Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

It's a bit of an eerie atmosphere in Brisbane. It's definitely not as full as England's other matches have been. It feels more like a neutral venue too.

There's lots of Australian fans which is understandable given the co-hosts could have been playing in this game had they come runners-up in their group. There's also a few USA fans.

Nigeria finally see a bit of the ball but England are alive to any threat. Jess Carter is alert and tracks Toni Payne.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

I expect Lauren James will have plenty of company today...

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

You cans see already the freedom that the Lionesses attack have gotten with Keira Walsh back in the side.

Stanway and James are being allowed to get higher up the pitch.

It's all England in these opening stages.

Lauren Hemp is found on the left but she is well marshalled by her marker and fails to keep the ball in.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Millie Bright is looking so strong. There were doubts coming into this tournament but time and time again she dusts off those doubts.

Tunde: England vs Nigeria Not sure who I’m supporting for this one. They say, blood is thicker than…. Come on England! Come Nigeria!

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

It's been a good start from England.

They've been moving the ball nice and quick.

It looks like they are targeting the Nigeria left hand side ad Ashleigh Plumptre in particular, looking to create those overloads.

Alex Greenwood delivers but the Nigeria keeper and captain, Chiamaka Nnadozie gets a glove to it to push it away.

England win the first corner.

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Alessia Russo gets a low ball in from the right but again a Nigerian defender is in the right place to clear.

England have started on the front foot.

Lauren James gets her first touch over on the left but she's immediately closed down and tackled by Halimatu Ayinde.

Nigeria will be fully aware of the threat James offers.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

It's staggering how open the tournament is for whoever gets through. Seeing the big teams knocked out gives everyone a lift.

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

Nigeria have a lot of threats across that front three, and are a lot more technical than people give them credit for.

They will pose a variety of threats, specifically in the transition tonight.

Millie Bright is the target in the box but the Nigeria defence does its job. Ball cleared down field.

England pump a long ball forward and Georgia Stanway is clattered. It's a clear free-kick and one the Lionesses can use to test Nigeria's defence.

Richard: England v Nigeria Come on England!!!!! Let's Bring it home I know you can do it!!!!!

Hakeem: Due to the long history and of course having relatives over there I always back England in competitions. In football it's Brazil and England for me especially as I'm a fan of the gunners Today however Super Falcons must carry the day.

It has been a World Cup full of thrills, spills, shocks and surprises.

Expect tension and drama.

We are under way with a place in the last eight the reward...

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Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

I don't know how you can stay calm. I've been telling everyone England are going to win the World Cup and they've been telling me to keep calm.