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The official attendance tonight has been given as 75,427 - that is really amazing support. Estonia at home, when England have already qualified.  

Is Raheem Sterling actually any good? A question raised across the BBC Sport office as the £49m man gives the ball away time and again after beating the first man. His end product has been very poor tonight. 

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Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

"England have had a few decent chances since the break but again that final ball hasn't been sharp enough.

"Sometimes in this situation - you're 1-0 up and you've already qualified - it's difficult to raise your game and push yourself to the limit, whether you're playing for England or not."

England utterly dominant again in the second half but are they any nearer to a second goal? They are still not looking too threatening. 

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Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

"Ross Barkley surged up to the Estonia box with a 60-yard run and you wanted him to just pull the trigger. In the end he was looking for the penalty and didn't get it.

"Minutes later he does the right thing - he takes a risk on the shot. He's got a lot to do to catch Paul Gascoigne up but that's what he was good at."

Ross Barkley gets the ball in his own half and has one thing on his mind - to the area! He sprints away from two tracking men, wonderful stuff, but then he chooses to carry on when a pass was on and he is tackled fairly inside the box. Poor decision.

Moments later Barkley beats another two men and shoots wide from 20 yards. He is a frustrating - but very exciting - player...

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Paul J: Raheem Sterling, the next Aaron Lennon.  

Andrew Neil: Hoping to see Dele Alli and The Ox on for Milner and Lallana respectively at some point in the second half.

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England catch Estonia napping with a quick free-kick, the ball is rolled to Adam Lallana on the edge of his box and his drive is well saved by a flying Mihkel Aksalu. The ball pops out toward Harry Kane, it's asking for a first-time sweep into the net but he takes a touch and is closed down. 

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Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

"No changes at half-time then but I think we might well see some soon enough. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Jonjo Shelvey could come on and maybe Dele Alli could if England can get two or three goals up? I know Roy Hodgson won't want to risk his 100% record. 

"Can England reproduce the kind of play that saw then finally take the lead towards the end of that first half?"

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Not seen much of Harry Kane tonight but he has a chance now, turning to meet a decent Nathaniel Clyne cross but he mistimes a volley and shanks it high up in the air off his ankle.

Raheem Sterling then skins his man easily but screws a shot wide. 

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No need to destroy any England subs, not in a dead game anyway.

No changes as yet. 

Ayoade Oluwasanmi: So after 10 years of potential, Theo Walcott starting to show signs of being consistent. Definitely not "world class" though. 

Dr Spits: Theo Walcott is the original and authentic next Thiery Henry.

Nicholas Richards: If we bring on Townsend and Vardy, I think we will destroy them.

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Away we go...

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They might have lost David Silva and Alvaro Morata to injury in the match, butSpainare 45 minutes away from securing qualification thanks to Arsenal midfielder Santi Cazorla's tap-in againstLuxembourg.

However,Group Crivals Slovakia'shopes of qualifying tonight have been dealt a blow. They are losing 1-0 at home toBelarus.The Slovaks need a victory.

In Group G,Swedenstill leadLiechtenstein1-0, although their talisman Zlatan Ibrahimovic missed a penalty. If results remain the same then they will go level on 15 points with second-placed Russia, who are 0-0 inMoldova,with one game remaining.MontenegroleadAustria1-0 - they would go to 14 points with victory.

And in England's Group C, Switzerlandare set to join the Three Lions in France. They leadSan Marino1-0.

Danny Mills names his starting XI for England's Euro 2016 opener as:

Hart: Clyne, Stones, Cahill, Bertrand; Carrick, Milner: Sterling, Rooney, Walcott; Sturridge

What do we reckon?

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

"You have to be patient with players who have got technical ability like Ross Barkley. He will take risks and be in and out of games because he is constantly trying to create, to make something from nothing. 

"That was a quality ball for Theo Walcott's goal but a lot of the time in the first half he was frustrating. People tend to forget that he is still a young player, too, and you just hope that with age comes consistency."

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England will expect to kick on from here and get two or three more in the second half as Estonia tire. On the bench, there could be opportunities for Jamie Vardy, Dele Alli, Andros Townsend and Jonjo Shelvey among others...

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Luke: A player who wants to play up front has what? 13 goals in his last 16 starts? Erm... tell me why he shouldn't play up front again?

Scotty: Walcott really upping his game. Good to see.

The Sweeper Keeper: Lovely goal that was. Barkley's very frustrating at times but clearly very talented.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

"The quality comes right on the stroke of half-time in the shape of a wonderful Ross Barkley pass that plays in Theo Walcott for a cool finish. Barkley can be an erratic talent at times but it is time to talk about what he can do rather than what he can't - he has genuine class."

England's 100% record in qualifying remains on after that goal from Theo Walcott.

He has scored seven in his last nine games in all competitions now.

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