Ireland win with one ball to spare
England win series 2-1
Stirling 142 (128), Balbirnie 113 (112)
Stirling dropped by Vince on 95 & 139
Stirling & captain Balbirnie add 214
Ireland's second ODI win over England
England 328: Morgan 106 (84)
Banton 58 (51), Willey 51 (42)
3rd ODI, Ageas Bowl; Ireland won toss
James Vince...
We all know the right-hander loves a drive and a fiddle outside off stump. Like he so often does, he nicks this one but he flashes hard enough that it goes over the slip cordon and away for four.
Not the most convincing start.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Ageas Bowl
Jason Roy is currently stood at the top of the steps to the England dressing room, slouched over and looking down at the floor. Not happy.
Michael Carberry
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
James Vince can get in a mindset where he is too boundary-hungry. But when you're batting with Jonny Bairstow you should know the scoreboard is taken care of - he doesn't need to compete for scoring quickly.
This is a massive opportunity for James Vince now.
He's got the chance to bat pretty much the whole innings and post a huge score and set this international career going.
Michael Carberry
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
It's just not happening for Jason Roy at the moment. That's a bit loose early on. That's just creeping in to his batting, it wasn't really there to drive.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
Jason Roy has gone cheaply again.
Roy c Balbirnie b Young 1 (Eng 2-1)
Jason Roy doesn't take his opportunity.
Roy missed most of the warm-up games before this series with a little niggle and he's looked rusty throughout. He drives hard at the ball and a thick edge is well pouched by Andrew Balbirnie at second slip.
Roy has only scored 26 runs in the three-game series.
Michael Carberry
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
I wasn't expecting England to make changes. The run chases have been small so this is a good opportunity for the likes of Jason Roy who hasn't fired yet to get the full 50 overs to bat. Jonny Bairstow will want to keep the form going and Eoin Morgan and Moeen Ali will want a good stint at the crease.
After the two sides and umpires take a knee again to support the Black Lives Matter movement, Craig Young will get us under way with Jason Roy on strike.
After the minute's silence for John Hume the umpires and the two sides are making their way out to the middle.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Ireland do look outgunned. They did make England stutter in both games but they just didn't have enough runs on the board to start with and they came up against Sam Billings and David Willey, who are England's two form players.
It's a nice change to see England batting first - we could see plenty of runs if they come off.
England: Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow (wk), James Vince, Eoin Morgan (capt), Tom Banton, Sam Billings, Moeen Ali, David Willey, Adil Rashid, Tom Curran, Saqib Mahmood.
Ireland: Andrew Balbirnie (capt), Paul Stirling, Gareth Delany, Harry Tector, Kevin O'Brien, Lorcan Tucker (wk), Curtis Campher, Mark Adair, Andy McBrine, Joshua Little, Craig Young.
Umpires: David Millns, Martin Saggers.
Third umpire: Alex Wharf.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Ageas Bowl
There will be a moment’s silence before today’s game - and black armbands will be worn by both teams - in memory of Northern Ireland politician and Nobel Peace Prize winner John Hume.
Ireland captain Andrew Balbirnie on Test Match Special: "We just have to get beyond just getting England to stutter,
"We want to be beating these teams and we have to be more ruthless."
Eoin Morgan will be looking for England to be much better today. They've been a 7/10 at best in the opening two games.
This is a good opportunity for Jason Roy, James Vince and Tom Banton to all spend some good time in the middle and post a big target.
England captain Eoin Morgan on Test Match Special: "When you look at the World Cup qualifying competition and that every game holds the same value it means there are no dead rubbers and this match still means a lot."
As has been the case in this mini series so far, the weather looks set fair in Southampton.
We should, fingers crossed, get a full game in without any interruptions.
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James Vince really needs a score today after only scoring 25 and 18 in the first two games.
His opportunities to succeed at international cricket must be starting to run out now. Today is his 16th ODI and he only averages 23.5 at the moment.
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Padders: Would have liked to see Livingstone get a go instead of Banton or Vince today.