We're going to leave it there for today.

I'll leave you with Emma's report from the Stadium of Light and we'll be back on Tuesday night as England face Latvia at Doncaster.

See you then.

England manager Sarina Wiegman on ITV: "The performance was a team one - we created chances, but we had some hard times too. We needed some concentration from the team and the two saves from Mary Earps - she kept us in the game and that allowed us to keep going for the second goal, which we didn’t get but we got the clean sheet, which is fine."

On what makes Ellen White so good: "Her consistency. She loves football. She is such a professional and a team player. She is very special."

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

The three points were the most important thing about today as far as qualification goes, but it's great times for Ellen White - 100 caps for her country and to top it off with the winning goal. It's just fantastic for her. Today was all about Ellen White.

England have had five consecutive wins with clean sheets. A clean sheet is so important to build confidence. There have been a lot of changes to this squad, particularly to the back four, and it just shows the strength in depth. It bodes well going forward.

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England striker Ellen White, who made her 100th appearance, talking to ITV: "It is a dream really. It has come full circle with me making my debut against Austria and my 100th appearance against them today, which is strange. I just wanted the team to win. It was a really hard game. I am so proud of the team and the way we stuck in there and got a clean sheet and the three points. I'm really happy.

"They came out of the blocks. They were really pressing us in the first five or 10 minutes. We just needed to be patient. We needed really good game management and there were times we didn't play our best football but we had to stay in the game and I think we did that.

"There were times I couldn't feel my face today! Thanks to the fans for coming out."

Ellen White now has 45 goals in an England shirt.

That takes her outright second on the all-time goalscoring list, and just one behind joining Kelly Smith at the top of the charts.

England host Latvia at Doncaster on Tuesday. That could be an historic night.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at the Stadium of Light

Sarina Wiegman said this would be England's toughest test so far in qualifying and it proved to be.

They were patient though and deservedly pick up another win, extending their 100% run in qualifying.

Ellen White with the winner on her 100th cap. Poetic.

Credit where credit is due, England managed that stoppage-time period really well.

England make it five out of five in World Cup qualifying.

They have scored 33 goals and are yet to concede too.

Jess Carter, making just her second cap, replaces Demi Stokes for England.

Just over 60 seconds left at the Stadium of Light.

England are dropping off the ball and getting deeper and deeper.

There will be a minimum of three minutes of time added on.

Can England hang on for five out of five?

Another change for Austria.

Maria Plattner is replaced by Marie Therese Höbinger.

Ellen White is in on goal...

Ellen White is tackled.

Everybody calm down. The wait to equal the England goalscoring record goes on.

Austria replace Nicole Billa with Stefanie Enzinger.

Billa had seven goals in qualifying coming into this game, but she didn't really have any clear-cut sights of goal today.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at the Stadium of Light

Ellen White just doesn't want to score any more today because she wants to break the record with a hat-trick against Latvia.

Smart.

Oh! Rachel Daly lines up a strike from distance and it skids off the turf and Manuela Zinsberger does well to get down and tip it behind for a corner.

That is just England's second attempt on target in the second half.

Better from England.

Millie Bright switches the ball out to the Lauren Hemp on the left-hand wing, and the Manchester City winger fizzes the ball across the area, with Ellen White lurking.

Carina Wenninger does well again though, to cut the ball out.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I was just thinking we've not really seen or heard of Ellen White in this second half. But that's what she does really well, she goes unnoticed and unheard and then she pops up and nearly gets a second goal. Just centimetres away from that bottom post.

Sarina Wiegman looks miserable on the touchline.

It may be the cold or it may be the fact that her side haven't finished this game off yet.

Almost the moment for Ellen White.

She flicks the ball round the corner for herself, and gets an effort away but Carina Wenninger gets across to block it behind.