Jill Scott's sloppy touch is gobbled up in midfield and Norway counter quickly. Caroline Graham Hansen and Ingrid Engen combine before Demi Stokes clears.

Nikita Parris goes straight up the other end, with Ellen White in support. It's two-on-two but Parris is too slow and the Norwegian defenders get back into shape.

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Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Millie Bright has dealt with everything Caroline Graham Hansen has thrown at her so far and she has not bought the dummy.

Ellen White does well to hold the ball up on the right and waits for support from Lucy Bronze as she hounded down by Chelsea defender Maria Thorisdottir.

England switch it around the back and look to build up patiently.

Ingrid Moe Wold's cross from the right sails over everybody in the box and Karen Bardsley tells Lucy Bronze to let it roll out for a goalkick.

The England keeper is yet to be tested.

Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a punch pass by Steph Houghton into the feet of Jill Scott. Nikita Parris cuts inside but her left foot is not her strongest foot.

Steph Houghton slots it through to Jill Scott and the Manchester City midfielder feeds it to Nikita Parris on the right.

Parris has Fran Kirby and Ellen White for support in the centre but she cuts inside, beats the defender and curls it towards the top-right corner.

It flies over and wide - not by too much - but she probably should have passed it.

Lucy Bronze has just skinned another player on the right. She's having fun out there!

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Norway pass the ball out well from the back as the Nikita Parris-Lucy Bronze combination breaks down on the right.

They look to break through Caroline Graham Hansen but Millie Bright holds her ground on the edge of the box. Kristine Minde then has a run at Parris on the left but the England winger makes a brilliant sliding tackle.

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Just look at those faces...

Sulaimon: England's right side combination of Nikita Parris and Lucy Bronze has been fantastic in the tourney so far. The Three Lionesses are on course for their third successive semi final in major tournament.

Karin Saevik has a pop from distance but it's well blocked by Millie Bright. Maren Mjelde then spreads it out to the left, where Ingrid Moe Wold is completely unmarked.

Her cross comes all the way through to Mjelde but the Chelsea defender's touch in the box is poor. Keira Walsh uses her strength to bustle the ball out for a goalkick.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Le Havre

That Atomic Kitten song that England fans enjoyed last summer is being played loudly by the fans' band now, with all the Lionesses' supporters who are here having an absolute ball.

Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

England will not let Norway breathe in any part of the pitch and they are closing them down in numbers.

Keira Walsh pokes a ball forward and Jill Scott gives chase. She's never going to get there first but blocks the full-back's clearance.

The whistle goes for a high boot but Phil Neville will have liked that commitment.

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Jill Scott - 2007, 2011, 2019 - is only the second player to score in three separate Women's World Cup tournaments for England after Fara Williams - 2007, 2011 and 2015.

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

When you play the game on such a big pitch with England having more of the possession, the less fresh team are likely to tire more.

Karina Saevik manages to bustle through a double challenge from Demi Stokes and Keira Walsh on the right.

Toni Duggan picks up the rebound but ends up turning straight into two opponents. England eventually clear their lines through Stokes.

Alan: We’ve got the first goal, now to get control, we need to get a second at least. Come on girls, I know you can do it! COME ON ENGLAND!

Charlotte: Great start! Come on England

Isabell Herlovsen has space to run into down the left. She drives into the box but is marshaled the whole way by England skipper Steph Houghton.

A poor touch lets the Norwegian striker down and it rolls harmlessly out for a goal kick.