Women’s World Cup LIVE: England vs Nigeria penalty shootout score and latest updates from last 16 clash after Lauren James red card

England have been second greatest all through the night time. They managed to restrict the harm of Lauren James’ red card and get by way of to a penalty shootout.

‘I’m so nervous,’ says Ellen White on BBC One. I feel she speaks for all England followers.

120+3 minutes: We go to penalties. England manages to get by way of further time with 10-women and their World Cup destiny can be determined from the penalty spot.

The United States have been knocked out in a shootout towards Sweden yesterday, will the Lionesses handle to get by way of this one or are Nigeria on the point of an enormous upset?

120 minutes: England win a free kick and ship Millie Bright up the pitch. Alex Greenwood floats the ball into the field the place Beth England flicks it on.

Bright is free on the again put up and lunges on the ball however she simply can’t attain it. Katie Zelem is on to interchange Keira Walsh who’s walked off the pitch by the physios.

Three minutes of stoppage time to play.

Nigeria win a throw in and launch the ball into the field. It drops kindly for Asisat Oshoala who shoots on the flip and drills her effort straight into the arms of Mary Earps who retains the ball out.

Another shut shave for England there.

114 minutes: Nigeria make one other change as Toni Payne is taken off with Desire Oparanozie introduced on for her first minutes on this version of the World Cup.

Is {that a} change with penalties in thoughts?

Rachel Daly and Rasheedat Ajibade clash heads difficult for a similar ball and there’s a slight break in play.

111 minutes: Toni Payne fizzes the ball out large to Francisca Ordega who appears to be like to dribble round Jess Carter. Carter leans into her and smothers the ball earlier than belting it out for a throw in.

No nonsense stuff from the England defender.

108 minutes: After repelling one other Nigerian assault the Lionesses handle to get the ball up the pitch and pick Beth England. She turns and appears to be like to slide Chloe Kelly inside however the cross is just too heavy and comes by way of to Chiamaka Nnadozie.

105 minutes: The second half of additional time kicks off with Sarina Wiegman making one other change. Beth England is on to interchange Lauren Hemp.

England ought to present a greater goal to carry up play because the Lionesses clear their traces.

105+1 minutes: England get by way of the opening quarter-hour of additional time with simply the one clear likelihood falling to Nigeria. The Lionesses are purely clinging on to their spot within the World Cup.

They’re defending in numbers and providing hardly something in assault.