Great link-up play from USA - and it's Megan Rapinoe who eventually gets a cross in from the left.

England deal with it comfortably but USA regain possession.

A loose ball from Emily Sonnett is picked up by Jodie Taylor but the England striker can't quite get it under control.

The USA right-back is making her first start in almost two years.

A poor touch from Alex Morgan sees another opportunity go begging for USA but they are finding space behind England's defence.

Megan Rapinoe has hit a few wayward crosses for USA and she is visibly annoyed with herself.

She picked up the most assists for her country last year and is a threat down that left-hand side.

Fran Kirby and Ellen White hound the American defenders and it allows Izzy Christiansen to momentarily win the ball back in midfield but England don't keep it for long.

They do get it back moments later but Demi Stokes' cross sails high over the back-line and out for a USA goal-kick.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

England have got to do what they did against France - go for it and go toe to toe with them. England are at their best when they're on the front foot.

USA pass the ball around well, switching play and building momentum, before firing a low cross in from the left.

It's well defended by Lucy Bronze before Millie Bright then sees a free-kick go out over the back-line.

Tough one Jack...

Jack Grinstead: I don’t know what’s more exciting, England’s attacking line up or knowing the reporter for the game.

Nice pace from Demi Stokes as she drives down the left. It's pulled back inside but the ball forward towards Jodie Taylor is slightly too heavy and it's out for a goal-kick.

Early pressure from USA here. They have started with good intensity and have the ball in the attacking third.

And we're finally underway in Orlando.

We are now having a minutes silence to honour the victims of the Florida high-school shooting.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

I can't wait. This shows how far England have come. We were disappointed to draw with Germany, who are second in the world. We believe we can beat the best sides now. That's a real positive for Phil Neville and the Lionesses.

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National anthems done and now the teams are having a quick picture.

We're running a little late for kick-off...

The players are just coming out on to the pitch now. Kick-off is minutes away!

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Neville's former Manchester United and England team-mate David Beckham was in the crowd for the Germany match and predicted a bright future for the England team.

"It is good for the girls to have someone who is so experienced and who has won everything in the game," Beckham told the FA website., external

"The team is in good hands with him [Neville]. His experience will give them a lot of opportunity to push on.

"Having someone with his experience, who has played for the clubs he has played in, playing with the players he has played with and obviously working under the manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, and all the experience he got from those years there - it is great for the girls."

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Matt Massarella-Gill: Bring it home.

Stephen Moreton: All three points please.

Phil Neville says his side do not fear the United States.

"I want to cause them problems, that's our gameplan," Neville told BBC Sport.

"Our players realise they are at the same level, and that fear factor is drifting," he added.

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