Have that! Eni Aluko's volley flashes past Nicola Davies before she even has a chance to twitch in the Wales goal.

Aluko controlled a throw-in on her chest out on the angle, 15 yards from goal, and her next touch is a lashed volley that gives the goalkeeper no chance.

A stunner of a strike.

A little under 10 minutes to the break and England are probing around the Wales penalty area but have been frustrated by a sheer weight of number in the red-shirted defence.

Ennie Aluko's pace looks the likeliest route to a second. She is mobbed by defenders every time she picks up the ball though.

There is crowd of 7,935 in the house for Hull's visit.

It is short of capacity but the fact that the standing areas are ruled out of bounds for Uefa matches has meant that that was always going to be the case.

The goal is gaping for Yannick Sagbo but the Hull striker's scruffy effort lacks the legs to make the six-yard trip to the back of the net and is hacked clear by a covering defender.

It should really be 1-0.

England are still enjoying more of the ball and they are looking dangerous when they come forward. Arsenal's Jordan Nobbs clips the bar with a careful, curling side-foot in their best chance of a second.

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "In the end it was an important win and another victory. It was a difficult game and I'm happy with the players. Erik Lamela, Nacer Chadli and Mousa Dembele had an impact when they came on which is important."

We are up and running in Lokeren with Harry Maguire making his Hull debut as one of three centre-backs alongside Paul McShane and James Chester.

Hull City midfielder Robert Snodgrass:, external Good luck to the lads tonight in Belgium.

Snodgrass is recovering from a a dislocated kneecap that is set to keep him sidelined for up to six months.

Hull City: McGregor, Rosenior, Figueroa, Chester, Maguire, McShane, Meyler, Boyd, Brady, Aluko, Sagbo. Subs: Harper, Robertson, Elmohamady, Huddlestone, Livermore, Ince, Jelavic.

Over in Belgium, Hull are about to get underway against Lokeren in the first leg of their Europa League play-off.

You can get live radio commentary online via BBC Radio Humberside.

Rob Westall
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

"Karen Carney's goal seems to have sprung the crowd into life. Up until her strike there had been no songs or chants apart from the two national anthems, despite the best efforts of an enthusiastic England fan a couple of rows down from the press box."

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Birmingham midfielder Karen Carney's swirling free-kick commits both the Wales goalkeeper and Eniola Aluko. Neither get a touch and the ball continues on into the far corner. England have the lead. They need only a point to make the final remember.

Dave in Essex via text: Is this a first? Brother and sister playing in top-flight football at the same time? Hull's Sone Aluko playing in Europa League at the same time as his sister Eniola is turning out for England's women.

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In the words of manager Steve Bruce, Hull had to "dig deep" even to get to the play-offs. After a goalless first leg in Slovakia, Trecin took the lead after two minutes of the second leg of their qualifying tie at the KC Stadium.

It was not until 10 minutes from time that Sone Aluko scored the decisive goal in a 2-1 win.

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Hull City on Twitter:, external Hull City fans arriving at the Daknamstadion are in fine voice.

Rob Westall
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

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"Difficult to see from the press box whether England's manager Mark Sampson was singing either anthem just before kick-off. The Welshman and Cardiff City fan intends to do the country of his birth no favours tonight, as he seeks to guide England to the point they need to qualify for Canada 2015."

We are up and running in south Wales.

England's record so far in the group is eight wins from eight matches, 38 goals scored and only one conceded. Impressive stuff.

A total of 24 teams will compete at the World Cup finals in Canada in 2015.

There are eight European places up for grabs, with the winners of the seven Uefa qualifying groups going through automatically.

The four runners-up with the best record against the top five teams in their group, will battle it out via the play-offs for the remaining European World Cup slot.

The play-off semi-finals and final will both be played over two legs.

You can see the latest standings on the Uefa website., external

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Hull City on Twitter:, external The first Hull City fans inside the Daknamstadion.

Rob Gorry:, external Is it time to start mentioning Harry Kane for England?