Former Leeds United Ladies striker Lucy Ward

"I could see this going to 5-0 in the second-half. It is a true reflection of the difference in quality between the teams.

"Jo Potter and Jill Scott have been keeping the game ticking over, Steph Houghton has been under a bit of pressure but nothing to trouble Carly Telford.

"They haven been god going forwards with Gemma Davison, Jess Clarke and Fran Kirby.

"Overall I think England will be pleased."

Jo Currie, BBC Sport in Tallinn

"Jess Clarke has come back from the disappointment of being left out of the World Cup squad in style. She's run her legs off in the first half and created that second goal after showing great composure in the box to pull it back to Potter."

And it is England's "mini Messi" Fran Kirby with the third.

She calmly slots home Gemma Davison's cross.

England's quality showing now, five minute left in the half.

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Birmingham City midfielder Jo Potter doubles England's lead on 34 minutes.

Fran Kirby finds Potter in the box, who places the ball in the far corner.

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Fran Kirby hits the crossbar after Estonia fail to clear a Jo Potter corner, 32 minutes gone.

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Former Manchester United striker Robin van Persie has said he is "unhappy" at Fenerbahce after being left on the bench against Bursaspor on Sunday.

Van Persie came off the bench to score the winner in the 77th minute.

He told Turkeys' Lig TV: , external“I was not happy that I started on the bench. I am fully fit, physically very well and able to play for 90 minutes.  

Signy Aarna causing England a few problems at the back, she is Estonia's best attacking threat.

This is what injured defender Lucy Bronze would like tonight...

Jo Currie, BBC Sport in Tallinn

"Jo Potter's left boot looks as if it's going to be called into action a lot this evening, she's already taken several free-kicks awarded down the right flank, as well as delivering corners."

Jess Clarke on her 50th appearance for England shoots straight at Getter Laar.

20 minutes gone in Tallinn and England have failed to build on their early goal.

Chelsea striker Diego Costa has been charged with violent conduct by the Football Association following his side's win over Arsenal on Saturday. 

Costa puts his hands in the face of Arsenal centre-back Laurent Koscielny and then clashed with Gunners' defender Gabriel, who was sent-off.

The FA has also charged Gabriel with improper conduct and both clubs with failing to control their players.

All parties have until Thursday, 24 September to respond to the charges.

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Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent

Extradition proceedings against the former Fifa vice president Jack Warner are to go ahead following a decision by the Trinidad Attorney General to sign “authority to proceed” papers.

The case has been adjourned until Friday concerning a dispute over a legal deadline.

James Lewis QC, who represents the Trinidad state in the case, told the BBC via email: "The Attorney General has signed an Authority to Proceed [ATP] so the extradition proceedings will go ahead."

It continued: “The Magistrate will give a decision on Friday whether [Mr Warner] should be discharged and immediately re-arrested under the ATP or simply remanded to the next date under the ATP without a formal discharge."

And it is one of the debutants Danielle Carter who puts England ahead after two minutes. The Arsenal striker smashes home from close range.

Dream debut for Carter, dream start for the Lionesses.

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The national anthems are being sung at the A Le Coq Arena, Tallinn.

Kick-off is imminent,

You can follow the match right here and listen live on Radio 5 live extra.

Lucy Bronze is one of four players to withdraw from the England squad because of an injury.

The Manchester City Women defender has a knee injury.

Arsenal keeper Siobhan Chamberlain (knee), Chelsea winger Claire Rafferty (knee) and Arsenal defender Alex Scott (hamstring) are also out injured.

England  boss Mark Sampson will use his team's World Cup success as a source of motivation for tonight's match.

"We saw an England team that believed they could genuinely compete against Germany, we have to keep growing that mentality," Sampson said.

"It's great doing it once but we have to do that on a consistent basis. I'm not sure we are quite there yet but the players definitely have the hunger to get there."