Fran Kirby gets a shot away from 20 yards but it's more in hope than expectation and that's an easy save for the excellent Laura O'Sullivan.

Into the last 15 minutes. Some very tired legs out there in red. Fran Kirby plays in Ellen White but Rachel Rowe is back to clear it away.

Can Wales hang on?

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

Real chance for Wales - she just didn't have the legs. it was a quick counter attack but she had run a long way and then had a heavy touch.

Ooooh, poor touch ffrom Demi Stokes as England play another corner short and it offers up a counter attack for Wales. Momentarily they have a two on one but Jess Fishlock runs out of legs and Abbie McManus gets back...

#Springisforplants may be the hashtag of the week...

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

Another excellent save from Laura O'Sullivan. Ellen White is involved in absolutely everything when England go forward. She's desperate to score.

Save! That's another really good stop from the clear player of the match Laura O'Sullivan, away to her right to push clear a stinging Ellen Drive strike.

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70 mins

England 0-0 Wales

England have yet another corner, they don't go short for once and Laura O'Sullivan has to be alert to punch away Jordan Nobbs' inswinger.

She then punches her own defender Rhiannon Roberts on the nose as she heads a cross away. Bloodied but not beaten.

There is a similar feeling to an England men's qualifier, I'd have to (partially) agree.

The crowd are still in good voice though as they hope for an England breakthrough. Wales clear another cross but striker Kayleigh Green is only just outside of the D.

Charlie Monaghan: Phil Neville showing all his experience of playing for England in the late 90s/early 00s by getting his team to have virtually zero creativity against an inferior but well-organised defence

Ellen White is able to flick a header wide but she's offside. She's keen to gee up her team-mates and the crowd though, plenty of gesticulating out there as Phil Neville barks out some orders.

Wales are all in for the 0-0 now. Basically a flat back 10.

Mel Lawley has been bright so far, beating defenders every time she gets it and finding some quality crosses too. Ellen White almost gets a shot away from one and then almost finds a header with a second.

England nudging 80% of possession as we approach the hour mark. Do they look that threatening at the moment though? I'm not so sure.

Mel Lawley is direct and straight into the game, taking on a Wales defender and clipping a shot/cross wide from 25 yards. She was very exciting in a game I covered in the SBC.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at St Mary's

Ellen White has scored nine goals in nine league appearances for Birmingham City this season and has been on fire since March.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

It's been a difficult night for both those players as they like space in behind - they're very quick. Wales have sat deep in backs and defended well.

They played this system in the Cyprus Cup - I'm sure England will have had people there watching.

Now they've got something different to play against.

England do make a couple of changes. Ellen White comes on for Jodie Taylor, who has had no change at all from the Welsh backline tonight.

Nikita Parris comes off too and on comes Mel Lawley - who was excellent in the SheBelieves Cup.

A reminder that a point would be a good result for Wales, they have never beaten England and have never qualified for a major tournament. A draw keeps them top of the group.

Has Phil Neville got a Plan B? We may be about to find out. Beth Mead? Mel Lawley? Ellen White?

Strike! Jordan Nobbs' cross is half nodded out and Fran Kirby catches the volley brilliantly, a dream connection - but it's straight at a Wales body!

Good block.