Gary Rose
BBC Sport at New York Stadium

We've just had what I believe is the first Mexican wave here.

We need a goal. Desperately.

Ticked past the hour mark, neither side have had a shot on target in the second period.

A double change for Belgium.

Davina Philtjens makes way for Laura Deloose and Justine Vanhaevermaet is replaced by Feli Delacauw.

Grace Geyoro goes down in the box and the referee waves play on.

Was it a dive?

Those in attendance think so and loudly jeer the France midfielder.

But Nicky Evrard wasn't too sure on this occasion as Clara Mateo's cross (or was it a shot?) sails over the Belgium goalkeeper's head but thankfully the wrong side of the post.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC One

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Again France, it looks like a nothing ball but Sarr knows what's going to happen - the ball is going to be played in behind. She's never getting beaten for pace but the goalkeeper did well.

Brilliant goalkeeping from Nicky Evrard as she comes sprinting off her line to deny Ouleymata Sarr, who had burst clear but was let down by a heavy touch.

Griedge Mbock Bathy heads France into a 2-1 lead.

It's Kadidiatou Diani causing all the problems again down the right and putting a lovely cross into the box, but Ouleymata Sarr with a swing and a miss.

In the next move, Delphine Cascarino drags her shot off target.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at New York Stadium

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I was trying to write some of my report at half time but got distracted by a Belgium fan dressed as some sort of Viking and some France fans in chicken hats dancing to Beyonce's Crazy In Love and posing for photos.

You've got to love international football.

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Janice Cayman finds the back of the net to make it 1-1 with a first time finish.

She already has one and Kadidiatou Diani is looking for a second at the start of the second half but sends her shot from the angle into the side-netting.

Off we go again.

Change for Belgium at the start of the second half.

Jody Vangheluwe is replaced by Marie Minnaert.

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It finished all square between Italy and Iceland in Manchester.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

France took their foot off the pedal. They started at 100 miles an hour. Relentless waves of pressure. It felt like they might surpass their opening game.

After 15 minutes they kind of stepped off and gave Belgium an easy 15 minutes to bed into the game. They [briefly] paid the price.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at New York Stadium

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The fans are enjoying what they are seeing here as both groups of players are clapped off the pitch by their respective fans.

It has certainly been entertaining but I'm not sure how happy France boss Corinne Diacre will be with her side's inability to put away more of their many chances.

In the second half against Italy they either stepped off or were distinctly below par, they can afford for neither to happen this time.

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Laura Georges
Former France international on BBC One

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I'm really happy. We started really well like the game against Italy. A lot of energy and intensity but then Belgium were really tight and not giving much space. But we had to expect that from them.