This is something you don't usually see...

The entire Cameroon team have lined up on the goalline. There are six England players in the box but it's Steph Houghton who is going to fire it in.

Toni Duggan is also gesturing that Augustine Ejangue spat on her. The replays show she did too!

Horrible stuff.

Fran Kirby feeds it through to Ellen White on the right of the box. She chases to keep it in and does brilliantly well to slide it across the face of goal.

Toni Duggan is there waiting to pounce but the defender gets there in front. Augustine Ejangue is then deemed to have passed it back to the keeper and England have an indirect free-kick in the box!

Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Valenciennes

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There are quite a few England flags draped behind Karen Bardsley's goal.

So far those England fans are the furthest from most of the action.

Malcolm: In the sense that Cameroon should already be down to 10 players, they kinda remind me of that 1990 men's side that beat Argentina in the opening game, and had 2 red cards. Tacking is... 'robust', shall we say.

Fred: What is the point of VAR if they ignore a clear elbow to the face?

It's very comfortable for England at the moment. Right-back Augustine Ejangue lifts a ball into the box but there's nobody in there.

It bounces harmlessly through to Karen Bardsley.

And here's how Nikita Parris reacted...

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Hope Solo
Former US goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Cameroon are committing players forward and are also a little bit disjointed at the back. They're settling into the game but there is a lot of space for England to exploit in midfield.

The Daily Telegraph's Chief Sports Writer Paul Hayward seems pretty convinced England should be playing against 10.

Gaelle Enganamouit's route is blocked by Lucy Bronze down the left for Cameroon. The coach is on his feet, shouting instructions down the touchline.

England win possession back immediately and Toni Duggan goes for a run down the right. She puts a good ball in but it doesn't quite fall for Ellen White or Nikita Parris.

Lucy Bronze is given space to drive into through the middle but her sloppy pass is picked off by Raissa Feudjio.

Bronze reacts frustratingly but tracks back as Alex Greenwood gets a tackle in.

The resulting free-kick is swung into the centre towards Ellen White but it's comfortably cleared.

Cameroon look to break but Steph Houghton and Millie Bright are there to mop up at the back and England go again.

Nicola: Current situation; multitasking watching the tennis and the World Cup... Come on Lopez and Lionesses

Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Valenciennes

The England fans' band get straight to action in the stands. White and red tops are in the majority all around us.

But there is a pocket of vocal Cameroon supporters making some noise in a section above the corner flag that Nikita Parris will be spending a lot of time nearest to in this half.

England have settled quickly. Lucy Bronze is seeing lots of the ball. She wins a free-kick in the middle before Nikita Parris beats Yvonne Leuko on the right.

The Cameroon defender reacts by slapping her arm across Parris' face! She gets away with just a yellow but that was very, very naughty.

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Abi: Getting nervous now. Got a crowd for this afternoon whereas it's normally me watching England on my tod. Now I have to share the crisps.

Mark: I have watched Cameroon twice and they are just above the clueless level. England will win by at least three.

Lucy Bronze looks to play Nikita Parris in down the right. It's well read by Estelle Johnson and Cameroon teammate Raissa Feudjio roughly shoves Bronze off the ball in the follow-up.

There's that physicality the African side possess!

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

England are clear favourites for this game. Watching Cameroon at this tournament they do look disorganised and I think with the threat England have going forward they can punish them.

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