Keira Walsh is caught on her heels a little but Steph Houghton is in support at the back. Jill Scott then chases down the full-back on the right wing and gets a block in which ricochets into Nikita Parris' path.

Rod: Fran Kirby not involved enough. Would like to see Stanway on who I think did enough to start this game.

Mark B: England are looking directionless at the moment. With so many skillful and dynamic players it's baffling why this happens every game. Possession football is pointless without intent.

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

Phil Neville will be happy with the score. After half an hour he will have been really happy with how his side were playing - England were really sharp. But in the last 10 minutes they've got a bit sloppy.

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Wayne: Gone off the boil again after taking a lead, something of a recurring theme in this WC. Probably won’t get punished for it today, but we will eventually if we don’t learn.

Paul: Fran Kirby isn't worth her place at the moment. Missing in action after 30 minutes.

Aurelle Awona, who scored the winning goal in that crucial victory over New Zealand, tries to break down the left for Cameroon.

She lacks support in the centre and England's defence deal with the situation comfortably.

Ellen White then goes up the other end but dithers over the ball and she's tackled from behind.

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Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Valenciennes

Steph Houghton, who also scored in England's last-16 tie four years ago against Norway, is urging her team-mates to keep calm and stay focused.

She seems to be constantly aware of where everyone is and where they need to be, pointing and almost always talking.

Meanwhile, in the stands, the England fans' band have started up the Great Escape theme.

Estelle Johnson plays a long, diagonal cross-field ball to Yvonne Leuko, who chests it down and manages to keep the ball in play on the left.

She then threads it through to Gaelle Enganamouit but the Cameroon is flagged offside.

Cameron: Forget Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Man Utd would be better off signing Lucy Bronze, bet she'd be less than £60m

Andy: Cameroon's team at Women's World Cup making the Leeds team of the 1970's contenders for a Fair Play Award.

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Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

England have done well when they have moved the ball quickly. What I would like them to do is if they have the ball on the right can they switch it quickly.

Hope Solo
Former US goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I am impressed with Jill Scott's ability to go from the left side to the right side and really link up. Nikita Parris and Lucy Bronze are really dominating the right side. Hopefully we will see some more attacks from the left side by England.

Jeannette Yango tries to drill in a cross from the right but it's blocked by Alex Greenwood twice!

The Cameroon full-back then brings down Ellen White, who had held the ball up nicely on the left wing.

England have created plenty of chances but they have still only had two shots and just the one on target.

Ellen White has been pretty quiet. Can England grab another goal before half-time and really stamp down their authority?

Curtis: How did Scott get let off from a yellow? I thought exposed studs kicking into the shin was a mandatory yellow card in this WWC. Must only apply to sides from Africa.

Toni Duggan is forced to turn away from the opposition box and go all the way back to Lucy Bronze, who just about feeds it through to Keira Walsh before being closed down by two defenders.

The tempo has just dropped a little.

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Babyboomer: Jill Scott's through balls seem to be on a different wavelength from the other forwards. Maybe need more on the ball practice as a team and less physical training.

Zach: The Cameroon player's antics remind me of the Colombian men's against England last year. Dirty and disgraceful. Should be down to nine already but money is there won't be any consequence.

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Former France and Liverpool boss Gerard Houllier is in the crowd in Valenciennes...along with former FA and Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein.

Alex Greenwood and Keira Walsh try to dispossess Michaela Abam, who has charged through the middle.

Greenwood is tugging the Cameroon player's shirt though, and gives away a foul. The resulting free-kick is then fired way over the bar by Gaelle Enganamouit.

England's right flank is where all the action is as this heat map shows (England right, Cameroon left). Much like the first half of the Scotland game, Lucy Bronze and Nikita Parris are piling down the line.

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Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Valenciennes

While Phil Neville is donning the popular waistcoat once again, Cameroon boss Alain Djeumfa has kept the heat in mind, sensibly sticking to a simple, red t-shirt. He's spent most of the half out on the edge of his technical area.

Speaking yesterday, Djeumfa said England had "many weaknesses" and that his side would have something "up their sleeve". We haven't seen that in the first half an hour.

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Jill Scott tries to turn in the middle but she's tackled by a chasing Gaelle Enganamouit. The Cameroon forward only pokes it back to Steph Houghton though.