England's starting squad numbers are 1-11 tonight, that's really great to see...

AH! Georgia Stanway at 19. Why?

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Today is about England getting back to winning ways. It doesn't have to be a convincing win. This is a two-year process and we are just a couple of days into this.

England forward Jodie Taylor believes the Lionesses are playing their "best ever" football - but can improve.

Last week, the World Cup semi-finalists drew 3-3 with Belgium in their first game since this summer's tournament.

It led coach Phil Neville to say his team might need to "suffer some pain" in future games so they could improve.

"It's going to be an interesting few months," Taylor said.

"But as players we all want to improve, and we all buy into the fact that is something we all need to be better at - but it's exciting times," she told BBC Sport.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

We want to be more like the Americans in our performance and that is what Phil Neville is trying to get his team to be like - playing like a winner and acting like a winner. I have no problems with what he said.

This is Norway goalkeeper Ingrid Hjelmseth's 138th and final cap, by the way. The 39-year-old made her debut way back in 2003...

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Here come the players...

Phil Neville, speaking about recent comments where he said he doesn't have bad days as England manager: "I gave an interview to one person and others have picked it up back home and taken it out of context to say I have never had a bad day I have had many bad days in the job but I think the context I said it in I am England manager managing a group of players who are absolutely inspirational and proud of that. That is where I don’t get my bad days from.

"Even if I have my bad days I am proud that I am managing England, that is the context it was written in by the journalist out here."

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Reports have suggested that England boss Phil Neville is a top target for US Soccer to replace Jill Ellis as manager, but BBC Sport understand that he is not in the running.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

On Lucy Bronze playing in midfield: "There has been a lot of criticism and I understand because she is the best right-back in the world but she has the physicality and the energy to play there. She has the attributes but it will take time."

Lucy Bronze, player of the year, Virgil van Dijk up for the Ballon d'Or, maybe.

Are defenders cool now?

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Phil Neville says Lucy Bronze will continue in her midfield role and has likened her to former Germany full-back Philipp Lahm.

Neville says right-back Bronze, 27, is a "risk" worth taking in midfield, having also played there in the 3-3 draw with Belgium on Thursday.

"There will be times she plays right-back," Neville told BBC Sport.

"But we have a two-year period now where playing Lucy in midfield might be one of the risks we take.

"We might have to suffer - and that suffering and risk-taking gets us to where we want to get to.

"[Former Bayern Munich manager] Pep Guardiola did it with Philip Lahm. He was voted one of the best right-backs, but he put him into midfield."

Hannah Lupton
BBC Sport in Bergen

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The Lionesses warming up inside the Brann Stadion in Bergen. Conditions are fresh at 13C and cloudy. Duggan and Bright come into the starting XI for this repeat for the World Cup quarter-final

Here's a closer look at Brann Stadium - a tidy little ground inside, as well as out.

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England have qualified for Euro 2021 as hosts, so Phil Neville and co have two years to iron out their plans.

What are the main items in the in-tray? What should they be concentrating on?

What are England's main worries?

Let us know.

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Wales hope to have record scorer Helen Ward available after she failed to start in the Faroe Islands because of a calf injury.

However, they are still without key midfielders Jess Fishlock and Rachel Rowe.

Seattle Reign and Lyon midfielder Fishlock, Wales' most capped player, has undergone knee surgery and will miss Wales' first four qualifiers, while Rowe has returned to fitness from knee surgery but is not yet considered match fit. She is continuing her rehabilitation with Reading.

Ashley Hutton and Jacqueline Burns both made mistakes leading to goals in Northern Ireland's defeat, so former Derry City boss Kenny Shiels, who succeeded Alfie Wylie in May, will have to consider whether to name an unchanged line-up.

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Wales manager Jayne Ludlow says Northern Ireland will represent a far sterner challenge than their opening result suggests - a 6-0 thrashing at the hands of Norway.

"We are good... our recovery has gone really well and our preparations for this game are on point," she told BBC Sport Wales.

"I am sure Northern Ireland will be a more challenging game, they didn't have the result that they wanted in their first game, but I am sure they will look at us differently to how they viewed Norway.

"We expect a tough game. They have changed what they do with the new manager being involved.

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As England's players continue to warm up in Bergen, a reminder that we also have a qualifier to look forward to a little later on...

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Lucy Bronze's move into midfield comes at time when Arsenal's Jordan Nobbs and Lyon's Izzy Christiansen are recovering from injury while Manchester City midfielder Jill Scott has been rested.

"We have to have a vision where we have the best possible team," Phil Neville added.

"People will ask why we are doing it - she is the best right-back in the world - but if you are brave enough to take the risk and have buy-in from the player it can be successful."

Bronze has admitted she feels "uncomfortable" in midfield, but is happy to embrace the change.

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I've been to uglier football grounds...

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