The game between the home nations attracted a peak audience of 6.1 million. In addition, the fixture had a 37.8 per cent share of available audience. These figures made it the most watched women's game in the UK ever. Scotland fell to a 2-1 defeat in Nice in a game which attracted controversy with the use of VAR. Shelley Kerr's team had started positively before a penalty was awarded to England in the 14th minute. Referee Jana Adamkova paused the match prompting much confusion as she took a look at an incident missed by many. Scotland were penalised for a handball and England added a second before half time. However with a little over ten minutes left Claire Emslie netted Scotland's first ever goal at a World Cup in front of a crowd of 13,188. Next up for the Scots is a match with Japan on Friday afternoon.