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San Marino 0-0 England
This already has the feel of a pre-season friendly. The hosts are sitting back but England can't string a decent move together. Ross Barkley has already gifted possession on more than one occasion.
Summary
England book place at Euro 2016
Rooney equals England scoring record
England captain substituted after 58 mins
Kane scores first of season with clever chip
Walcott scores twice after coming off bench
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Lots of early touch for Jonjo Shelvey.San Marino are camped inside their own half as England, who are in all red, dominate possession.
'Training exercise'published at 17:04 British Summer Time 5 September 2015
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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, ReutersQuote MessageIt's a training exercise but you still want to see a performance and it's a chance for players to try a few things.
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This is worse than a Sunday League pitch. The ball is bobbling all over the place in the opening exchanges and England are struggling to string a few passes together.
KICK-OFFpublished at 1 min
San Marino 0-0 England
Image source, ReutersCan England become the first team - apart from hosts France - to qualify for Euro 2016?
We're under way.
LINE-UPSpublished at 17:00
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Image source, ReutersSan Marino: Aldo Simoncini, Bonini, Brolli, Davide Simoncini, Palazzi, Berardi, Hirsch, Battistini, Chiaruzzi, Matteo Vitaioli, Selva.
Substitutes: Benedettini, Berretti, Alessandro Della Valle, Alex Della Valle, Golinucci, Mazza, Rinaldi, Stefanelli, Tosi, Valentini, Fabio Vitaioli, Muraccini.
England: Hart, Clyne, Stones, Jagielka, Shaw, Shelvey, Milner, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Barkley, Vardy, Rooney.
Substitutes: Butland, Smalling, Walcott, Cahill, Carrick, Delph, Kane, Mason, Sterling, Gibbs, Heaton.
Referee: Leontios Trattou (Cyprus)
'Vardy can be similar to Sterling'published at 16:59
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Image source, PAEngland manager Roy Hodgson speaking to ITV: "The midfielder trio that played in Slovenia, two are injured and Fabian Delph we only just got back. Jonjo Shelvey and Jamie Vardy have started the season well and we will see how well they can do.
"Their qualities fit in with how we are trying to play and our philosophy. Jonjo can give us the passing that Jack Wilshere gives us and Vardy can be similar to what Raheem Sterling gives us."
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 16:58
#bbcfootball
Stoney: Sooooo average. Frightening how poor a bunch of players the @premierleague, external still produces. It's failed the #England, external team badly.
Daniel Woodley: Hoping @WayneRooney, external can beat Bobby Charlton's record tonight. Has come on leaps & bounds over past couple of years as a person.
Shohidur Rahman: Rooney will break the record. But he doesn't even rank in England's top 5 greatest players. This coming from a United fan.
Countdown to kick-offpublished at 16:57
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Here come the teams. I don't know what happened to those thundery showers that were forecast. The sun is beating down and the 2,700 travelling England fans are in good voice as they sing along to the national anthem.
Countdown to kick-offpublished at 16:55
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How many goals today?
'Rooney will be apprehensive'published at 16:54
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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessageI'm sure the goalscoring record is one of those things Wayne Rooney would want to put to bed. He knows he is going to beat it. But, with the start to the season he has had, he will still be a little apprehensive."
Flag daypublished at 16:52
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'Patchy pitch'published at 16:50 British Summer Time 5 September 2015
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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 liveTen minutes to kick-off...
Quote MessageYou can see the pitch is very patchy. They were watering it very heavily and, just watching the lads warming up, the ball is bobbling badly. Saying that, it shouldn't stand in England's way.
On the radio...published at 16:47
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get involved Get Involvedpublished at 16:46
#bbcfootball
Nick Gain: Immensely disappointing to see Kane behind Vardy, short-termism at its worst. Vardy simply isn't quality enough long term.
Richard Bromfield: Looking at that England line-up you can tell why Wales are ranked above us.
Chris Knaggs: Milner, Ox, Barkley and Shelvey not good enough for Euros. Henderson, Wilshere, Barkley/Ox and Sterling might be though.
'All eyes on Rooney'published at 16:44
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in San Marino
Image source, ReutersPeaceful and picturesque setting here in San Marino but this could be a landmark day for England and captain Wayne Rooney.
Victory will confirm England's qualification for Euro 2016 while Rooney needs just one goal to equal Sir Bobby Charlton's record of 49.
England manager Roy Hodgson has handed out some opportunities against the side ranked 193rd in the world as Jonjo Shelvey, Ross Barkley and Jamie Vardy all start.
It should be the perfect platform for them - but inevitably all eyes will be on Rooney.
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Matt Rhodes: Wonder if San Marino will play their usual 10-0-0 formation?
Michael Griffin: Hoping Rooney doesn't break the record and breaks it on Tuesday against a more meaningful opposition.
Look who's here...published at 16:41
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Look who's here to see if Wayne can become England's greatest goalscorer.
The Manchester United forward's wife Coleen and son Kai have taken their seats in the San Marino Stadium.
Image source, ReutersTournament let-downspublished at 16:37
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BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, ReutersQuote MessageQualifying is one thing but performing in tournaments is another. One has to say that over the years that has been a downfall for England, and Roy Hodgson has experienced it in his time. England are in an easy qualifying group - there's no doubt about that - and they will qualify. But it's when it comes to the tournament. That's where we let ourselves down."
Graham Taylor, Former England manager
England fans out in forcepublished at 16:34
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Image source, PASan Marino coach Pierangelo Manzaroli said on Friday that he expected the home fans to be outnumbered by England's support in this 6,600-capacity stadium - and it looks like he will be right.
England flags are in evidence right around this small arena, although plenty are taking advantage of the open spaces and trees banked high behind the goal to get a free glimpse of the action.
Security, and the term is used loosely, is in evidence but it hardly counts as strict and plenty could get the equivalent of a free ticket.