Welcoe to our LIVE coverage of today's FIFA Women's World Cup Group D match between England and Argentina. Team news coming up...

And look who else has come to cheer on the Lionesses today... Some familiar faces.

Got any thoughts on the tournament so far? Any particularly awesome matches you've seen? I'm @inspireajen on the Twitter and feel free to chip in with some insight I can duly pass off as my own.

More on that here...

And if you want to know what Phil Neville thinks about the Argentina situation, he said in his press conference he felt "blessed".

He added: "The way women's football around the world is being promoted and accepted and developed, we are all heading in the right direction.

"Before every game we make reference to the people who fought to get us in this position."

Nice touch, Phil.

A recap for you, in case you need it...

In the opening matches, England beat Scotland 2-1 and Argentina drew 0-0 with Japan.

Earlier today, Japan beat Scotland 2-1 and now go top of the group. You'd expect England to take all three points tonight, but they would only need a point to go top of the group again.

However, with Japan still to play, Phil Neville will not want the lionesses to sit back tonight.

You might have read some of the back story to the Argentina women's team, who it's fair to say have not been treated particularly well by their FA. It's pretty impressive that they're even part of the tournament, all things considered. So if you're wondering why they seemed so happy about their draw with Japan in their first fixture of the tournament - in fact that's their first ever World Cup point.

In a men's match this would perhaps be a more hotly anticipated fixture, given all that rivalry between the two teams, but it's quite a different picture here, with the women's teams.

And on that bombshell. Here's a message from Mel B. You know, the one with the tracksuits.

Just one change for Argentina as Adriana Sachs replaces Rosana Gomez.

Phil Neville is ringing the changes in this evening's England squad with four changes. Carly Telford steps in to make her first appearance at a major tournament in place of a rested Karen Bardsley. Millie Bright injured her shoulder during the Lionesses opening match against Scotland and is replaced by Abbie McManus, while Jade Moore replaces Keira Walsh.

Goal scorer from England's last match, Ellen White, is replaced by Jodie Taylor who won the golden boot at the 2017 Euros.

TEAM NEWS

England: Telford, Bronze, Greenwood, Houghton, Parris, Scott, Taylor, Kirby, McManus, Moore, Mead. Subs: Bardsley, Walsh, Bright, Duggan, Stokes, Wiliamson, Daly, White, Stanway, Carney, Earps, Staniforth // Argentina: Correa, Barroso, Stabile, Sachs, Cometti, Bravo, Jaimes, Banini, Bonsegundo, Mayorga, Benitez. Subs: Pereyra, Santana, Oviedo, Garton, Gomez, Potassa, Coronel, Chavez, Larroquette, Ippolito, Juncos, Menendez.