England are starting to get a bit agitated now. Alex Greenwood is muscled off the ball and she retaliates by pushing Flor Bonsegundo to the floor.

Nick Duncan: Enjoying the BBC text updates here in St Lucia. Would prefer to watch the Lionesses in the Sports Bar but my hotel doesn't deem the competition "big" enough!

Dan Wareing: Let’s hope that penalty save won’t upset the flow of the game. Great keeping from the Argentines.

Jill Scott slides in and wins the ball off Estefania Banini but the referee gives away a free-kick. Scott can't believe it and neither can I!

Vanina Correa celebrated that penalty save like she had just won the World Cup. Brilliant reaction!

What a save it was too.

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Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

It's a great save, Vanina Correa opens her body up and gets a good hand to it.

You want to take a penalty straight away, you don't want to be waiting. It was a bit too close to the goalkeeper from Nikita Parris.

England have dominated possession and had more opportunities - but they've been lacking in the final third so far. They need to remain patient and not got involved in a physical battle with Argentina.

Argentina look a little disorganised at defending set-pieces, and England will look to take advantage of that.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live

Last time she gave the keeper no chance. This one wasn't high enough. I don't think she changed her mind on where to put the penalty.

Yes, Nikita missed the penalty but she'll move on.

Nikita Parris has to wait an age to take the penalty and maybe that causes a problem. She doesn't hit it confidently but it's an excellent save from Vanina Correa, who dives acrobatically to her left and palms the ball onto the outside of her left post.

Steph Houghton plays an excellent diagonal ball over to Beth Mead on the left. She slips it into the path of full-back Alex Greenwood, who drives into the box before she's brought down late by Ruth Bravo.

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This effort from Jill Scott has still been England's best chance so far.

England work a really good free-kick from the left, linking up the play between Fran Kirby, Beth Mead and Jade Moore.

Kirby then heads it back into the centre and Adriana Sachs almost pokes it into her own net at the near post under pressure from Jodie Taylor!

Andy: England becoming a bit too predictable already. Need to mix up the play.

The resulting free-kick is an opportunity for Argentina to put a ball in the box but Sole Jaimes' header doesn't cause any problems for Carly Telford.

That's their first shot on target though. It took them 73 minutes to record one against Japan.

As soon as Estefania Banini has the ball, Nikita Parris and Lucy Bronze are on her like a rash.

She manages to win a throw-in before Bronze is penalised for a late challenge on Sole Jaimes.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live

One big difference between the match against Scotland and this game is that there weren't enough numbers in the box in the previous game. There were far more committed in that last move.

Sam Noakes: Glad to finally be able to watch my first Lionesses game of the Women's World Cup. Come on England!!

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Le Havre

Phil Neville, sporting his snazzy waistcoat, is urging Jade Moore not to get sucked back into defence to pick up the ball. England want to stay in Argentina's half, and following a fast start they are after an early goal.

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Lucy Bronze wins the ball in midfield and sets Jill Scott on her way. The midfielder drives towards the right and fires one in towards Jodie Taylor but the keeper does well to come out and gobble it up.

Captain Steph Houghton does have a go but it's always rising and doesn't test keeper Vanina Correa.

Meanwhile, the referee has a little word with Jill Scott, who has been getting a bit feisty with Sole Jaimes.

England have a free-kick outside the area in an inviting position. Steph Houghton is eyeing it up...

The Lionesses are dominating at the moment!

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