Tatyana Heard smashes her way towards Scotland's 22. What a carry from the inside centre. The handling is so slick as England go in search of another score.

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Lark Atkin-Davies and Sarah Bern are on for Amy Cokayne and Maud Muir. The depth is a joke.

All smiles from Ellie Kildunne, who is spotted banging a drum in the crowd. Helena Rowland has been rock solid at full-back, but you'd still expect Kildunne to return for the semi-finals.

Kildunne is missing this game because she sustained a concussion in last weekend's win against Australia.

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Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup winning captain on BBC One

We have just seen England overplaying in their own 22. It's just not working.

Scotland are having a nice spell here but they can't cross. England have not conceded a try during the second half of a match at this World Cup - a record that looks likely to remain.

Andrew Petrie
BBC Sport Scotland at Ashton Gate

Christine Belisle and Jade Konkel come off the pitch, arm in arm, for what looks to be the final time.

The Scotland bench was up on its feet, applauding and Belisle pointed to Konkel, who then got a massive hug from former captain Donna Kennedy.

She's been a legendary player for Scotland during some dark times.

Jade Konkel is in floods of tears after being replaced. Scotland's first contracted professional women's player has had some career and that career will end if the score stays the same.

Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC One

Amy Cokayne got denied in the first half but got it in the second. She knows exactly where the line is.

It does, but Alex Matthews is unable to pick the ball up and score.

Into the corner England go. Mackenzie Carson is on for Kelsey Clifford, who is getting a HIA (head injury assessment).

England win a scrum penalty. They go for another scrum. I think this may end in another penalty....

Abby Dow charges down a kick and is off towards the Scotland line. Great cover tackle ends that chance. Dow is on fire.

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Andrew Petrie
BBC Sport Scotland at Ashton Gate

The rain is fairly coming down now. It looks like a power shower from up here in the press box.

The game is, realistically, gone for Scotland now. But they'll want to avoid a complete pasting and rubbish weather might limit the English attack.

Scotland finally secure a line-out. Emma Orr then makes a good carry. This is better.

The rain is belting down. Is it as bad as it looks, Mike and Andrew?

Andrew Petrie
BBC Sport Scotland at Ashton Gate

Whenever the hosts get down in Scotland's 22m, a drummer below us starts a slow beat, ratcheting it up with every phase of play, until England penetrate and cross the line.

It doesn't half build the pressure.

Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup winning captain on BBC One

It is about the variation in Holly Aitchison's game. It is a really polished performance.

Earlier today, Ireland were narrowly beaten by France in their quarter-final at Sandy Park, Exeter.

Ireland led 13-0 at half-time in wet conditions but France fought back with 18 unanswered points after the break.

Here are the highlights and some analysis of Ireland's exit:

It is some going to get 50 caps. Abby Dow now has 50 tries. A remarkable achievement.

You don't stop Morwenna Talling that close to the tryline. She has Sadia Kabeya to thank for that one.