🔗 Share this article England v China – Women's Friendly Match Preamble Welcome everyone to the non-competitive match between the English side and the Chinese squad at Wembley Stadium. This promises to be an exciting contest with the current Euro titleholders competing against the holders of the Asian Cup title. The iconic Wembley is sold-out for the match, which will see Fran Kirby recognized pre-match after her retirement from the national team before the Euros this past summer. Lineup details will be revealed soon, but there was a late squad update for England. On Friday, the goalkeeper Khiara Keating withdrew from the squad with a small issue, and so former number one Ellie Roebuck has been added to the squad. With Hannah Hampton injured, it will be intriguing to observe who head coach Sarina Wiegman selects in goal. That news and all the other updates are incoming before kick-off at 5.30pm GMT. Team News Squad details are now available. Anna Moorhouse starts in goal for England in the unavailability of Hannah Hampton and Khiara Keating. England's starting eleven: Moorhouse, Bronze, Charles, Walsh, Le Tissier, Morgan, Mead, Stanway, Russo, Toone, Hemp. Substitutes: Hings, Baggaley, Kendall, Wubben-Moy, Beever-Jones, Kelly, Kearns, Park, Blindkilde Brown, Roebuck, Clinton, Denton, Fisk, Godfrey. Details are being sought for the Chinese lineup now; as soon as I have it, I will share it. Skipper News Keira Walsh is serving as captain for the Lionesses with Leah Williamson still unfit. Here’s what she had to say before this clash: Walsh takes lead role as England face new test in clash of continental champions. Debut Alert This evening’s match will be Anna Moorhouse’s maiden cap for England. She belonged to the European Championship squad who triumphed this past summer, but she remained on the bench with Hannah Hampton in the starting goalkeeper role. Earlier Fixture Update The first leg of the final of the Women’s Nations League occurred yesterday; review all of the highlights: Women’s Nations League: Spain’s Cata Coll denies Germany to keep final in the balance. Real-Time Coverage Live updates from the match will proceed with important moments and latest developments as the action unfolds.