Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

England have got to come back into the game. If you want your best players to be at their best, they have to be playing in their best positions.

Nikita Parris and Lucy Bronze cannot get into the game.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Lyon

Wow, what a first half!

Phil Neville revealed earlier in the competition that he only takes two minutes to speak to the players in the dressing room and if he needs anymore time than that then they're in big trouble.

This is going to be a big two minutes (or more) for the England boss.

Jordan Nobbs
England midfielder on BBC One

We are very narrow, we need to get the ball out wide. We need to get Nikita Parris on the ball and get her to threaten their backline.

If you're a fan of niche stats, here's a cracker.

Alex Morgan became the first women's player to score on her birthday at the World Cup. She turns 30 today. Nice!

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Alex Scott
Ex-England international on BBC One

We know with this USA team, they attack in blocks of power, England could not handle that. USA got the first punch but we got our confidence back and showed composure. They need to do that in the second half.

The story of the first half.

Christen Press, Ellen White and Alex Morgan with the goals.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

England certainly are not out of it, in spells they have played well but the USA have showed how athletic they are and can punish you if you make mistakes.

DON'T GO ANYWHERE.

One minute of stoppage time.

Lucy Bronze goes from one end of the pitch to the other after intercepting the ball. She beats Crystal Dunn for pace and wins a corner on the right.

Excellent stuff!

It's headed away by Rachel Daly.

The USA have started to dominate again. England need the half-time whistle to go.

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There's a three-on-three as Tobin Heath and Christen Press break with pace down the right. Millie Bright does well to recover and blocks the cross.

Corner to the USA...

Tom Garry
BBC Sport in Lyon

'England 'til I die', sing the England fans, after some prompting from the band.

Then a mixture of English boos and American cheers greet the referee's decision to book Millie Bright.

Emma Hayes
Chelsea Women manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Every ball that has gone into the air in the box has been won by the USA. England need to get those distances sorted out.

The resulting free-kick is swung in towards the back post and again it's a USA player who gets there first.

This time, Lindsey Horan can only nod it wide under pressure from Lucy Bronze and Steph Houghton.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

I don't think Millie Bright meant that, she was trying to hold Alex Morgan off and caught her in the face.

They loved that goal in Washington...

Alex Morgan gets the better of Millie Bright and the England centre-back uses her arm to shove her away.

She catches her in the face and the referee doesn't like it. Into the book...

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

The overload in midfield is not really working and it's giving the USA the advantage. Nikita Parris is not getting the ball enough and she is having to track back and defend.

There have already been 10 shots in this match, including six on target.

What a game!