Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at the Amex

Wise from Sarina Wiegman to make changes. England have got this wrapped up. They want to be in this tournament until the end so they need fresh legs. Ellen White gets a standing ovation and the stadium remains standing for Rachel Daly and Fran Kirby.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

I was expecting Alex Greenwood to come on at left-back to replace Rachel Daly after that knock she sustained in the first half.

Ellen White is replaced by Alessia Russo.

Also going off are Rachel Daly and Fran Kirby, with Alex Greenwood and Ella Toone on.

A standing ovation for all those replaced and coming on.

Chance!

Beth Mead swings in the free-kick. Ellen White meets it. But her header goes wide. That will be her final act of the game.

Julie Blakstad is into the book for dragging back Beth Mead. Sorry, the unplayable Beth Mead.

Even when Norway have a hint of an opening, England slam the door shut in double quick time.

A ball out to the right is towards two Norwegian players but in slides Rachel Daly to stop them taking advantage.

Looks like there's action on the England bench. Time for some fresh legs to get some of this deep Lionesses squad into the action.

Gabriella Mosquera: I have to say, the Lionesses are making quite the statement, they’re playing wonderful football!

Eddie Stone: The most promising thing about this England performance is that Lauren Hemp, our best player, hasn't had a particularly good game, and we're in total control. Shows the quality we have all over the pitch.

The onslaught continues.

Lauren Hemp's driven angled effort is punched away and Beth Mead volleys over the loose ball.

The free-kick is swung in but a Norway head is first to it and the danger is gone.

England free-kick. Wide right near the Norway box. Delivery incoming.

Still England are charging around, closing down, making Norway graft and graft. Even at 6-0 the work-rate doesn't drop. Champion stuff.

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Tony J Cannings: Scenes in Brighton at the Amex stadium during the Eng and Norway game WEURO22

And here is the sixth.

Will there be more? I'm pretty confident there will.

Here is England's fifth goal. One to savour.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Norway need to be much harder to play against through the centre and down the left-hand side. Julie Blakstad needs more cover - it's the only hope for Norway to stop them suffering more embarrassment.

Norway are already humbled. They now need to make sure they are not utterly shamed by this England side.

The one-way traffic continues with an England cross that falls at the feet of Lauren Hemp but she isn't expecting it and can't fire meaningfully on target.

Oh, hey there second half. Good luck topping the first!

Norway have made a change, sending on defender Guro Bergsvand for forward Karina Saevik. Damage limitation?

Emma Gregory: Oh my days!! This is absolutely incredible! What a performance so far!! Keep going lasses! Double figures?

James: It’s absolutely brilliant football from the lionesses

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at the Amex

Seeing as the records could start to tumble, it's worth bearing in mind that one more goal from Ellen White will move her level with Wayne Rooney on 53 goals and joint-top in England's all-time history. She's already the Lionesses' record scorer.