Germany really have come out swinging. They're looking to smother this England defence in possession.

Mary Earps again, though. She stands firm and claims another cross.

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Germany start on the front foot and Mary Earps is called upon to charge out and claim a cross.

Here we go again. Once more unto the breach, dear friends.

Germany have made a change. Tabea Wassmuth is on to try and improve their attack, in place of Jule Brand, who was pretty anonymous. Wassmuth gets a hug from Alex Popp before sprinting on. All yours, mate.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC One

England have made it a really scrappy game. They have shown they can compete with the Germans. Now they have to show some composure.

Best chance of the game so far?

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Ian Wright
Former England striker on BBC One

I think England are doing pretty well because Germany have come out a little bit rough. England have had chances and they have got to stay in it.

There was a flypast over Wembley moments before kick-off, while Prince William, Duke of Cambridge is at the final.

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Ian Wright
Former England striker on BBC One

We've had chances. We should have done better with them.

We know what we have on the bench. Once Keira Walsh kicks in, I feel like things are going to start happening.

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

It was a great start from England. Pressing - not one player, everyone.

Mary Earps to the rescue once again. With momentum, moments like that can change the game.

Tense scenes at Aylesbury United WFC, the local club of England's Ellen White and where she has a mural in her honour in the town.

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Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC One

This game has been good. There's been chances to both sides. I'm very excited about the second half.

England did well to survive this...

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

We have had a really good battle at Wembley so far but that was expected.

England have been in control for a lot of it but Germany are tough, physical and resolute.

There's been some big chances for both teams - a few for Ellen White, Lucy Bronze and that scramble in the six-yard area for Germany.

The referee is getting booed, fans are on their feet and the players are teasing that dangerous line between feisty and red card territory.

Everything you would expect from a final involving England and Germany.

Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Take a breath everyone. Two sides going at it, cancelling each other out. The best chance has fallen to Germany but a fair half time score.

We're 45 minutes in and still none the wiser who is going to be lifting this Euros trophy.

It's pretty even, a bit niggly and very tense.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Both teams had spells in the opening few minutes where they looked dangerous.

Both sides have been excellent defensively in this tournament. It was never going to be a goal-fest.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The referee is having a shocker. She's appeared on the big screen a couple of times and been booed because the crowd are realising it.

Lena Oberdorf is an absolute wrecking ball in the middle of that German midfield. If she doesn't get the ball she sure makes sure the player is next.

Mark: White has missed two fantastic chances now. Hard to justify her place in the starting 11. Not good enough.