Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Wembley

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You can never have enough "Sweet Caroline" and we've been treated to renditions by the official England band in the first half and now at half-time an in-house DJ is pumping out a dance version of the Neil Diamond classic with the crowd enjoying it.

And now there's a presentation at the side of the pitch as a very heavily pregnant Ellen White, the Lionesses all-time record goal scorer, is presented with an impressive golden boot.

It's a party atmosphere at Wembley!

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Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been a really good half of football so far.

I think England have been a class above.

I do also think Brazil have looked threatening, especially on the counter attack. They are still just working out how to piece their attacking jigsaw together.

But generally a good half for England.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

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So far so good for England. They have dominated a lot more than maybe some expected given Brazil's quality.

The link-up play between the forwards in particular has been very good, with Georgia Stanway and Lucy Bronze supporting in advanced positions.

Ella Toone has been lively while Mary Earps has had very little to do.

Brazil look a threat on the break but they haven't been able to deal with England's movement in behind.

Every time England are in possession the crowd feel something might happen. There's an air of confidence. They are used to winning!

The whistle goes for half time as the England players are applauded off the pitch.

The Lionesses are 45 minutes away from winning another trophy.

Lauren James is having a great game so far and she tries to get on the scoresheet with a curled effort from the edge of the box but it goes wide.

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Lauren James seems to be having more joy than Lauren Hemp down the left and she skips past a challenge from Antonia to get into the box and cross, finding Hemp, whose header is straight at the goalkeeper.

Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm not convinced with what I'm seeing from the Brazil defence at the moment.

The spaces and the relationship between the right-back and right-sided centre-half, they're letting runners go off the back of them a little too easily.

If I were England I would try and target that area.

You can see that Lauren James has moved over [to the left hand side], and maybe England are starting to recognise that and are going to start pressing from the opposite side of the pitch now.

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Rafaelle Souza catches Keira Walsh with a tackle and the Arsenal defender is booked, although I'm not sure it was a foul that warranted a yellow card.

Lauren James drives into the box and gets a shot off but it is blocked and England have another corner. The set piece is sent to the back post for Lucy Bronze but she can't get direction on her header and it bounces wide.

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Lauren Hemp has switched to the other flank having been well marshalled by Antonia on the right. She's up against Tamires but the Brazil full back defends well to force Hemp to go backwards.

A warning from Brazil that England can't let their focus slip as they pounce on a poor pass before Tamires sends a dangerous ball into the box but the flag is again up for an offside.

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Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The swagger this England side has is just fantastic.

To know as an opponent [that the team you're playing is unbeaten], what do you do? You know you are going to be under the kosh for most of the game, you're probably going to have to play on the transition and make the most of the few opportunities [is tough].

You just know going into the game, 'Goodness gracious this is going to be tough work!'

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The home fans think England have a second as Lauren James is onto a ball over the defence and rifles into the roof of the net but the flag is up again.

England continue to hold the ball - they've had a whopping 82% possession so far.

Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's an unbelievable goal.

It's been over a minute that England have kept the ball. They've just sucked Brazil to the byline with Lauren Hemp, and drawn them back out [to create the space].

[Alex] Greenwood has put her foot on the ball and waited, drawing the Brazil defence out. Then then bang, she plays [Lucy] Bronze into the area, cut back to Ella Toone to finish.

Brilliant goal by England.

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Will that lead to the floodgates opening? England are looking to punish Brazil further with a quick second.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

"Toooooooooooooone."

We've heard Wembley chant that in a big game before...

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

That's where Brazil can harm England where others they have faced this year haven't. Geyse Ferreira thought she should have scored and so did the Brazilian coaching staff in the dugout. Big chance.