Summary

  • Watch live on BBC One and online

  • England into semi-final for second straight World Cup

  • Will face hosts France or holders USA in last four on Tuesday

  • Scott gives England dream start from Bronze cross

  • White taps in second - becomes joint top-scorer in tournament with five goals

  • Bronze smashes in stunning third from distance

  • Parris penalty saved - her second miss of the tournament

Live Reporting

Emma Sanders

  1. Weather watch

    Norway v England (20:00 BST)

    Caroline Chapman
    BBC Sport in Le Havre

    Phil Neville remarked yesterday that the English were obsessed with the weather and actually, yes, he's right.

    We're all keeping an eye on the heatwave which is coming across mainland Europe at the moment.

    Le Havre, where tonight's game is taking place on the Normandy coast, is windy and fresh at 26 degrees.

    The next stop on the trip is Lyon...where it's 39. Gulp.

  2. 'We are ready, are you?'

    Norway v England (20:00 BST)

    The scouse duo are up for this.

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  3. Norway v England (20:00 BST)

    The Lionesses are aiming to become the first England team to reach a third successive major tournament semi-final.

    They made the last four at the 2015 World Cup and Euro 2017 but are up against tough opponents in Norway.

    The Norwegians are ranked nine places below England, but have already beaten high-ranked opposition - world number six Australia in the last 16.

    They may be without Ballon d'Or winner Ada Hegerberg, but there are plenty of talented players who can cause England problems...

  4. A heatwave has taken over France and 20,000 fans have set off for the north coast city of Le Havre.

    It's where England will face Norway in the Women's World Cup quarter-final in two hours' time.

    Phil Neville's side, who are hoping to reach the semi-finals for the second successive tournament, are up against a Norway side who were crowned champions in 1995.

    Now ranked 12th in the world, Norway are aiming to reach the last four for the first time since 2007.

    The sun's out, it's a beautiful day and we've got a World Cup quarter-final coming up. What's not to love?

    .BBC Sport