Text uspublished at 19:59 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
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No walkover this one and it's raining so unpredictable. Spain are good but so are we, so it will be close.
Summary
England need point from final game to confirm place in quarters
Taylor takes tally to four goals in two matches
Spain awarded late penalty - then ref changes her mind
England's Bright has header wrongly ruled out
Scotland beaten 2-1 by Portugal earlier
Scots could still qualify with win in final game
Text uspublished at 19:59 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
'Get hold of Losada'published at 14 mins
England 1-0 Spain
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 liveIf Steph Houghton had kept her head over that ball it's a goal. Lovely play again from Fran Kirby though.
At the other end England need to get hold of Vicky Losada, she is drifting inbetween the lines and starting to run the game for Spain.
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England 1-0 Spain
Spain get players forward for a free-kick and it falls nicely for Alexia Putellas on the edge of the area but her low shot bounces straight to Karen Bardsley in the England goal.
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England 1-0 Spain
England play the corner short and Fran Kirby beats her marker to skip in to the area.
She squares it and it falls to Steph Houghton in space in the middle, but she blazes over the bar.
That was a good opportunity for a second for England.
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England 1-0 Spain
Man City full-back Demi Stokes does well down the England left and wins a corner for the Lionesses.
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England 1-0 Spain
Steph Houghton does well this time to intercept Vicky Losada in the England penalty area and it's a corner to Spain.
They take it short but Millie Bright heads the cross clear with commanding style.
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England 1-0 Spain
Well the confidence in this England team is obvious. They have so much belief at the moment.
Spain are on the back foot.
DISALLOWED GOAL - Englandpublished at 6 mins
England 1-0 Spain
England think they've made it two... But it's been adjudged to be offside!
Jordan Nobbs' deep free-kick in to the box is headed into the far corner by Millie Bright, but the officials say no!
The replays suggest she was onside. Not even close. That's harsh.
'What a finish!'published at 3 mins
England 1-0 Spain
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Image source, PAWhat a calm, composed finish! England's movement from their front three unlocked Spain. What a great response to a bit of a shaky start from England.
Fran Kirby is in the form of her life, she has had injury worries but is flying now.
GOAL - England 1-0 Spainpublished at 2 mins
Fran Kirby
Image source, PABut what a start for England! Nerves? What nerves?!
Fran Kirby gives England the lead inside two minutes. They can't stop scoring.
It's a crisp finish from the Chelsea striker. Birmingham City's Ellen White slips her in behind the Spain defence and she finishes so calmly.
'A let-off for England!'published at 19:46 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 liveGoodness me England were lucky there! Steph Houghton lost her footing in a critical zone and she should have hit the target!
A let-off for England, 100%.
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England 0-0 Spain
Goodness me, there's a bit of hesitation on the wet surface from England captain Steph Houghton, and Vicky Losada should hit the target for Spain, from the edge of the area, but she shoots wide.
England are a tad lucky there. A nervy start.
KICK-OFFpublished at 1 min
England 0-0 Spain
Spain, all in red, get this game under way. England are in their changed dark blue kit.
Listen live on BBC Radiopublished at 19:44 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
England v Spain (19:45 BST)
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'Send her victorious'published at 19:43 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
England v Spain (19:45 BST)
England's players belt it out proudly. Can they make it two wins from two? Kick-off is up next.
Here come the playerspublished at 19:40 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
England v Spain (19:45 BST)
England and Spain emerge down the tunnel in Breda.
It's time for the anthems, starting with Spain's Royal March.
Slip-up on the cards?published at 19:39 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
England v Spain (19:45 BST)
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Breda
Image source, BBC SportOne for the die-hards tonight. Like a wet weekend in Salford. So much so, that they had to re-paint the lines before the warm-ups.
England goalkeeper Karen Bardsley won't need reminding that it was her error which cost the Lionesses a draw at Euro 2013 and handling will be treacherous tonight.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 19:35 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
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Time to make a statement?published at 19:33 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
England v Spain (19:45 BST)
And it's worth stressing that the winner of England and Scotland's group (Group D) will face the runner-up from Group C in quarter-finals, and vice-versa.
France, Austria and Switzerland will be watching on tonight with much interest.
Victory for England or Spain in Breda would go a long way towards seeing them win this group.
RECAP: Austria hold Francepublished at 19:31 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Elsewhere at Women's Euro 2017
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd on Saturday, France - one of the pre-tournament favourites - were held by Austria, while Iceland were knocked out with a loss to Switzerland.
Full details on last night's Group C action can be found here.