The ball looks all but gone for a backline pass but out comes Rachel Dunn who flies in the air, takes the shot and bags a goal.

She's still not happy with her wrist and calls for a time-out.

On comes Helen Housby at GA.

Uh oh.

Rachel Dunn is clutching her wrist and looks to be in some discomfort.

Francesca Williams comes in at GD for England, Serena Guthrie drops back to WD with Jade Clarke at C. Trinidad & Tobago are unchanged.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport in Liverpool

This side came up with their team name on a night out. What did they decide on?

Bombay Sapphires (other gins are available...)

"Our team has been running for three years," said Caroline, one of the team. "The youngest is 22 and the oldest is 56. We met through Back to Netball.

"England are going to win. I think the final is going to be England v Australia."

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First quarter-time and it's an eight-goal cushion for England to take into the second quarter.

Sam Wallace is the only shooter still at 100% accuracy, so the Calypso Girls will look to get the ball to her more going forward.

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Pamela Cookey
Former England shooter on BBC Two

Rachel Dunn feeds off confidence and at the moment, she is just keeping things ticking over. It's such lovely play and she is always ready for that pop under the post.

We've just seen a shot of Helen Housby and Natalie Panagarry on the warm-up bikes.

Might we expect to see them on soon?

Geva Mentor and Eboni Usoro-Brown have made some vital interceptions to get the turnovers and the Roses are starting to pull away now.

Shooters Jo Harten and Rachel Dunn are 9/10 and 6/7 respectively. Just one miss each.

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BBC Sport in Liverpool

The crowd breaks into a chant of "let's go England, let's go".

The Roses are being made to work harder than many fans expected so far.

Sara Bayman
Former England captain on BBC Two

England can’t afford to slip up and I don’t think they will. They are a class above Trinidad & Tobago and I expect to see a solid performance from England.

T&T's shooters are looking strong. Both Sam Wallace and Kalifa McCollin are at 100% accuracy and are looking super relaxed under pressure.

Ama Agbeze
Former England captain on BBC Two

Trinidad & Tobago have such flare. They are flamboyant and they have athleticism and it's real exciting netball to watch, so hopefully we'll see some of that today.

No messing. England get the turnover from the off and it's straight to Jo Harten who gets the Roses up and running early doors.

Rachel Dunn has taken a couple of tumbles but England regain possession and Harten makes it two from two.

Strong start!

Former England Rose Pamela Cookey is in the commentary box for the England game alongside Caroline Barker.

Trinidad & Tobago get us under way.

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BBC Sport in Liverpool

The crowd is looking distinctly more white and red today and each England player who comes out gets a huge cheer. But the biggest one is probably reserved for captain Serena Guthrie.

Speaking to Sky before this one, Tracey Neville said:

"I think every day it is about facing the opposition of the day, today is a crucial one after the rest day. We are doing well so far but there are still some objectives we want to hit as staff and as players.

"I think physiologically we have been working towards this. Losing a member puts more stain on the players, there are things from Monday that we want to improve from.

"Nat Haythornthwaite and Jo Harten their linkage in the Samoa game was really important and exiting. They offer us something different even though this game is going to be tougher. Rachel Dunn is a goal machine and that is really important in this game. We just wanted to try something different."

Trinidad & Tobago head coach Wesley Gomes seems resigned to the fact his side will lose today, but he's hoping to keep the score down.

Speaking to Sky before today's game, he said:

"We are very excited to play in front of a big crowd and to play in England.

"We are hoping to keep the score down and keep the losing margin at least under 25."

Helen Housby means business.

But she'll have to wait her turn as she starts on the bench.

If you're watching on BBC Two you'll just have seen Serena Guthrie reveal her musical influences, including her not-so-guilty pleasure of boy band The Wanted.

BIG FAN of her and Reece Parkinson's rendition of Beyonce & Jay Z's 'Bonnie & Clyde'.

If you missed it, I've got you covered.

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How do you show you're the ultimate, committed netball fan? Netball nails!

That's what 11-year-old Evie and her friends have done in preparation for England and Scotland's return to action.

There are 14 girls and 12 mums in total and all of them have traveled from Berkhamsted.

"It's very big and there's loads of stuff everywhere," said Evie.

"We just met the England players Jo Harten, Rachel Dunn, Jade Clarke. I didn't expect to get to meet them and have a photograph with them, it was cool."

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