Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

If she had seen that challenge from the angle we have just seen she would not be complaining like that.

Steph Houghton is caught by a horrific tackle from Alexandra Takounda Engolo on the tocuhline.

That's awful. The England captain is in a lot of pain! Completely uncalled for.

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Maria: Elbows, spitting and protests and a referee who lost the match early on. But the Lionesses get the job done.

Cliff: England will be favourites against Norway, but having watching this and last night's Norway game, it should be the other way around. Well done though Lionesses - tough match and mission accomplished.

Ysis Sonkeng whips a ball into the box but Alexandra Takounda Engolo falls over as she runs straight into Lead Williamson.

A few of the Cameroon players are protesting but the referees don't see an issue. She just seemed to run into Williamson.

John: Take away the flattering scoreline, the VAR controversy and make no mistake England have been very sloppy, passing in particular careless and slow. A lot of work to do.

Femi: Accounting for 15 minutes added time over the course of the two halves. Shocking.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

I can't fault the effort of the Cameroon players. They have really worked hard for each other.

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Fran Kirby's cross is hooked away by Raissa Feudjio before it reaches Jodie Taylor. It's played back into the centre by Keira Walsh but Toni Duggan is flagged offside as she races to keep it in on the left.

Hope Solo
Former US goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Cameroon are still after that goal. They look like they have more energy now than they did at the end of the first half.

Cameroon have just managed to find a bit of space out wide in the last few minutes. Another ball in from the left is not contested and Karen Bardsley can gather it in at the near post.

Seven minutes of stoppage time.

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Nick: Norway will hardly be quaking in their boots!

Archie: Very entertaining game, but for the wrong reasons. The Lionesses march on.

Ysis Sonkeng fires a terrific ball across the face of the goal but there's no Cameroon player there to poke it in.

That caused England all sorts of problems. What a ball!

I feel your pain Gilly. My typing fingers are KILLING.

West Ham and England defender Gilly Flaherty speaks for a nation!

Hope Solo
Former US goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Phil Neville has shown great tactics throughout this tournament. He's shown great gamesmanship. He's a classic coach - even going over to the Cameroon coach to try and settle him down emotionally. This is incredible coaching by him.

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The Cameroon fans are still enjoying themselves despite all the drama. Their side are less than two minutes from normal time away from exiting the World Cup but they are still singing and dancing in the stands.

Lovely to see.

USA manager Jill Ellis is the only other coach, alongside Phil Neville, to have played every outfield player in her squad at this World Cup.

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BBC Sport in Valenciennes

This is a major tournament debut for 22-year-old Leah Williamson, who's a big favourite with the fans at Arsenal.

Alongside full-time football, she's also training to be an accountant.

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Toni Duggan skips past the full-back with silky feet and Jodie Taylor manages to win a throw-in despite some neat defending from Estelle Johnson.

Steve: Love the Lionesses but they've had a charmed four games. Their passing at times is atrocious. Please concentrate because a good team is gonna put us out.

Jon: Football is finished if VAR is going to be used like it has been today. I'm off to watch the lower leagues, proper pure football.