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

England will be fully aware of what Cameroon can bring. If England switch off, Cameroon will get you. If Cameroon don't get you then VAR will.

England have to concentrate from start to finish.

England's Phil Neville and Bev Priestman look very relaxed on the England bench. Cameroon coach Alain Djeumfa has a look at his watch. He's raring to go!

Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Valenciennes

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The England fans can be heard singing the national anthem loud and clear!

'England, England, England' they chant, away to our left behind the goal.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC One

Steph Houghton is a born leader. The girls love to play for her and with her.

Florence and Bumble: Can’t wait for today’s game! Cameroon are going to be tricky but I have faith that England have the quality to see them off. C’mon you Lionesses!

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

Has Toni Duggan improved? Absolutely. We have not seen the best of her at this World Cup yet but she has improved on the pitch and off the pitch.

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Out come the teams! The sun is out, the atmosphere is brilliant and the Cameroon kit is just beautiful.

We'll have national anthems next, then kick-off in around six minutes!

BBC One

Get the kettle on and grab the biscuits. Kick-off is moments away and if you haven't already got BBC One on, you need to!

England assistant coach Bev Priestman: “The African teams are unpredictable and unorthodox. With Japan you knew exactly what you were going to get in terms of their structure. With an African team, they’re athletic with a lot of direct play and second-phase football.

“It will be a totally different test to what we’ve faced [so far]. We’ve got to be prepared to take on that physical battle, but when we have the ball we have to really, really punish them.

“Hopefully we can do what we need to do.”

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Remember, if it's a draw after 90 minutes, this match will go to extra-time and then a penalty shoot-out.

When Phil Neville was asked about it potentially going to penalties, he said: "There is no fear of penalties.

"If it happens, we will win!"

So he's pretty confident then.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Valenciennes

One thing you notice as you encounter fans at the games, is how many different England shirts are on display.

There are plenty of people wearing the uber smart red Lionesses kit, but there are also some amazing retro numbers.

Including this one, worn by an England fan from Belgium, which she bought back in 1994.

Glorious!

St Pierre: I love that people can watch the same games of football yet all see different things - for me Mead has been distinctly average so far but Rachel Daly made a huge contribution - yet everyone is getting upset by Mead's exclusion.

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

You can see how much it means. Ellen White's mum and dad are here, Toni Duggan's mum has flown over on her own. Nobody wants to miss the knockout stages. There's a lot of emotion.

A lot of these families have been following their daughters, their wives, their partners round the world for years and years - and the World Cup is the ultimate.

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Great headwear inside the Stade du Hainaut in Valenciennes.

Are the Lionesses ready to roar?

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Alan Guest: Come on England! Come on you Lionesses, make us proud of you - we know you can do it!

Wayne Ellis: Duggan looked well off the pace for most of the match against Japan, wouldn’t have started her today.

England head coach Phil Neville speaking to BBC Sport on his team selections: "We rested Nikita Parris for the Japan game. She was in blistering form in the first two games and the work we ask from our wide players, freshness is key.

"After her goals, Ellen White deserves her place in the team and we have fantastic options on the bench.

"The subs will be key today, we know in the last 30 minutes they could tire and we need to make sure those players are ready. It's about being patient."

Alex Scott
Ex-England international on BBC One

England become sloppy and it is a pattern in the second half. Play the simple ball. At this stage in a tournament you will be punished.

There is always one thing you can control and that is fitness and ability to work hard. To close the gap and compete with the best you have to be in top condition.

England have won each of their last four matches at the Women's World Cup - they have never before emerged victorious in five successive games in the competition.

Ellen White has scored more goals than any other England player at the Women's World Cup, scoring three goals from six shots on target.

If she scores versus Cameroon, White (four) will become the joint-highest scorer for the Lionesses in the competition alongside Fara Williams (five goals).

This will be the first ever competitive meeting between England and Cameroon. England won their only previous Women's World Cup match versus African opposition, beating Nigeria in 1995 (3-2).