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Summary
USA win SheBelieves Cup for second time
Cross from Rapinoe goes in off Bardsley
White hits USA post with header late on
England had previously beaten France and drawn with Germany
Postpublished at 23:49 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March 2018
As it stands...published at 23:48 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March 2018
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So England only need a draw tonight and they win the tournament. But obviously a win would be even better...
For the USA it's simple - win the game and they win the tournament.
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Cat Brab: The young fans from Castleton Primary School are super excited for tonight's game. Come on Lionesses!
Danger womanpublished at 23:45 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March 2018
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She's back! The best player in the world...
Carli Lloyd is certainly one to watch for the United States tonight. England can't give her time on the ball.
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BBC SportUSA coach Jill Ellis says there’s a lot of quality in the Lionesses side. She describes Jodie Taylor as “a wonderful attacking player” and says Fran Kirby is “uber creative”.
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The SheBelieves Cup has already tested the Lionesses against Germany - the second best team in the world - and France, who are currently ranked sixth.
England, who reached the semi-finals of last year's European Championships, sit third in the Fifa rankings.
Before the start of the tournament, Phil Neville said the cup was "an opportunity to make an instant impact" and states England will need to beat all three teams if they want to go on and win the World Cup in France.
"We want to be the best team in the world and we want to win a World Cup, so we shouldn't come to this tournament with any fears that we can't compete and can't win games.
"I've challenged the team to win all three games. If we want to win a World Cup we have got to beat USA, beat Germany, beat France - these are our rivals."
Over to you ladies...
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End of twitter postHow it's gone so farpublished at 23:40 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March 2018
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It's been a great start to Phil Neville's England reign and his side are now nicely poised to go on and win the tournament - a draw all they need tonight.
They dismantled France 4-1 in the first game of the SheBelieves Cup before coming back from two goals down to secure a 2-2 draw with Germany.
It won't be an easy game against the world champions but anything other than defeat will mean England are tournament champions.
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The fight for third and fourth place has already taken place and France came away with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Germany.
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What happened in England's last game?published at 23:34 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March 2018
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A brace from Ellen White helped England come from behind after some calamitous defending to claim a 2-2 draw with Germany in New Jersey on their last outing.
You can watch highlights from that game below.
Team newspublished at 23:32 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March 2018
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Phil Neville makes four changes to the side which bounced back to draw 2-2 with Germany as Jodie Taylor returns to the starting XI.
Siobhan Chamberlain is replaced by goalkeeper Karen Bardsley, while Jill Scott, Toni Duggan and Fara Williams drop to the bench.
Keira Walsh and Izzy Christiansen come in to make up a fresh central midfield.
England XI: Bardsley, Stokes, McManus, Bright, Bronze, Walsh, Christiansen, Kirby, White, Taylor, Lawley
Jill Ellis also makes four changes to the USA side which drew 1-1 with France.
World Player of the Year Carli Lloyd comes back into the side for her 250th international cap - while Emily Sonnett makes her first start since October 2016.
USA XI: Naeher, Sonnett, Davidson, Dahlkemper, Dunn, Long, Lloyd, Horan, Pugh, Morgan, Rapinoe
Aiming to become championspublished at 23:30
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A comfortable 4-1 win over France kicked things off...
Image source, BBC SportBut England had to fight back to get a 2-2 draw against Germany...
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