maya le Tissier from right-back to centre-back, but Brazil's tireless defending paid off.

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Welcome to our live coverage of Sarina Wiegman's media conference ahead of the friendly between England and Australia tomorrow.

The Lionesses will look to recover from a disappointing defeat to Brazil at the weekend, as they face the Matildas at Pride Park in Derby.