England on nine points after three games
Rooney free-kick puts England ahead
Estonia's Klavan sent off for foul on Delph
Rooney takes tally to 43 international goals
Readers vote Wilshere man of the match
Terry Butcher
Former England captain on 5 live
"That should have been 1-0. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain missed his header and it just glanced his shoulder. A player who had been on the pitch for a little longer would have buried that chance. A good ball in again from Calum Chambers, but England need to be much more comfortable with their finishing."
Calum Chambers delivers a decent cross this time and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain arrives on it with pace, but can't control the header! He closed his eyes!
Image source, AFPAfter 10 minutes of solid England ball Estonia have one attack - and almost scythe their way through. Henri Anier is clean through on goal but a very late offside flag calms Tallinn down.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain then beats his man and wins a corner. Is this the way through?
Jordan Henderson is off, Raheem Sterling is on. Now then, can the one regularly exciting member of the England squad add the spark they have lacked?
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BBC Sport Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty in Tallinn
"England manager Roy Hodgson spun around in disgust when a poor delivery from Adam Lallana was easily collected by Estonia keeper Sergei Parelko. It summed up what has become an increasingly frustrating night - England's end product has been so poor, indeed pretty much non-existent."
Wayne Rooney, to the consternation of Peter Wood, is the latest English player to turn down a 20-yard shot. The red wall of attacks continues but still the Estonian goalkeeper is under employed.
Image source, EPAStuart Reid:, external The Barnsley v Bradford match had more quality on display than this!
Peter Wood:, external Why do England players just refuse to shoot? Numerous opportunities to have a shot at goal and we hesitate and waste it.
Andrew Smith:, external An hour. No shots on target for England. Not good enough.
Not one of the most memorable hours of football. Can this change do the business? Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was impressive as a sub against San Marino and he now replaces Fabian Delph in the England midfield.
Image source, Getty ImagesTerry Butcher
Former England captain on 5 live
"This game is now tailor-made for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Raheem Sterling or Andros Townsend. Someone pacy. For me, Adam Lallana hasn't made much of an impression."
Estonia are camped in their own penalty area now. Give them a 0-0 draw and they'd be delighted.
It's up to England to find the goal and they can't do it. Leighton Baines skids a deflected free-kick wide and from the corner goalkeeper Sergei Pareiko misses it only to see a team-mate head clear.
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Brilliant from Wayne Rooney to float a pass over the top, nice from Jordan Henderson to check it back across goal on the volley, but poor from Danny Welbeck as he fails to meet it for a tap-in. Welbeck then lashes in a drive right at a blue shirt, before Jack Wilshere and Rooney run into each other.
Composure!
Image source, Getty ImagesBBC Sport Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty in Tallinn
"Ten more minutes without joy against Estonia's 10 men and surely England manager Roy Hodgson must introduce some pace and width."
Jordan Henderson is now in the book for a cynical trip in midfield, and he is furious with Estonia sub Joel Lindpere. A replay shows why - there was no contact at all.
Can England break down the 10 men of Estonia in 40 minutes? That is the question.
Ian Marks:, external Now get the wide men on. Stretch those 10 men.
Alex Lancaster:, external No excuse from England now that Estonia are down to 10. 3-0 is requirement.
Paul Cate:, external The longer this goes on, the more doubts start to creep in. England need to score quickly.
That has to be the slowest walk off the pitch after being sent off I've ever seen! Finally Ragnar Klavan leaves us, and Wayne Rooney pumps the free-kick over the bar. Estonia appear to have moved Karol Mets back into defence for now to plug the gap.
Image source, ReutersTerry Butcher
Former England captain on 5 live
"That's a yellow card all day, so Klavan and Estonia can have no complaints. Although he wasn't the last man he barged over Delph. This is just what England want - now they'll have to break Estonia down, because the opposition will now just camp inside their half."
A big moment! Estonia captain Ragnar Klavan is sent off for a second booking after bodychecking Fabian Delph in midfield. Delph was still 40 yards from goal and there was cover, so it was a very stupid challenge indeed.
He takes an age to leave the pitch and departs to the familiar strains of 'cheerio! cheerio!' from the England fans. Big opportunity for England now.
Image source, AFPA brighter start from the hosts as lone striker Henri Anier ploughs a furrow up the left wing, but his cross doesn't find anyone. Hang on...
Under way!