Evening all, and after what's already been a ridiculous day of sport - a ridiculous day of women's sport - a ridiculous day of UK women's sport - let's have some more!

So, we'll see you then - enjoy what's left of the weekend.

England are very close to the quarter-finals now; a point against Portugal on Thursday and they're there as group winners. Spain need a point too - they play Scotland - and you'd expect them to get it.

Full-time: England 2-0 Spain

There shall be three added minutes.

I fell in love with Sampedro.

Spain make two changes: Barbara replaces Ouhabi, and Latorre replaces Sampedro. It's their big chance!

Potter replaces Taylor.

Kirby looks like she's got some strapping on her ankle, presumably precautionary.

GOAL! England 2-0 Spain (Taylor) Stokes drills a ball into Duggan who, back to goal, allows it to run along the outside of her foot into the path of Taylor. She's barely had a kick tonight, but wastes no time at all smacking home a finish, in off Panos' midriff.

Nothing is happening now. That penalty-non-penalty has knocked the stuffing out of Spain.

Duggan comes on for White, who acted dead affronted through the drama.

The ref seemed to say she made a mistake, and that they ball came off a knee before it hit the hand. Er, so what?

England have barely mustered an attack this half.

That was a penalty, as far as I saw it. Sure, it was unfortunate, but White's hand was in the air and the ball hit it. Hard lines. And I'm not sure how the ref changes her mind either, though I suppose she did owe England one for the earlier disallowing.

PENALTY SPAIN! Garcia wriggles past a couple of challenges outside the box, finds Ouahabi, and her cross is low ... White slips, the ball clips her studs and raps the hand above her head ... and then the ref changes her mind! Dearie me!

Off goes Losada, who's been quiet second half; on comes Olga Garcia.

Moore intercepts Corredera's pass and dashes forward at inside-left, but her ball into space, looking for Taylor, us cut out by Paredes.

Off goes Kirby, the goalscorer; on comes Christiansen, more of a midfielder, to run about and get in amongst it.

Pereira hauls back Kirby and is booked.

Spain have quietened again.