Beth Cobden
Former England player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

England will be looking to tidy a few things up.

It will be looking at what they do now to combat the Australia changes.

They are doing well, they've had a strong start. They have to avoid letting silly errors creep in.

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"Dig deep" is the message from former England head coach Tracey Neville speaking to BBC TV at half-time.

Serena Kersten
Commonwealth gold medallist with England on BBC Two

It's like a game of chess out there at the minute. As soon as one coach makes a change the other is looking to react, almost thinking 'what can I do the stop the strengths of the players coming on?'

The margins are very fine.

Madison Browne
Australia mid-court on BBC TV

The Roses today just have this aura about them and that belief that even if we're down, we can find a way to claw it back.

Plenty of patience to play it around, reset and go again.

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When these two met on Thursday, Australia took a six-goal lead in to half-time.

Let's all keep our heads.

England win the turnover on the Australia centre pass and they have 10 seconds to take it to goal.

Eleanor Cardwell sinks it to make sure England aren't completely out of sight.

Australia take a four-goal lead into half-time.

Eleanor Cardwell looks completely confused as she is pulled for contact under the post and the Diamonds have another chance to edge out their lead with less than a minute to go.

Tough to break down that England defence but they get there eventually.

Madison Browne
Australia mid-court on BBC TV

It's good to see that this contest is being allowed to play out.

Let these players battle, have a bit of argy-bargy.

Less whistle than yesterday which is good.

Courtney Bruce, who has been a bit quiet so far, flies in and manages to get the tip and keep hold of it, snatching the ball away from Jade Clarke.

Less than two minutes to go until the half-way point.

Beth Cobden
Former England player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Jade Clarke is such a brilliant person and that really shows in her leadership.

She is good in big moments - we've seen her step up time and time again.

Why would you not want your most-capped player, who is in amazing form, to be on the court? Jade will steady the ship.

The Australia bench are up on their feet cheering every goal, every pass and every turnover.

Kiera Austin sinks one from range before Eleanor Cardwell does the same at the other end.

Jack: COME ON YOU ROSES! Let make sure that not another trophy goes back to Australia.

Helen: Come on girls! We are rooting for you!

Anne: On the A19 just past Stockton watching the game on iPlayer, COME ON ENGLAND! Howay the lasses!

Oh, and another one for Australia.

Steph Wood makes way for Kiera Austin. Stacey Marinkovich just looking to give Fran Williams something else to think about.

Jess Thirlby sees that change from Stacey Marinkovich and says "go on then, I'll make a change too".

Jade Clarke is on at centre for Imogen Allison.

Beth Cobden
Former England player on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's an interesting change for Australia.

Cara Koenen has had a really solid game. Sophie Garbin is more of a holding shooter and she's not massively tall for the netball world.

We've not seen her play as much in these big games so it's a lot of pressure for her. It will be interesting to see how she goes in this game.

A couple of turnovers have gone against England with Imogen Allison doing all the graft but coming out on the wrong side of the call.

But Fran Williams comes up with something out of nowhere again, snatching the ball away from Sophie Garbin from Liz Watson's feed into the circle.

An uncharacteristic miss from Eleanor Cardwell but she gets it at the second attempt.

England will want to see a bit more of this...

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Australia head coach Stacey Marinkovich speaking on BBC TV: "We haven't really changed style, we are just trying to execute what we are good at.

"It is a tight tussle out there, there's a lot of bodies and we just need to try and keep in the line of the ball.

"There is a little bit of whistle but at the same time in the last few games England have had 70 penalties so we knew that it could be stop,start.

"The way the teams battle for each ball, you've got to make good decisions.

"We've got to play hard. You've got to run hard to have control and you can't be passive at any moment."

Change for Australia. On comes shooter Sophie Garbin for Cara Koenen.

A change they didn't make on Thursday but someone who has been shooting really well this tournament.

Good pressure from England - Steph Wood lines up the shot but doesn't fancy it. Cara Koenen eventually sinks it but it's good stuff from the Roses.

Umpires are allowing quite a lot of 'contesting', shall we say, to happen. It's good to see, we don't want the whistle going every two seconds.