A late change for Haiti as Darlina Joseph replaces Batcheba Louis.

Into the final minute and it is almost job done for England. It hasn't been a convincing performance by the Lionesses, but it is all about getting that first win at the tournament.

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

I didn't expect it to be this close. I thought it would be competitive but certainly not for this long.

I've been really impressed with Haiti.

Mary Earps punches away a Haiti corner as we enter four minutes of time added on.

Harry: A real lack of control of the game at 1-0 up the game needs to be slowed down Haiti may still get another chance here

Emma: Mary. Earps.

Important challenge by Jess Carter inside the box as she prevents Melchie Dumornay from getting past her. Dumornay remains full of running and had created that opportunity in the first place with her pace on the break.

Ella Toone, who has been pretty quiet throughout this game, tees up Georgia Stanway but England's scorer fires wide.

It hasn't been pretty but England are almost there.

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BBC News

Suzie Berry and Kara Squires didn’t hesitate to pop a cork this morning but after England’s performance so far, they are ready to admit they maybe should have waited.

“It’s incredibly premature,” Susie tells Newsbeat from a bar in Manchester city centre.

“They’re not playing well at all - however, England are playing in the World Cup, of course we’re going to pop champagne.”

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England have a corner, can they make this one count?

Lucy Bronze goes up for the delivery towards the far post but a Haiti player gets to it first before Georgia Stanway hooks well wide.

Rachel Daly has definitely added something since coming on and she gets to a cross first but sends her header too close to Kerly Theus.

The game is stretched and there's chances at both ends. A tense final few minutes ahead.

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

That's absolutely massive. As the Haitian attacker Roseline Eloissaint looks to curl back Mary Earps, a huge left foot comes out.

That is a game changer right there.

BIG save by Mary Earps.

The England goalkeeper hasn't had too much to do but comes up with the goods at the crucial time as she denies Roseline Eloissaint one-on-one.

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

Chloe Kelly has done so well to get on the end of that and take two players on.

The opportunity was there for a cutback maybe not the shot.

Haiti have had some hugely encouraging moments in this game but some of their players are looking tired now as England continue to search for a second.

Chloe Kelly does really well on the right, cutting inside but then her shot lacks power and Kerly Théus scoops up the ball.

Great goalkeeping once again by Kerly Theus as she punches the ball away with Rachel Daly lurking for the header.

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

I'm mesmerised by Lauren James, she is so technical in her ability. The ball just sticks to her feet like glue.

What a player she is.

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There's 44,369 at Brisbane Stadium today and they've suddenly become a bit louder as we enter the closing stages of the game.

Haiti make a change as Roseline Éloissaint replaces Roselord Borgella.

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

This substitution will be crucial. I think Rachel Daly will be chomping at the bit to get more balls in behind and to create opportunities, not just for herself, but for her team-mates as well.

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Here comes that change as Rachel Daly replaces Alessia Russo.

Like for like in attack as the Aston Villa striker, who scored 22 goals last season, comes on.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Brisbane Stadium

Rachel Daly is about to come on for England.

Alex Greenwood digs out a cross from the left and Alessia Russo makes her move to the far post but again Kerly Theus reads the danger well.