So a big win for England women which shows there is no hangover from their World Cup heroics.

And what a debut from Danielle Carter, who scored a hat-trick.

That is all from us today, we will be back at 0800 BST tomorrow.

Former Leeds United Ladies striker Lucy Ward

"The likes of Carter and Christiansen came into the team have played well and it gives Mark Sampson a headache for when they play the better teams. 

"They have done a really professional job and given a performance." 

Danielle Carter gets her hat-trick.

The Arsenal Ladies striker smashes home from 18 yards in added time. 

What a debut by Danielle Carter who scores her second, as she converts Ellen White's cross.

Fran Kirby gets her second. Danielle Carter's shot is parried, the ball hits the Chelsea striker's heel and she smashes it into the roof of the net.

Substitution for England as Ellen White comes on for Gemma Davison after 78 minutes.

Isobel Christiansen is the second debutant to get on the score sheet after Danielle Carter, who scored the opener.

The Manchester City midfielder gets the ball on the edge of the area and sends a half volley into the corner of the net.

That was the pick of the five goals.

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Substitution for England as Eniola Aluko comes on for Jill Scott.

Shorty after, Fran Kirby has a goal disallowed for a foul.

Roberto Martinez has confirmed Everton will not appeal Kevin Mirallas’ red card at Swansea on Saturday.

The Belgian was sent off just moments after appearing as a substitute at the Liberty Stadium.

Martinez did say the sending-off was "harsh".

He said: "I don’t think we have got a chance to get it overturned so we need to feel hurt with the decision and support Kevin."

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Jo Currie, BBC Sport in Tallinn

"England manager Mark Sampson slapped the desk when Gemma Davison sent that effort wide of the right-hand post, he knows the Chelsea attacker should have scored."

Looks like they heard you Stuie.

Jo Currie, BBC Sport in Tallinn

"England manager Mark Sampson wants a better view of his team. He's joined the Radio 5 live sports extra team on the gantry at the top of the stadium."

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Jill Scott scores, arriving in the box to side-foot home from Gemma Davison's cross.

England goalkeeper Mary Earps, who's watching from the stands, joined the Sports Extra team at half time and thoroughly enjoyed her "Motty style" microphone.

You can listen live here.

Image source, Jo Currie

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WG Grace, Moeen Ali, Roy Keane, Andy Fordham and now you can add Scotland's Josh Strauss to the list of sport's greatest beards.

The South African-born flanker is on the bench for Scotland's Rugby World Cup opener against Japan, having recently become eligible under residency rules.