Here we go then. Everyone singing a Spice Girls song in their heads?

Gary Cahill captains England tonight for the first time. Big crowd inside Wembley for this dead rubber.

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Which musical genre or artist best describes Roy Hodgson's England side?  

Joe, Leeds: For me England are a lot like the Spice Girls. Everyone loved them in 1996 but it's been a long 19 years and a few fleeting comeback attempts have not got anywhere near those heights.   

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Wayne Rooney is not involved tonight but this is a massive honour for him as he is presented with a golden boot to mark his 50th goal by Sir Bobby Charlton.

Wembley stands to applaud as the two men - with 99 England goals between them - shake hands and pose for pictures.

England manager Roy Hodgson: [What are you hoping to learn from the playesr who have come in?] "We know a lot about them already, it is an opportunity for them. Ross Barkley, Adam Lallana, Ryan Bertrand and Harry Kane of course - it's a chance for them to show what they can do.

"We believe in them and we hope it's a team who can give us a win we need. I expect Theo Walcott to do what he does for the Arsenal."

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How about this for a stat from BBC Sport's James Gheerbrant...

Just 15 minutes to go until kick-off at Wembley. Everyone set?

Is anyone there?

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

"England simply don't have the technical players to compete with teams like Spain and Germany, but what they are good at is hustling, and catching sides on the break. 

"Set pieces are a big factor too. That's something they have to keep working on and delivering, because it's always been a big part of English football and we've got to continue with that."

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England's current squad have scored 26 international goals between them - or the same amount as Bryan Robson, if you prefer. One fewer than David Platt.

Who can fill their boots tonight?

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Which musical genre or artist best describes Roy Hodgson's England side?  

Gary Baverstock:Middle of the road, Bryan Adams.

Ed Goodenough: I'd say England are more like Cliff Richard. Living off past glory, but still a national treasure.

David Forrest: Coldplay, does the job if you're looking for a solid performance but only rarely have inspired moments that excite people.

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The 5 live pundits seemed quite concerned about a potential lack of balance in the England midfield tonight. Do we need a defensive midfielder against Estonia at home?

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

"The best performance I ever saw from Roy Hodgson's England team was Switzerland away, at the beginning of the qualifying campaign. They fought hard, and there was a high tempo. 

"For me, England are not good enough to play slow, slow football. It's all about how they deal with being in France next summer, and Roy Hodgson has got to start putting together his system now, so the players are used to it. 

"I'll be interested to see how Hodgson's formation works out. It's a very attacking line-up. James Milner is in the midfield and you assume he'll be the one to sit and be more defensive today."  

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Austria have already qualified as group winners.

Russia, who play Moldova, can qualify tonight if they better Sweden's result against Liechtenstein.

Sweden and Montenegro, who play Austria,can both still qualify automatically, but only if Russia slip up in their final games.

I fully agree Dan. Jack Butland has been in brilliant form for Stoke this season and I thought he'd be nailed on to play tonight. Roy doesn't seem keen on giving any new players or systems a try, even with qualification in the bag.

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Dan, Andover: A game that means nothing and still Butland doesn't get a game? What is the point? Hart is going to become all-time caps record-holder and plays in games when he is just going to be a bystander. How is anyone else ever going to get experience?

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Not to be outdone by the Slovaks, Sweden's squad is also made up of players based in 13 different nations, but only if you're counting Swansea as Wales. Let's just not go near that one.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic and company are up against Liechtenstein tonight. They need to win and hope Russia slip up against Moldova to move into the automatic qualifying spots.

Can Zlatan add to his tally of 57 international goals?

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Slovakiacan qualify for their first ever European Championship with victory overBelarustonight. 

Euro 2016 would be just their second major international tournament since independence from Czechoslovakia and the"velvet divorce" of 1993 - they also reached the last 16 at the 2010 World Cup. 

And here's a quirky fact for you, the squad for tonight's match is made up of players based in 13 different countries.

If you really want to know, those are: 

England, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Qatar, Austria, Russia, Germany, Italy, Hungary, Turkey, Greece, and Poland. 

England's women's manager likes the look of Roy's starting XI...

You've got to like the England manager being on Twitter. Hard to see Roy following suit somehow.

Which musical genre or artist best describes Roy Hodgson's England side?  

Adam Lawrence:Oasis after 2000. Always defend them, always watch them, but deep down you don't know why you bother anymore.

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A test for the Wembley surface tonight as the game comes just five days after the Miami Dolphins and the New York Jets churned it up during an NFL game.

The pitch suffered in the first few years of the new stadium. Has it recovered now?

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England have already qualified as group winners.

Switzerland, who play San Marino, can qualify tonight if they better Slovenia's result against Lithuania.

Slovenia and Estonia can qualify automatically, but only if Switzerland slip up in their final games. 

Lithuania cannot qualify automatically but can still finish third and secure a place in the play-offs.