Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Stadium of Light

BBC Radio Scotland pundit, and former Scotland international, Emma Black is not holding back along from me...

"England are rattled."

Say it as it is, Emma.

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

There is certainly some tension building among the home fans here.

Cheeky little backheel from Ella Toone finds Lucy Bronze, who whips in from the byline. A Scotland head clears and it bobbles around in the box before Lauren James gets an effort off on the volley.

It sails over the bar but that's a bit better from England.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

At half time I said that I was enjoying the game, even though Scotland were 2-1 down.

I'm enjoying it even more now because Scotland are delivering a really good second half. There is no lack of belief within that side.

And just in the last few moments they are looking the fitter and sharper side.

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Kirsty Hanson fouls Jess Carter just outside the box and England will have a free-kick.

So far in this second half they've struggled to really make anything happen, though.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Stadium of Light

Whisper it, but Scotland are ticking away quite nicely here and jusssttt about frustrating England.

I reckon Pedro Martinez Losa will be the happier of the bosses down there.

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England trying to play out from the back and getting caught out as Caroline Weir has an opportunity.

Scotland are really just starting to tick and England are making some uncharacteristic errors.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The momentum has really changed in this game.

It's not like Scotland are dominating just yet, but they are not being dominated, and that is the difference.

Just the moment there where Bronze was closed down by two players near her own goal line, that led to the half chance.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Stadium of Light

A Mexican wave of sorts is working it's way round the ground.

Rather proud to share the a fair clump of Scotland fans didn't participate. Quite right, troops.

Ufff dangerous from Martha Thomas who rises highest to get a good strong header on Kirsty Hanson's delivery.

Thomas just can't quite direct past the gloves of Mary Earps, who gathers just inches in front of the line.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's intriguing that England are the first side to make changes here.

It makes you think that Scotland have asked a few questions at the start of this second half.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Stadium of Light

It's no surprise to see England switch formations here. The trusted back three, which Sarina Wiegman used so effectively at the World Cup, is back again as Rachel Daly moves over to left wing-back.

Lauren James and Lauren Hemp will play more centrally up front as Ella Toone drops into midfield.

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Whoops.

High boot from Lauren Hemp on Sophie Howard and Scotland will have a free kick.

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

It seemed like Howard really just lost the flight of the ball there and also had no idea where Daly was.

Daly really should have put that in the back of the net for England's third.

England boss Sarina Wiegman decides to make a change. On comes Ella Toone in place for Chloe Kelly, who gets a warm reception from the home fans.

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Georgia Stanway releases Lauren Hemp but there's no one there in support of the Manchester City midfielder.

England come again and this time Chloe Kelly puts a good cross in for Rachel Daly but the forward can't control under pressure.

Scotland are certainly keeping their composure and building some good chances in this game.

Kirsty Hanson loops one in but there's no one there to collect.

Dom: Lionesses there for the taking, bit of a World Cup hangover going on and Scotland playing well

Dangerous ball in from Claire Emslie but Millie Bright is there to block and steer the danger away from the goal mouth.

Bit heart in mouth.

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

There were elements of complacency in some moments in the first half from England, and those little details need to be secured.

It is nice to have so much confidence in your teammates, as Carter does to leave Bright one on one there, but you have to be ready if things go wrong.