Eric Dier's distribution is poor again as he overcooks a cross into the hands of Wayne Hennessey. Last three minutes of normal time. 

He's gone! Absolutely gone. A Wales fan is in tears as the tension gets to him. But once he realises he's on camera he is revitalised! Great passion. 

Who fancies being a national hero?

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

"England are overcomplicating it a little bit. They'd be better off getting down the sides and a ball into the box. Perhaps one pass too many."

Joe Allen doing more good work, clearing his lines from an England corner. England have had 16 shots and 69% of the ball. But they don't have a win in the tournament. Yet.

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Former Wales striker Nathan Blake on BBC Radio 5 live: "Joe Allen is just a colossus. He's what - 5ft 5in? He just gets everywhere on the pitch. He's like Goliath."

A head-spinning wave of attacks from England. This must be the most attacking XI England have had on the pitch in years. It's a bit confused as a result though. Wales have less than 10 minutes to see out. 

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC One

"You just sense now that with 13 minutes left that if there's going to be a winner it looks like it's going to be England."

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Jonny Williams comes to the party, the Wales sub drives at the defence, England back off and he hits a shot which climbs over the top from 20-odd yards.

We are on the edge of 'next goal wins' territory... 

Marcus Rashford's first touch sees him glide past a defender for fun and pull the ball back. It ends up at the feet of Wayne Rooney, who shoots - BRILLIANT BLOCK from James Chester. Stood his ground, magnificent. 

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England forward Daniel Sturridge (left), who came on at half-time, has made 24 touches, two more than Wales midfielder Joe Allen, who started the game. 

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Chris Coleman patrols the sidelines, chewing away like Sir Alex in his prime. How are your nerves?

Danny Rose was dominated in the air for the Russia equaliser on Saturday and Gareth Bale is all over him to flick a header wide as Wales get the ball into a good area. The cameras pick out nervous, edgy faces all over the stadium. In red and white...

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

"Marcus Rashford is a young man with a wonderful mentality. He has a great temperament. Don't be surprised if he does something special."

Ooooh, a clumsy challenge from Chris Smalling on Wales sub Jonny Williams - nothing given. It was a soft one but hearts were in mouths on both sides there.

What a final 20 minutes we have here...

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It's Marcus Rashford on for Adam Lallana. England's youngest ever player in a Euros tournament. 

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Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC One

"Gareth Bale to centre-forward and Williams into midfield where they are getting over-run. They need to get up the pitch."

Hal Robson-Kanu is off for Wales, on comes Jonny Williams.

And what has happened to Roy Hodgson? He's gone from conservative to all-out gambler. Marcus Rashford is coming on...

Welsh goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey has made 22 passes in the match, more than any other team-mate.