The referee is coming to have a look on the pitchside monitor!

We all know what's coming from here...

Grace Geyoro's shot hits Amber Tysiak's arm, who turned away from the shot, but her arm was down by her side.

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87 mins

France 2-1 Belgium

They are checking for handball.

This will be a travesty if it's given.

The fans are booing as well.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC One

I think she had a chance to hit it first time but she wanted it on her right and it gave Belgium a chance to block.

A chance to finish it...but France are denied.

Grace Geyoro works the ball onto her right foot and the ball deflects wide off a Belgium defender.

Goodness me.

Janice Cayman puts a low cross in which causes allsorts of problems at the back for France, skipper Wendy Renard gets in the way of goalkeeper Pauline Peyraud-Magnin, who fumbles.

The ball breaks loose but Renard has her wits about her and manages to poke clear before turning back and glaring daggers at her team-mate.

Amber Tysiak is the first player into the book for a trip on Ouleymata Sarr.

Into the final 10 minutes, France have found a second wind as they look to tie up the three points.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at New York Stadium

The attendance has just been announced here with just over 8,100 at the New York Stadium. That's just a couple of hundred shy of the attendance for the stadium's opening game on Sunday.

The sun is finally dropping behind the hills and some fans have turned on the torches on their phones and are holding them up in the air, concert style.

No goals (yet) in this half but everyone here is still very much enjoying themselves.

The changes keep coming for Belgium as they look to level again.

Elena Dhont trots off with Hannah Eurlings coming on.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC One

In terms of chances, France are completely dominating the game.

Grace Geyoro has been left frustrated today.

The hat-trick scorer from the opening game is dispossessed and the ball breaks outside the box for Selma Bacha, who gives it a good bash but it sails way over.

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We saw Marie-Antoinette Katoto hobbling heavily on crutches at the start of the second half but word from the France medical team is that it is "not anything serious".

Great news for France if that is the case.

Another change for Belgium.

Amber Tysiak is on for Laura De Neve with 20 minutes remaining.

You have to gobble those up at this level.

Ouleymata Sarr is free inside the area, eight yards out and dead centre, but another poor effort is scuffed into the hands of Nicky Evrard.

If they had Marie-Antoinette Katoto in that position...

Sakina Karchaoui is brilliant down this left side for France.

She plays a quick one-two then finds Ouleymata Sarr six yards out, but the sub gets her body in an awkward position and nods a weak header straight at Nicky Evrard.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC One

Bacha is probably the best left-back I've seen in the Champions League this season.

She's probably a little bit further forward.

Changes for France.

Selma Bacha replaces the star of the match Kadidiatou Diani, while the excellent Clara Mateo makes way for Sandie Toletti.

Catch it!

A cross comes in and France goalkeeper Pauline Peyraud-Magnin elects to punch rather than gather.

No harm done though, a blue shirt is able to complete the clearance.

Right then.

Corner for Belgium, can they make it count?