Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Wembley

Both teams are showing great technical skill but England are dominating possession with a whopping 80% in the match so far.

They have had the better chances but Brazil are definitely coming into the game more.

Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's really tight.

The England players are just trying to figure out how to get through this Brazilian block.

All credit to Brazil so far, they are managing to fill the spaces [in between the lines]. They are just cancelling England out so far.

I'd like to see an England midfielder try to drop into those spare spaces in the full-back area to try and open the space up a bit.

England are almost caught out by a ball over the defence. Geyse is onto it and gets into the box but Jess Carter makes a crucial block.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

There's been some nice touches from the likes of Lauren James, Lucy Bronze and Alessia Russo down this right-hand side nearest to the press box and the fans to our left like what they're seeing.

Brazil have looked sharp too. They have some really technical players and look dangerous on the break.

This is pretty much defence versus attack as England continue to dominate possession. Surely it is only a matter of time before the Lionesses lead?

Superb effort!

First proper chance of the game for England as Lauren Hemp drives across the edge of the box before finding Lucy Bronze, who takes a touch before thumping a strike that Letícia does well to save.

Brazil pack the box with six players practically on the goal line to defend this England free kick. The ball is curled in but skims the heads of everyone before Brazil clear.

Alessia Russo has been lively so far and she wins a free kick on the right side of the box as she is bundled over after getting past the Brazil defender.

England look to attack the space down the left against as Lauren Hemp charges forward but Antonia is there to deal with the danger.

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A poor pass by Jess Carter and Brazil are suddenly able to attack. The ball is played over to the left for Geyse but England get back into their defensive shape well and the opportunity goes.

Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think it's subject to preference in terms of what else they bring to the side outside of goals, particularly the out of possession responsibilities.

I honestly think that with Rachel Daly, the mentality she has got, keeping her almost starving on the bench gives Sarina Wiegman that option to bring her on. To make that impact when she comes off the bench.

But I don't think today is final in terms of the starting selection for the World Cup.

Half a chance for England as Alessia Russo heads wide from their first corner of the game.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

Lauren Hemp is one of the three wingers competing for two starting positions in England's front line and she's certainly had a bright start.

Her movement and pace is causing problems down the left for Brazil.

Cracking ball over the top by Lucy Bronze and Alessia Russo breaks clear of the defence. She gets into the box and tumbles under a challenge. The fans want a penalty but the flag is up as she was just offside when she made her run.

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Confident possession football from England in the opening few minutes. A ball down the left for Lauren Hemp to chase gets the crowd going but a good sliding challenge snuffs it out.

As this is a one off game, the outcome will be determined by penalties if the two sides cannot be separated.

However, there will be no extra time - straight to the spot kicks.

The first ever women's Finalissima is under way!

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Wembley joins together for a moment of applause to remember Brazil legend Pele, who died in December.

A montage of his memorable moments is played on the big screen and there are of course many of them.

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

You want to feel confident when you're playing, and it's one less thing to worry about.

There are more and more girls getting into the game and it's about addressing those barriers that might get in the way.

It's just a simple fix to change the colour of the kit.

England will wear blue shorts instead of white at this summer's Women's World Cup after players expressed period concerns, and they are wearing the new home kit for the first time tonight.

It is white with blue details and blue shorts, while the away kit is all blue.