Another good chance falls to Chloe Kelly!

The Everton striker controls Nikita Parris' pass, turns and fires just wide of the post.

Some in the ground thought that had gone in as it rippled the side-netting.

Kelly, and England, are getting closer...

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Toyota Stadium, Frisco

Alessia Russo and Chloe Kelly are the ones Phil Nevillle has turned to because there isn't too many options on the bench - attacking wise - for England due to injuries and illness. It's a debut for Russo and she's got a bit of a free pass to go out there, try and create and do her best to make an impact. Kelly grew with confidence on her first senior start against Japan but she has to get straight into it now.

Into the final 15 minutes.

England appear to have weathered the Spanish storm that has seen Spain dominate for much of the second half.

Phil Neville's side still look a threat on the break, though, and Chloe Kelly continues to look dangerous since her introduction.

Can she be the one to find the breakthrough?

Here's Carly Telford's impressive stop from Ainhoa Moraza early in the second half to keep the scores level.

That would have been some introduction from Chloe Kelly!

In space inside the area, Kelly is able to take her time and pick her spot but drags a poor shot well wide of the near post.

Carly Telford must have been very confident with that one!

Virginia Torrecilla's effort from the edge of the area travels narrowly over the crossbar and Telford calmly watches as it pass over her goal.

Phil Neville makes a change as Ellen White makes way for Chloe Kelly.

Jennifer Hermoso is on for Spain in place of Amanda Sampedro.

That's another problem for England to deal with and will certainly add another dimension to Spain's attacking threat.

Steph Houghton beats Lucia Garcia to a ball into the box, but every time England get the ball clear Spain come again.

The Lionesses are having to dig deep but have organised themselves following an unconvincing start to the half.

Marta Cardona breaks into the box but Manchester United defender Abbie McManus produces an excellent sliding tackle to end Cardona's progress.

Spain are launching wave after wave of attack.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Toyota Stadium, Frisco

Carly Telford was excellent against the USA and she came to the rescue again then. I asked Phil Neville whether she had put herself in first place in the battle to be England's number one and he said she had "given herself the advantage." That was another tick in the box.

That's the best chance of the game and what a save that is by Carly Telford!

Ainhoa Moraza sprints towards goal and turns past Steph Houghton at speed, but Telford makes herself big by coming out quickly to close Moraza's shot.

This is a really good spell for Spain. England looked rather stretched there...

Some nice passing from Spain and England are made to withstand a spell of pressure now.

The Lionesses eventually wrestle back control of the situation, but Spain are growing in confidence.

A fourth change for Spain has seen Virginia Torrecilla come on for Patricia Guijarro in midfield.

That's fortunate for England.

Lucia Garcia strays just offside as she attempts to arc her run behind the England defence.

She appears to be through on goal but the flag goes up.

Nikita Parris does really well to stand firm under pressure from Lucia Garcia and breaks clear despite being fouled repeatedly.

The referee is too quick on the whistle and Parris is left frustrated as she's forced back for a free-kick with space to run in front of her.

Big chance for Spain!

Rachel Daly is beaten by Alexia Putellas - one of three Spain changes at the interval alongside Marta Cardona and Arsenal's Marta Corredera - down England's right and delivers a great cross towards the back post.

Aitana Bonmati is there to meet it but makes a bit of a mess of her shot.

A big let off for England.

Spain clear the danger before Leah Williamson is penalised for a foul on the edge of the penalty area and the chance goes.

Positive start by England, who have Steph Houghton on in place of Millie Bright for the second half.

England force an early corner at the start of the second half.

There's a bit of a wait though as there's plenty of pushing and shoving going on in the penalty area...

Off we go again.

Can England make it two wins from three games at the 2020 SheBelieves Cup?

Time to find out!

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Toyota Stadium, Frisco

England were not happy with the training conditions on the pitches near to the Toyota Stadium they used yesterday.

And a few of the players have come out to warm-up at half-time and one of the England staff members was having to hold down the sprinkler to allow them to do so.

He eventually let it go and Grace Fisk was caught by it. That'll cool her down in this heat!

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You'll also be able to follow the final match of this year's SheBelieves Cup between the United States and Japan with the BBC later this evening.

From 23:50 GMT, you'll be able to watch via the Red Button, BBC iPlayer and on the BBC Sport website.