SUBSTITUTION (Scotland)published at 63 mins
England 4-0 Scotland
Scotland take off Man City striker Jane Ross, who has worked hard on her own up front, and she is replaced by Chelsea's Erin Cuthbert.
Today is Cuthbert's 19th birthday.
Summary
Taylor scores hat-trick as England thrash Scotland
Live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live and BBC Radio Scotland
Scotland Women's first game at a major tournament
England are third favourites to win the competition
SUBSTITUTION (Scotland)published at 63 mins
From Merseyside to Spainpublished at 62 mins
England 4-0 Scotland
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 liveAfter her move to Barcelona, Toni Duggan is starting to learn Spanish, but I told her to concentrate on her English first.
YELLOW CARD (England)published at 62 mins
England 4-0 Scotland
Jill Scott is booked for a late foot on Scotland's Caroline Weir.
Lionesses captain Steph Houghton went into the referee's book moments earlier as well.
SUBSTITUTION (England)published at 60 mins
England 4-0 Scotland
With her job done, and the match ball secured, a delighted Jodie Taylor goes off to warm applause.
She is replaced by new Barcelona striker Toni Duggan. Not a bad option off the bench...
Image source, Rex Features'A tough lesson in the Euro limelight'published at 58 mins
England 4-0 Scotland
Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland in UtrechtThe danger now is that Scotland heads go down. They've been thoroughly outplayed so far. A tough lesson in the Euro limelight.
Postpublished at 57 mins
England 4-0 Scotland
Scotland's Lisa Evans whips in a dangerous free-kick from the left-hand side towards the far post.
England keeper Karen Bardsley comes out to punch it away. The ball eventually finds its way back to Evans, but this time her low shot is held by the Man City and England keeper.
'Phenomenal movement'published at 56 mins
England 4-0 Scotland
Pat Nevin
Ex-Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 liveJodie Taylor is one the best and most intelligent movers in the game. Her movement is phenomenal, the timing of it was perfect. She was so calm with the finish.
'Crafty Taylor'published at 56 mins
England 4-0 Scotland
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 liveToo simple. A lovely flick on from Ellen White and the elusive Jodie Taylor finds the craftiest of finishes past the oncoming Gemma Fay. Well deserved.
Postpublished at 55 mins
England 4-0 Scotland
With that, Jodie Taylor becomes the first England Women player to score a hat-trick at a senior major tournament.
A night she'll never forget.
Image source, Getty Images
GOAL - England 4-0 Scotlandpublished at 53 mins
Jodie Taylor
Hat-trick! Jodie Taylor has three and England have four, inside an hour!
It's a neat goal. Steph Houghton's free-kick from deep is flicked on by Ellen White and Taylor times her run perfectly and calmly lobs the keeper with a cheeky dink.
Game over.
Image source, Rex Featuresget involved Get Involvedpublished at 20:53 British Summer Time 19 July 2017
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Postpublished at 49 mins
England 3-0 Scotland
From the resulting corner, the ball falls to Jane Ross on the edge of the area, but her shot is deflected wide for another corner from the left for the Scots.
From the second delivery, Man City forward Ross is on the end of it again, but England close her down quickly and remove the danger as she fires over under pressure.
Postpublished at 48 mins
England 3-0 Scotland
Substitute Lana Clelland's first act is to do well down the left and force a Scotland corner from Steph Houghton's intervention.
SUBSTITUTION (Scotland)published at 47 mins
England 3-0 Scotland
Scotland brought on Lana Clelland - who plays for Italian side Tavagnacco - at the break, in place of Swedish side Eskilstuna United's forward Fiona Brown.
KICK-OFFpublished at 46 mins
England 3-0 Scotland
The players are back out in Utrecht and England kick-off to get the second half going.
Your guide to the Eurospublished at 20:45 British Summer Time 19 July 2017
HT: England 3-0 Scotland
Image source, Getty ImagesWant to know more about the Euros?
With more teams, more prize money and even more substitutions than ever before, the tournament is the biggest Women's European Championships yet.
England make a statementpublished at 20:42 British Summer Time 19 July 2017
HT: England 3-0 Scotland
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in UtrechtScotland haven't been great, but you have to say that's been the most convincing performance by a team so far at Euro 2017.
RECAP: France strike late to winpublished at 20:40 British Summer Time 19 July 2017
The Women's Euros so far...
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter the Netherlands' winning start to the tournament on Sunday and Monday's draw between Sweden and holders Germany, Tuesday's games saw one of the pre-tournament favourites, France, made to work hard against a stubborn Iceland side.
But the French eventually struck late on with a Eugenie le Sommer penalty to open their campaign with a 1-0 win.
Elsewhere in Group C, Austria beat 10-player Switzerland 1-0, in a match which saw the competition's first red card since 2009.
'Signeul has decisions to make'published at 20:39 British Summer Time 19 July 2017
HT: England 3-0 Scotland
Pat Nevin
Ex-Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 liveCoach Anna Signeul will be happy Scotland have not conceded another goal. She has some decisions to make. In the second half, you do not want your team to implode, one game into the competition.
Scotland had a 4-1-4-1 gameplan, but it leaves Jane Ross isolated. Signeul will need to bring on some fresh legs but one to 11, England are better.
Will Sampson make changes?published at 20:37 British Summer Time 19 July 2017
HT: England 3-0 Scotland
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 liveIt will be interesting to see what England boss Mark Sampson does at half-time. Will he give the 11 starters 70 minutes or make changes?
It has not just been about Jodie Taylor, it has been about the three in midfield. Jordan Nobbs and Jill Scott have no pressure. They can pick up the ball, think, look and get a pass away.