Austria Women v Northern Ireland Women live updates - latest from Euro 2022 Group A Clash

That's us done for this Austria vs Northern Ireland clash. Stick with us for the England game, but for now, thanks for joining us!

And don't forget, we've got full coverage of England's crunch game against Norway coming up. A win could be enough to put the Lionesses through. Coverage starts shortly

Miss any of the action? Catch up on our full report of Austria's 2-0 win over Northern Ireland here

These two teams are in Group A, England's group, and Austria now move level with England and Norway, who meet later, on three points. Northern Ireland on the other hand have lost their opening two matches

There's the full-time whistle, and the score is a fair reflection of the game. Austria dominated possession and territory, with those goals at either end of the match securing a vital three points

Good hands from the 'keeper to deny a fierce Feiersinger strike

Despite the score, Austria aren't sitting back. They nearly grab another as Puntigam has a shot deflected wide

We've got four minutes added on

And there's the three points wrapped up. Magee misjudges a ball over the top, it falls to Naschweng and the substitute finishes brilliantly

Feiersinger picks up possession after Dunst's shot is blocked and has Burns worried as she fires just over the bar

Meanwhile Caitlin McGuinness and Louise McDaniel are on for the Green and White Army. Julie Nelson and Marissa Callaghan come off

So here's another substitute for Austria. The lively Billa comes off, with Lisa Makas replacing her

Joely Andrews is on for Kenny Shiels' side, and so is Emily Wilson. McGuinness and Furness make way

And Naschenweng's first involvement sees her test Burns with a low 25-yard drive that is an easy save

And Austria's third change sees Katharina Naschenweng replace Hickelsberger-Fuller

Each manager decided to make a change as we have our second drinks break. Rebecca McKenna is off for Northern Ireland. She's replaced by Abbie Magee

This is much, much better from Northern Ireland. There's some frustration as McGuinness' cross from deep goes straight to the 'keeper, but they're looking more threatening

The Green and White Army have arguably their best spell of the match, and it ends with a looping cross that Rachel Furness heads onto the roof of the net

Carina Wenninger, wearing the captain's armband in the second half for Austria, is off the field with a bleeding nose. She seems to be suggesting she was punched in the face

She's been the best attacking outlet on the pitch for Austria, and Dunst forces another save as she chests the ball down and fires goalwards. It should be an elementary stop for Burns, but she fumbles the ball over the bar