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

Beth Mead will have been really disappointed not to start, but in a good way with a drive and determination to be ready for the time when she was needed. Now is the time.

Big fan of Beth Mead! Let's see if she can make an impact.

Phil Neville makes the first England change. In-form Arsenal winger Beth Mead replaces Barcelona's Toni Duggan.

Ingrid Moe Wold's run into the box is stopped by Demi Stokes. More brilliant defending from the left-back.

Toni Duggan's free-kick is hit straight into the first defender but it falls kindly for Lucy Bronze on the edge of the area.

Her shot comes through the crowd of players but is straight down the middle. It's comfortable for the keeper.

Sam C: Steph Houghton is brilliant!

#TeamBenci: Steph Houghton is just on a different level. One of the best defenders in the world.

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Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Le Havre

'Come on England, come on England, come on England', the fans chant.

This next phase of the tie feels hugely significant.

Ellen White uses her strength to cut off Maria Thorisdottir's run and Nikita Parris manages to win a free-kick.

The ex-Manchester City winger isn't happy with Thorisdottir tugging her shirt and there's a few words between the two players.

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

That was a nailed on goal and Caroline Graham Hansen gets in between both centre-backs but Steph Houghton reads the ball well and shepherds it out of play.

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Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

This is too easy. They can easily pick out a pass. Who's marking her? But Steph Houghton does so well to recover.

They can't do that and get sloppy.

Maren Mjelde has space to lift a ball into the box. It's headed down into the centre and put on a plate for Caroline Graham Hansen.

Steph Houghton is alert though. She sticks out a toe and hoofs it clear. Brilliant, brilliant defending!

England boss Phil Neville at half-time on what he wants to see: "The same again. Same concentration. Same sequence of passes. We had a couple of chances where we could have put it out of Norway's reach.

"World Cup quarter-finals are hard, nobody hands it to you on a plate. Norway will give it a good go."

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Will Norway respond? Or are England heading to the semi-finals?

Dion Dublin
Ex-England striker on BBC One

England have got to be a bit more tidy. They've given the ball away a few times. They seem to have periods of five, 10 minutes where they give the ball away all the time. Good teams will punish you. Tonight, they've got away with it.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Le Havre

The stadium announcer has just blown a speaker by playing Sia's Chandelier too loud, which is also what happened when I tried to sing it at karaoke.

If England can hold on in this second half, they will set-up a mouthwatering semi-final clash with either France or defending champions the USA.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Le Havre

England fans are dancing to the Macarena at half-time. The mood is jubilant here.

Dion Dublin
Ex-England striker on BBC One

England scored the second goal through sheer pace, good decision making and getting players in the box - just being positive.

Jill Scott keeps getting in those positions so keep putting the ball there and she'll be there.

Jordan Nobbs
England midfielder on BBC One

We said our right side would be dominant and that’s where the goals have come from. We had so many bodies in the box for the first goal.