Arsenal midfielder Leah Williamson comes on for Nikita Parris for her first World Cup appearance.

That means every England player apart from third goalkeeper Mary Earps has had a run out in France.

David: When the referee gets the whisper in her ear that VAR is checking for a decision she must be dreading the backlash.

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A long ball causes problems for the Cameroon defence as Toni Duggan wins the ball in the air in the middle and manages to poke it through to Jodie Taylor.

The Euro 2017 Golden Boot winner lifts it over the on-rushing keeper Annette Ngo Ndom but Cameroon defender Estelle Johnson is there to make a crucial goalline clearance.

Keira Walsh sees the run of Nikita Parris and plays a terrific through ball down the right. The new Lyon winger drills it in low, looking for Jodie Taylor in the centre, but the keeper does well to leap over the ball and bring it in with two hands.

Hope Solo
Former US goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I thought the referee had awarded a penalty.

Didn't she have her arm out and was pointing?

Jill Scott has a beaming smile on her face as she is replaced by midfielder Lucy Staniforth, making her first appearance in this World Cup.

Javel: I think the ref did right. You have to allow for emotion in a competition that is the pinnacle of players careers. I'd give them a verbal warning that they don't disrupt the match. Forfeiting the match would penalise the fans.

Tony: England are excellent one moment and oddly bad at others. Difficult to judge from this odd and mostly one sided game how they will do. Norway a completely different challenge.

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It's not given.

That's probably a good thing. Can you imagine the drama?

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There's a check for a penalty here. Fran Kirby was caught late by Ysis Sonkeng after slipping it left for Jodie Taylor.

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Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Valenciennes

The attendance for today is confirmed as 20,148.

The sound of whistles and drums continue from the section of Cameroon fans sat to the right of the press box, while to the left the England band continue their tunes.

They are trying to lift the atmosphere which, as you can imagine, is a bit strange inside Stade Du Hainaut.

Jodie Taylor starts the move with a lovely nod-on for Fran Kirby. The Chelsea midfielder holds onto the ball for too long though. Nikita Parris wanted it early on the right.

Eventually she feeds it through and some neat one-touch passing sets Taylor up. She end sup firing way over the bar!

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport

Phil Neville said prior to this game that lapses from England are confined to small periods of games. While that is true again today, the second-half dips keep on happening, and for some reason they are not yet proving costly.

England's name written on the trophy?

A late challenge from Ajara Nchout sends Millie Bright flying into the touchline and the England centre-back almost wipes out the Cameroon coach, who manages to step out of the way!

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

There's three players now who have stopped and had things in their eyes.

I had a fly which flew into my eye earlier today.

This was the drama that unfolded when Cameroon had a goal ruled out for offside by VAR.

Sean: Getting the job done BUT our decision making when playing out from back is poor again. Karen Bardsley needs to put her foot through it, Steph Houghton tries an unnecessary worldy pass too many times and Millie Bright just goes to sleep. Better teams wont let us get away with it.

The referee was also given a nudge in the back by Cameroon's Jeannette Yango in the build-up to that chance for Michaela Abam a few minutes ago.

It looked purely accidental but the ref wasn't happy. She's had a rough day to be fair!

Among all that, Cameroon made another substitution as Michaela Abam was replaced by Ninon Abena.