England's tournament ends in defeat, but there is still one game to go as the world champions look to seal the crown against Japan this evening.

You'll be able to follow the final match of this year's SheBelieves Cup between the USA and Japan via the Red Button, BBC iPlayer and on the BBC Sport website from 23:50 GMT.

You can now read the report from England's match over here.

That's all from me, goodnight!

Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button

A lot of work needs to be done. There are some top teams above us, and I think we need to take a long hard look at ourselves and where we’re going. What happens if our key players aren’t in form? That’s what we need to be looking look at.

England defender Steph Houghton: "It's frustrating. In periods of the game we were on top. We limited their chances and it's disappointing for them to score from a set-piece. We wanted to end on a win but it wasn't to be.

"Everyone has been quick to criticise us over last six months, we’re a new team with young players coming through. We've been together seven days and we have to keep the standards high. We’ll take some of the positives and look at negatives as well.

"We're in it together. It's not about the younger players or the older players it's about us as a team. We’re really together and we have to be accountable for our performances, we're just not getting the rub of the green at the moment.

"We have to get back to what we do best and that’s winning games for England."

Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Four

That's really disappointing from England. We thought they would push on but that never came.

We never looked like scoring. It seemed like Spain put their main players on and were able to play at a higher intensity.

Here was one of England's best chances of the match, as substitute Chloe Kelly struck the side-netting against Spain.

England manager Phil Neville: "I'm frustrated and a bit angry. In the last five minutes we showed some urgency for the first time in the second half. That second half was nowhere near good enough.

"We'll be judged on results. I don't think the results have been good enough and I take full responsibility for that."

On whether he is the right man for the job: "The questions should be asked. I expect better of a team I put on the field. I'll go away and reflect and I'll take it from there."

Phil Neville has just been reflecting on that result.

He says he is "frustrated and a bit angry" about that performance.

Full quotes to come.

Here's how that leaves the standings ahead of the final match between the USA and Japan.

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Here's that winning goal for Spain which seals at least second spot at their first SheBelieves Cup.

It was a great header by Alexia Putellas.

It's two defeats from three for England as Phil Neville's side fall short against Spain.

It's too long and it's out for a goal-kick.

It appears that will be that for England.

Chloe Kelly sets up Nikita Parris as England try to force one final chance, but Sandra Panos is quick off her line.

England have a corner.

So, so close! Was that England's final chance?

Nikita Parris is unable to divert the free-kick on target as the ball is whipped across the face of the goal.

Three minutes of added time to come as England prepare to take this set-piece.

Spain go agonisingly close to a second.

Lucia Garcia cuts inside and fires a shot across Carly Telford's goal and wide.

Up at the other end, England have a free-kick...

England have fallen apart at the back since that Spain opener - or the seconds before it at least.

The result of this match was always going to alter the way people would reflect on England's showing at the tournament.

There'll be plenty for Phil Neville to think about after this is done and dusted.

A defeat here would leave a bitter taste in the mouth after a really positive first half performance.

Spain are going for a second though, as Jennifer Hermoso watses a great opportunity in front of goal.

Ten minutes for England to find a winner and end the tournament on a high.

They've been much better in the last 10 minutes or so and look the more likely...

Leah Williamson gets a yellow card as she reacts angrily to conceding a free-kick.

Jennifer Hermoso is able to whip the set-piece into the box for Spain, but England clear convincingly courtesy of a strong Steph Houghton header.

She wasn't letting anyone else get near to that.