Alessia Russo has been excellent and that goal is the icing on the cake.

Will it earn her a place in the starting XI against Austria?

Now Beth Mead has taken a knock. England do not want any injuries on the eve of Euro 2022. She's going to be fine.

Adam Millington, BBC Sport at Stadion Letzigrund

10,022 fans are in attendance today at the Letzigrund – a new record for Switzerland's national team.

There's been a good atmosphere here in Zurich.

A huge roar around the ground as the attendance is announced. Just under 11,000 which is a record for Switzerland. A terrific turnout by the locals.

Meanwhile, Lauren Hemp is back on.

England are temporarily down to 10. Hemp has gone off for further treatment but it looks like she is going to be fine to continue.

Oh no. Lauren Hemp has gone done with an injury. Fingers crossed this is not serious. She's done something to her wrist and is receiving treatment on the pitch.

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Chance for Lauren Hemp but she cannot get it on target. Moments earlier, Millie Bright was forced to put the ball out after a fly flew into her eye while she was in full flight. I hate it when that happens!

The Swiss have made a couple of changes. Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic is among those that have been replaced.

No changes by England. Yet.

A team huddle for the Lionesses and we're back under way.

Changes at the start of the second half? Alessia Russo has worked hard and has given Sarina Wiegman plenty to think about. But will Wiegman send on Ellen White and Chloe Kelly? We're about to find out.

Ian Wright is working at this game for ITV Sport and he says England should be 3-0 up. Fair to say the Arsenal legend has not been impressed with the finishing.

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Adam Millington, BBC Sport at Stadion Letzigrund

England go into the break all square and things have to improve inside the opposition's 18-yard box if that is to change.

There has been an ample number of chances created, yet England's finishing has left much to be desired.

The second half will likely bring the introduction of Ellen White or Chloe Kelly who could both inject some additional life into the front-line should they come on.

The Swiss fans are extremely happy with how their team has played – especially given last week's 7-0 drubbing at the hands of Germany – but England have been the best side nevertheless.

Chances galore. Cannot score.

Moments later Russo picks up a booking herself for a foul. This half is petering out.

Viola Calligaris picks up a yellow card right at the end of the first half for holding back Alessia Russo, who has caused problems and done her chances of starting against Austria next week no harm at all.

Screams for a penalty as an England corner is swung into the six yard box. Switzerland hoof it clear.

England are really not having it all their own way.

A big half-time talk coming up from Sarina Wiegman.

How did that not go in?

England survive as Mary Earps misses a delicious cross by Sandy Maendly but Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic cannot connect.

Crnogorcevic has scored much harder goals than that.