Karen Carney
Former England midfielder on ITV

It shouldn't have been a penalty, and I think the referee got that one wrong.

As the ball comes in Louise Quinn's arm is up, but it comes up off her thigh which is not a penalty.

Maybe from Republic of Ireland's perspective, it was justice that it hit the post.

Stephanie Roche
Republic of Ireland striker on RTE

It was a good start from the Republic of Ireland on the front foot, and we spoke about how they couldn't afford to concede an early goal.

So it was such a sucker punch when Lauren James scored, she doesn't miss from there.

Eni Aluko
Former England forward on ITV

Lauren James anticipates that the ball is going to fall to her [for the opening goal]. The best midfielders in the world know how to do that.

Stand still, the ball will come to you.

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Elsewhere in Group A3, France have earned their second win from two games so far with an impressive victory away to Sweden.

Wendie Renard scored from close range following a corner in the 80th minute to seal three points.

The French had forward Valerie Becho sent off deep into second half stoppage time for a second booking, while manager Herve Renard was earlier also given his marching orders after arguing with the officials.

That result means France will finish this round of fixtures top of the group, regardless of the result in Dublin.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Aviva Stadium

It's been a good game. England are moving the ball around much nicer than they did on Friday.

The hosts started well but they have a lot of work to do.

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Aine O'Gorman
Former Republic of Ireland defender on RTE

I think the Republic of Ireland girls now will look to get to half-time at 2-0 and regroup.

No, although England did make a mess of the clearance and there were some Irish claims for handball.

The referee only blows for half-time through. So far, so good for England.

A rare moment to rouse the home crowd, as Lucy Quinn wins a corner.

Could the hosts snatch a goal before half-time?

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The hosts give the ball away in midfield, a rare loose pass by Katie McCabe.

England look to counter, but it breaks down as Alessia Russo is caught offside.

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Niamh Fahey
Liverpool midfielder on ITV

The strides that have been made by Irish women's football have been massive. I think qualifying for the World Cup was a watershed moment and most of the girls are playing away from Republic of Ireland, in Europe and America.

I think Irish women's football is in a great place.

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Lucy Bronze attempts to finish off a clever England passing move with a very ambitious volley from the right of the box.

I don't want to say she missed by miles, but let's just say she would have got three points if the rugby posts were still up at Aviva Stadium.

Lauren James attempts a low effort from 25 yards, which Courtney Brosnan snaffles up with a solid low save to her left.

That latest England attack was sparked by a brilliant sliding tackle from Leah Williamson to regain possession in midfield. Great to see her back.

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Now referee Lina Lehtovaara has inadvertently got in the way of an English attack, and has to return them the ball via drop ball.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Aviva Stadium

It's not often Alex Greenwood has a chance to score two goals for England in the same match so she will be gutted to miss that.

Louise Quinn was still furious at the decision. Lucy Bronze had come over and put an arm around her.

The crowd enjoyed the miss though. That's for sure!

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Well, certainly plenty to report from Dublin so far.

The game has settled back into the pattern of English possession, for now.

Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on ITV

You have got a little bit extra luck there. It could have so easily come back off the post and hit the goalkeeper and gone in.

It would be harsh if Republic of Ireland were now 3-0 down with two of them penalties.