England and Australia all but seal progress after draw The hosts had beaten South Africa in London in convincing style on Saturday with a 4-1 victory, while the Hockeyroos had trounced Spain 5-0 and a draw was a fair result following an evenly matched affair. England led at the break through Hollie Webb's first international goal but Jodie Schulz equalised on the hour to leave Australia top of Pool B with a superior goal difference. Speaking on Saturday after his first game as Eng­land women's head coach, Jason Lee said: "That's my first game in charge and if all matches end like that I'll be very happy. I'm really pleased with the way the new and experienced girls are starting to play together and I thought it was a good team performance. Sophie Bray said after their opening win: "You always want to win your first game in a big tournament like this and we have plenty to build on after today." In Pool A, Argentina remain the only nation with a 100 per cent record after following up Saturday's surprise win over USA with an enthralling 3-2 success against China. China fought from 2-0 down to level the match before Carla Rebecchi sealed victory for Argentina with her second effort of the game. Italy came from behind to beat USA in the other match meaning they sit third in Pool A, level on points with China. England and Australia's hopes of progressing were boosted further with Pool B rivals Spain and South Africa drawing 2-2 in the day's final game. Even defeat in the final round of pool matches tomorrow could be enough to see either side advance unless there is a large swing in terms of goal difference.