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England captain Leah Williamson on BBC Radio 5 Live: "Nothing has changed (since becoming captain). I went back to my old school and they said 'you are still you'. What did they think was going to happen?

"I am feisty and very protective of my own. If someone says something to me am I just going to stand and smile? I would always have a laugh about it but some people don't find it funny.

"I have had arguments in house when you are trying to drive standards, I don't take that home with me. I like football so much because I have picked it up where I have left it."

Who is the biggest joker? The most annoying? The best singer? The messiest? England forward Ella Toone dishes the dirt on her team-mates before this summer's women's Euros...

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Molineux

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The opposition for these friendlies were chosen by Sarina Wiegman and her staff to give England a variety of challenges before the Euros.

Belgium, the Netherlands and Switzerland are not in their group which is important.

Wiegman said Belgium are a side who have "developed a lot" and can do "a lot of things".

"They can play a possession game and have some good players," she added. "I think they are very good opponents."

Keep an eye on forward Tessa Wullaert. She won the FA Cup and League Cup double with Manchester City back in 2019 and has made over 100 appearances for Belgium. She scored four in their last game...

Natasha Dowie
Reading and England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

On England's Euros group...

It's going to be tough, you'd expect England to get through their group. You'd think Norway will be the other one. A lot of their players play in the FAWSL.

You can't underestimate Northern Ireland in their first major tournament. They're underdogs. England have a lot of pressure, they're the home nation, they're one of the favourites.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Molineux

Chelsea defender Millie Bright is making her 50th appearance for England tonight.

She also made her debut against Belgium.

England will wear their new home kit tonight.

Since Sarina Wiegman took over in September, England have remained unbeaten.

They have scored 72 goals and conceded just two but Wiegman has demaned more ruthlessness in front of goal.

She hopes by the time the Euros arrives in a few weeks, England will have become more clinical.

"It is still one of our goals and objectives. I think we have created a lot of chances but when you come into a tournament you will get less chances so you have to be ruthless," she said.

"What we are working on is how to create chances together as a team and how we can score the ones we get by making the right decisions, the right passes and things like that. We are talking about the right execution."

Chelsea defender Jess Carter misses out tonight for England because she is still working her way towards full fitness.

Laura Bassett
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 Live

A lot of things are aligned, we have an 8pm kick-off and it is about the preparation as a whole. You get into the routine and we have three warm-up games before the Euros begin.

As a player and squad, you enjoy it and you can get into the process.

England's opponents today are Belgium, who are ranked 20th in the world.

They are unbeaten in seven games, only conceding once in that time.

Belgium are in Group D of the Euros with France, Italy and Iceland.

The Red Flames are managed by Ives Serneels and their top scorer is 65-goal Tessa Wullaert, who is still only 29.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Molineux

Here come the players to warm-up. Lots of fans already in Molineux to cheer them out.

There were flag and scarf stands around the city earlier today. Wolverhampton love hosting internationals!

Click play near the top of this page to get BBC Radio 5 Live build-up followed by full commentary from Wolverhampton.

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Andy White: My wife and daughter at the football tonight. I can safely say there is an increasing amount of girls playing football in the youth teams which can only bode well for the future.

On yesterday's BBC Radio 5 Live Football Daily podcast they were discussing England's Euros squad.

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BBC Sport at Molineux

There are no huge surprises in Sarina Wiegman's side but Arsenal defender Lotte Wubben-Moy has been given the nod alongside Millie Bright at the back.

Georgia Stanway starts in midfield with the Keira Walsh and Leah Williamson partnership in place again.

England XI: Earps, Bronze, Stokes, Walsh, Bright, Wubben-Moy, Mead, Williamson, White, Stanway, Hemp.

Subs: Daly, Hampton, Kirby, Toone, Parris, Kelly, Greenwood, England, Scott, Roebuck, Russo, Carter.

Belgium skipper Tessa Wullaert is one to look out for up front for the visitors.

Belgium XI: Evrard, Deloose, Kees, De Neve, Philtjens, Biesmans, Minnaert, Delacauw, Wijnants, De Caigny, Wullaert.

England named their team for the Euros yesterday and this is it...

Goalkeepers: Mary Earps (Manchester United), Hannah Hampton (Aston Villa), Ellie Roebuck (Manchester City).

Defenders: Millie Bright (Chelsea), Lucy Bronze (unattached), Jess Carter (Chelsea), Rachel Daly (Houston Dash), Alex Greenwood (Manchester City), Demi Stokes (Manchester City), Lotte Wubben-Moy (Arsenal).

Midfielders: Fran Kirby (Chelsea), Jill Scott (unattached), Ella Toone (Manchester United), Georgia Stanway (Bayern Munich), Keira Walsh (Manchester City), Leah Williamson (Arsenal).

Forwards: Beth England (Chelsea), Lauren Hemp (Manchester City), Chloe Kelly (Manchester City), Beth Mead (Arsenal), Nikita Parris (Arsenal), Alessia Russo (Manchester United), Ellen White (Manchester City).

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Molineux

Sarina Wiegman was not giving anything away in her press conference yesterday when I asked what things she was hoping to work on in these three friendly matches.

She did suggest her best starting XI wasn't fully decided and admitted there were things England need to do to refine their style of play.

I think we can expect to see more of the Keira Walsh-Leah Williamson pivot pairing in midfield and by the end of next week we might have a clearer idea of Wiegman's preferred backline.