Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Norway are struggling to get on the ball in midfield because of the English numbers around them. They haven't found their feet yet.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

I'm surprised at how much space is being giving to Nikita parris.

There's plenty of people watching the Lionesses at Glastonbury. Wonder where Georgia Stanway's brother is?

Give us a wave!

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England's corner comes out to Lucy Bronze on the right. She tries to ping it back into the centre but it ends up falling into the keeper's hands.

Norway break quickly through Caroline Graham Hansen and Isabell Herlovsen wins a corner on the left.

Toni Duggan cuts inside from the left and swings another dangerous cross in towards the back post.

It flies over Jill Scott's head but Nikita Parris keeps it in play. Her volley ends up bouncing off Scott and rolls out for a goalkick just a few yards to the right of the post.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Le Havre

Is it the miskick of magic from Ellen White or a dummy of dreams?

Whether intentional or not, she's helped the ball find Jill Scott in a perfect position, and what a fantastic start for the Lionesses.

The England fans behind the goal at the other end of the pitch are overjoyed!

Becca: I'm slightly less stressed!

Han: Fantastic dummy kick Ellen White - come on England!

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

Absolutely brilliant by England. They have started on the front foot and they go out wide because they know that's where Norway struggle. Lucy Bronze is like extra attacker! Ellen White will say that was a dummy but it's definitely not - she mis-kicked it.

It's a great finish by Jill Scott and a great start by England.

Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is a great counter attack form England down the right. Lucy Bronze bursts into the box and even though Ellen White fluffs it, Jill Scott ran off the back and it's a wonderful first time finish.

It is so disappointing from Norway's perspective because they turned England over in their own half and ended up conceding.

That is England's fastest ever goal in a World Cup! Talk about getting off to a good start.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

That's a real positive start by England. I can understand why Ellen White was complaining. You can see it comes off a defender. It should have been an England corner.

Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

England have to eliminate the errors they have made in the turnover, and they have to build on the good things. If Ellen White gets in the right areas, she could be the difference.

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An early ball in from Nikita Parris on the right. It's aimed towards Fran Kirby but comfortably cleared.

Demi Stokes whips it back in from the opposite side and Ellen White is appealing for a corner as it's clearly headed away by Maria Thorisdottir. A goal kick given...

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

This is England's toughest opponent so far at this World Cup. They have gathered some real momentum along the way and Norway have some real quality. I think they can cause England real problems.

We need a big performance from Fran Kirby.

We're off! Who is going through to the semi-finals?

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

We were expecting to win against Cameroon but Norway are the team that are riding the crest of the wave. England have to recognise that and I'm sure they will be fully ready.

Dion Dublin
Ex-England striker on BBC One

You're in the quarter-finals of the World Cup. Go and play your best and you will win the game. England are strong enough to win it but every single player has got to play well.

The Norwegians carry out their usual high five routine - standing in a circle and urging each other on.

The captains are with the referees doing the coin toss.