England find Dele Alli in the hole, he feeds Daniel Sturridge but his shot is blocked. The ball comes out to Eric Dier on the right but his cross in is poor and goes out of play. 

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Still a quarter of the game to go. The incessant pace and tempo of the game has just started to tail off, there are some tired legs out there. Can anyone find a winner?

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales in Lens

Wales are reeling, as they were when they conceded an equaliser against Slovakia in their opening game.

Chris Coleman helped swing momentum back in their favour on that occasion by introducing Joe Ledley and Hal Robson-Kanu, who scored the winning goal.

Those two have started this afternoon so, against a revitalised England side, what can Coleman do to stem this tide?

Chris Waddle
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"England are in the ascendancy for me. They have to keep this tempo up. Keep putting the ball in the box, that's where they are getting the joy from."

Daniel Sturridge has been sent on with a shoot-on-sight licence. Or else he's just taking it on himself.

He maybe needs the L plates still on though as his second shot from range is well off target.

Wales replace Joe Ledley with Dave Edwards. 

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Wales have been camped in their own penalty area but break out to force a corner and Jamie Vardy has to flick the ball away. Joe Ledley - who broke his leg just six weeks ago - has a knock now and needs some treatment. The game has an enforced stoppage. 

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Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

"When Wales look rattled defending set pieces, Aaron Ramsey has been very vocal trying to have a calming influence."

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

"Wave after wave of attack from England. This was Sturridge's moment. A clean strike there and he scores."

A relegation dogfight, being played on the biggest stage. Daniel Sturridge with a clear volley at the far post, a total airkick. 

Brilliant to watch. Not great quality...

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Watch the equalising goal.

The first booking of the game for Ben Davies after he catches Adam Lallana on the foot. That's a painful one, but this game is all over the place. Fabio Capello will be scratching his eyes out. A right dog's dinner.

England pump a free-kick into the box and there are two or three swings at the ball, nobody can connect.

Get Andy Carroll on...

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Lens

England manager Roy Hodgson is using Jamie Vardy and Daniel Sturridge as a front two and his shift of emphasis has brought the reward.

Eric Dier is still holding behind Wayne Rooney, Dele Alli and Adam Lallana - but the emphasis now is all on England attack.

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That was Jamie Vardy's third touch since coming on. And he's almost in again as he tries to reach Kyle Walker's cross but Wayne Hennessey punches clear. Adam Lallana then has a shot blocked. Frantic!

That hit Ben Davies on the hand. Again...

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Former Wales striker Nathan Blake on BBC Radio 5 live: "Wales needed to weather the storm for 20 minutes but that hasn't been the case. They need to take the sting out of it now."

Chris Waddle
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"It's persistence from England. They started the second half bright. Wales are a bit deep and it becomes a scramble. My first impressions were it's offside.

"It's a good finish."

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC One

"Cometh the hour, cometh the man. he waited for that opportunity. The ball is bobbling round and he is on it in a flash. The predator in the box."

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Wayne Rooney, your team needs you! And he delivers, up to a  point, bending in a fine effort from 22 yards but Wayne Hennessey watches it all the way and makes the low save. The first effort on target in a long time. 

Chris Waddle
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"England haven't got to get caught up in the moment. Their tempo is up, the fans are on them but don't rush."

'England's going home' sing the Wales fans. They are quite rightly enjoying their day in the sun.