Almost time for the resumption at Wembley. Good news - of sorts - coming in from Hannover where German officials say no explosives have been found and no arrests made.

Earlier, the match between Germany and the Netherlands was cancelled because of a "concrete threat".

Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent at Wembley

It was a spine-tingling moment as fans within Wembley rose as one to sing La Marseillaise. Big screens inside the stadium showed the lyrics to the anthem and both sets of supporters united in a display of solidarity. A mosaic of cards was held aloft to display a giant Tricolour flag at one end of the ground. Some of the French players were close to being overwhelmed with emotion. Both squads then stood together, as a group, while the crowd applauded. A minute's silence was then observed. Following such devastation and grief, this was a poignant - and beautifully observed - occasion as football reflected, remembered and ultimately stood defiant against terrorism.  

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Neil Gupta: Special goal Alli but Rooney a major force in those last 10. Spraying it around masterfully. Ridiculously viewed as past it.  

oletuM M R: Kane, Alli, Clyne, Stones, Barkley, Sterling & Lingard. Talent is there to go on and do something special.  

Alexis Gorton: Tottenham and England have themselves a gem. Get in there Dele!  

I saw a fair bit of Dele Alli in League One and I have to be honest, I didn't expect him to break into the Tottenham team this season. He's just scored a brilliant goal for England.

Could he be in the squad - the side - at Euro 2016?

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Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

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Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

Rich applause rings out at Wembley after a stirring hour or so. First the united anthems and minute's silence, then a very competitive and decent half of football, glossed by a superb goal from Dele Alli. 

England's front three have France in all kinds of bother as again they break with pace. Ross Barkley sends Raheem Sterling away down the left, he has Harry Kane and Wayne Rooney over but decides to cut in and shoot - just wide.

Wayne Rooney has played on the right wing largely tonight by the way. And looked much better for it.

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Are there more young internationals lurking in League One waiting to be discovered? Dele Alli has had an amazing year.

Wembley just quietening down now as we approach half-time. The area behind Hugo Lloris' goal is now full of scrunched up paper as spectators dispose of the cards they used to make a mosaic of the Tricolore pre-kick-off. 

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

Later tonight we will know which two nations will complete the Euro 2016 finals line-up. That could be after another 45 minutes of football, or we might need extra-time and possibly penalties.

As it stands at half-time in these two matches, Sweden and Ukraine will take the final two spots. 

Sweden lead 1-0 at half-time of their second leg against Denmark, while Ukraine trail on the night - but are still ahead on aggregate - in Slovenia.

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Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

England playing some really nice stuff tonight, as well as I can remember them playing for a long time. They have real energy and pace in this young XI and break nicely when France lose the ball.

Harry Kane is able to find Wayne Rooney charging down the right, he runs at Laurent Koscielny and shoots left-footed, the ball curling away from Hugo Lloris but just beyond the corner. 

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

The three floral tributes laid by the dignitaries before kick-off have been left in Wembley's technical areas as the game progresses. In the moments before kick-off England defender Kyle Walker made a point of seeking out his Tottenham team-mate, the France goalkeeper and captain Hugo Lloris, for a warm embrace and brief chat.

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Roy Hodgson and Gary Neville are very animated on the England bench after Kieran Gibbs wastes a good attack with a poor cross. Nathaniel Clyne then follows suit on the other flank.

Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

Dele Alli has had a fine start to the season for Spurs and drives on through the centre of midfield twice in a few moments. First he tees up Harry Kane for a blocked shot and then wins a free-kick which Wayne Rooney hits at Hugo Lloris.

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