England and Lyon forward Nikita Parris on facing Norway: "It’s going to be an exciting game. I watched their game against Australia. Australia were brilliant, too. It went to penalties, and it’s 50-50, as is always the way.

“As I was watching the game I was studying either way. Norway play some attacking football and we do, too, so it really will be an exciting spectacle.”

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Kentucky Fried Kodo: An apology in advance to the Lionesses but I'd be rooting for Norway in this one!

Mark Aldridge: Just getting ready to watch the lionesses at Glastonbury!

Dion Dublin
Ex-England striker on BBC One

On Millie Bright starting...

It goes to show that this is Phil Neville's strongest pairing. When it comes to a game like tonight she's probably better suited (than Abbie McManus) to do the job against the centre-forwards that Norway have.

Izzy Christiansen
England and Lyon midfielder

Jill Scott knows her body and she knows when to train and when not to. She is very tall and she puts a lot of strain on her limbs, but that is one thing I admire about her, that she makes good decisions.

That is why we are seeing her win her 141st cap for England. She has been incredibly consistent and that is what managers want.

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England boss Phil Neville, speaking to BBC Sport: "It's a big boost that Millie Bright has made it. It's one of the things we asked her [if she could cope with the heat for 90 minutes]. She had that look in her eyes that she wanted to play."

Lerma the Lemur: Come on England! I'd probably have gone for Mead ahead of Duggan and possibly Carney ahead of Kirby. Let's have no sloppy bits tonight and get the job done!

The winner of this match will meet hosts France or defending champions the United States in the semi-finals.

So easy opponents then...

One of Italy, the Netherlands, Germany or Sweden will await in the final.

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Izzy Christiansen
England and Lyon midfielder

I know how fit the Norwegians are. I train with Ada Hegerberg at Lyon and she runs me into the ground every day.

Luke Rand: C'mom Lionesses. Good luck tonight, you've got this!

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Gabby Logan presents coverage from Le Havre. Joining her is Arsenal and England midfielder Jordan Nobbs, former Aston Villa and England forward Dion Dublin and ex-Arsenal captain Alex Scott.

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Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Le Havre

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These excited England fans from Cornwall came over to Le Havre on the ferry from Newhaven today and are predicting this match will go to extra time and maybe even penalties.

They're among a growing number of fans mingling outside this seven-year-old stadium.

There seem to be a lot of French fans here as well, some of whom perhaps were anticipating that France would be playing in this tie if they had finished second in Group A.

Former England striker Ian Wright is supporting the Lionesses. David Beckham is also in the house!

England goalkeeper Karen Bardsley was full of fighting talk ahead of today's match. She said her team have "never had more belief" and are the most prepared squad in the tournament.

"We are the most resilient team. We have gathered momentum throughout the group stages, experiencing several different tests," she said.

"I don't think we have met our full potential yet and we have a very good chance of doing that. Three or four years ago we were crying out to get to these levels of attention and visibility. When we get here we're not going to back off and say it's a bit nerve-wracking."

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Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you think Norway have used 10 players in almost every game, there will be moments where that freshness and squad depth will come into play. I think that will make a difference tonight.

Matthew: Come on Lionesses, at the West Holts at Glastonbury ready to roar you on.

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

This is, mentally and physically, the strongest squad England have ever had. We are not completely reliant on big players and it's exciting.

There has been such a consistency of performance and that proves the depth of the squad.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Le Havre

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The Williamson family have turned up in numbers! Leah’s dad, aunt, gran and grandad have turned up in branded gear to support the Arsenal defender.

They were beaming with pride after her World Cup debut against Cameroon and her grandad insisted she gets all her talent from him.

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