🔗 Share this article England take on China – Women's Friendly Match Introduction Hello and welcome to the non-competitive fixture between England and China at London’s Wembley. An exciting encounter is anticipated with the current Euro titleholders facing the current Asian Cup champions. The iconic Wembley is sold-out for the match, which will see Fran Kirby honored pre-match after her departure from the England squad before the Euros this past summer. Squad announcements will be announced shortly, but there was a recent squad update for England. On Friday, Khiara Keating withdrew from the squad with a slight knock, and so ex-first choice Ellie Roebuck has been added to the squad. With Hannah Hampton unavailable, it will be intriguing to observe who the Lionesses' coach Sarina Wiegman selects in goal. This information and additional developments are coming up before kick-off at 17:30 GMT. Lineup Announcements The lineups have been announced. Anna Moorhouse is the starting keeper for England in the unavailability of Hannah Hampton and Khiara Keating. The Lionesses: Moorhouse, Bronze, Charles, Walsh, Le Tissier, Morgan, Mead, Stanway, Russo, Toone, Hemp. Reserves: Hings, Baggaley, Kendall, Wubben-Moy, Beever-Jones, Kelly, Kearns, Park, Blindkilde Brown, Roebuck, Clinton, Denton, Fisk, Godfrey. I am searching for China’s team news now; when it comes through, I will provide the update. Leadership Role 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 assumes captaincy as England confront new hurdle in meeting of continental winners. Maunch Appearance Tonight’s game will be Anna Moorhouse's first appearance for England. She was a part of the European Championship squad who won this past summer, but she remained on the bench with Hannah Hampton in the number one shirt. Earlier Fixture Update The opening match of the women’s Nations League final was held yesterday; get the details on all of the action: Women’s Nations League: Cata Coll of Spain thwarts Germany, ensuring final remains undecided. Real-Time Coverage Real-time coverage from the game will continue with major incidents and latest developments as the action unfolds.