Summary

  • England retain Arnold Clark Cup with three wins out of three

  • Result: England 6-1 Belgium - Kelly and Williamson score twice, Biesmans turns into her own net and Bronze on scoresheet; Dhont gets consolation for visitors

  • Lionesses extend unbeaten run under Wiegman to 29 matches

  • Kelly finishes tournament top scorer with three goals

Live Reporting

Jess Anderson

  1. Balancing winning with experimenting

    England v Belgium (19:45 GMT)

    Emma Sanders
    BBC Sport at Ashton Gate Stadium

    For England to not win the Arnold Clark Cup title for a second year running, they would need to suffer defeat - which hasn't happened under Sarina Wiegman in 28 matches.

    Wiegman was asked this week whether the time for experimenting was over in this match with the trophy on the line.

    Her response, as usual, was balanced.

    She has rotated again - though it is returning to a stronger team - and she still wants to try out things with the World Cup in mind.

    But this would be a third successive trophy win for England - something they do not want to miss out on.

  2. Good evening

    England could win their first bit of silverware should they avoid defeat this evening.

    Standing in their way are Belgium and both sides have won both of their games in the Arnold Clark Cup so far.

    England's unbeaten record under Sarina Wiegman stretched to 28 games with a comfortable four-goal win over South Korea before a tricky 2-1 victory over Italy on Sunday, where Rachel Daly's double put the Lionesses in control of the competition.

    A draw would do this evening for Arnold Clark Cup victory, but a win would get their World Cup preparations off to the perfect start.

    Can they do it? Let's see.

  3. Two wins from two and the Arnold Clark Cup within touching distance.

    Can England win the trophy for a second year on the spin?

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