🔗 Share this article England v the Chinese team – Women's Friendly Match Overview Welcome everyone to the friendly fixture between England and the Chinese squad at Wembley Stadium. An exciting encounter is anticipated with the current Euro titleholders taking on the reigning Asia Cup winners. England’s national stadium is sold-out for the occasion, which will see the celebrated Fran Kirby honored pre-match after her retirement from the national team before the European Championship this past summer. The team news will be announced shortly, but there was a late squad update for England. On Friday, the goalkeeper Khiara Keating withdrew from the squad with a minor injury, and so former number one Ellie Roebuck has been called up. With Hannah Hampton injured, it will be intriguing to observe who England manager Sarina Wiegman selects in goal. Those details along with further updates are incoming before the start of the match at 17:30 GMT. Squad Updates The team news is in. Anna Moorhouse is the starting keeper for England in the absence of Hannah Hampton and Khiara Keating. The Lionesses: 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; once it is available, I will provide the update. Skipper News Keira Walsh is captaining the Lionesses with Leah Williamson still sidelined. These were her comments before this clash: Walsh steps up as England meet fresh challenge in battle of continental titleholders. Maunch Appearance The upcoming fixture will be Anna Moorhouse’s debut for England. She was a part of the European Championship squad who claimed victory this past summer, but she did not play any minutes with Hannah Hampton in the first-choice keeper position. Previous Match Recap The first leg of the final of the Women’s Nations League occurred yesterday; catch up with all of the highlights: Women’s Nations League: Spain’s Cata Coll denies Germany to keep final in the balance. Match Updates Live updates from the fixture will be provided with key events and current information as the match proceeds.