Norway looking the more lively side at the start of the second half. Mats Daehli wins a free-kick, great delivery and Jordan Henderson has to head it behind for a corner.

Former England and Manchester United defender Phil Neville
BBC Radio 5 live

"England need to be better in the half and find a better final pass. They also need to play with a bit more flair and freedom."

Good hands from Joe Hart as he scoops up a low Mats Daehli cross into the box. A home defeat would not go down well at all...

Daily Mirror chief sports writer Oliver Holt:, external 'Loving the buzz', a message has just said on the big screen at Wembley. Buzz? More of a drone tonight really.

Here we go, back under way at Wembley.

If you thought the attendance at Wembley was poor - Russia were seen by 3,500 today as they beat Azerbaijan 4-0.

Brian in Wigan via text: Think I'll go and watch the grouting in the downstairs loo drying.

That Angel Di Maria goal was very special indeed. He played a one-two on the halfway line, burst into space and then chipped over Roman Weidenfeller.

And it's a hat-trick for Angel Di Maria. . . a hat-trick of assists that is. An inswinging free-kick by the new £59.7m Manchester United signing is headed home by new Swansea City defender Federico Fernandez. Moments later a delicate chip by Di Maria makes it 4-0. Goodness me. I think Germany might have been celebrating their World Cup win too much. Andre Schurrle pulls a goal back but this is Argentina's night.

Image source, Reuters

Not the best 45 minutes for Wayne Rooney and co. Lift it Wayne!

Former England winger Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"England coach Roy Hodgson probably thought I'll get two or three goals and then take one or two off at half-time. I can see striker Rickie Lambert on to nick a goal."

Image source, PA

Nathan Lissner:, external The Great English Bore Off.

Alex Smith:, external This is a replay of Iran v Nigeria from the World Cup.

BBC Sport's Mark Pougatch:, external To liven this up, the Norwegians should wear their helmets in the second half.

Back under way in Dublin.

Over to you Fabian Delph. Game changer?

Former England and Manchester United defender Phil Neville
BBC Radio 5 live

"They've not been able to rebuild confidence. Daniel Sturridge and Raheem Sterling are at the heart of good things. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has tried some bright things as has Jack Wilshere. It looks to me Wayne Rooney is trying too hard - everything he is doing is at 100mph."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport Chief Football Writer at Wembley

"The first half ends to a wave of polite indifference. Goalless. Low key and quiet - very, very quiet."

Independent chief football correspondent Sam Wallace:, external Noise at Wembley like distant rumble of chatter among a large gathering at a hotel conference for a professional body you've never heard of.

What do you think then? As friendlies go that was right up there with the least memorable...

Get in touch at #bbcfootball,, external the BBC Sport Facebook page, external or BBC Sport's Google+ area., external

You can also text us on 81111 in the UK only - don't forget to say who you are and where you are texting from.

Fans on Twitter are having their say say on England v Norway and the verdict is, well, that it's fairly boring.

#ThingsBetterThanBeingAtWembleyRightNow, external is riding high in second in the list of UK trending topics.

Mohammed:, external You know it's quiet when you can hear the players shouting on the pitch.

Mark:, external England play at such a slow tempo when compared to same players playing for their club.

Kelly Taylor:, external Put Mary Berry in charge! You would fill Wembley twice over.