Ryan Cowie: Vardy and Barkley coming on! *drools*

Nick Green: Jamie Vardy ready for a party!

Chipperhull: Vardy on. Cometh the hour etc

Terry Butcher
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

"Welbeck has done very well. There has been some rustiness shown a little but he has worked well offensive and defensively."

Here's Jamie Vardy. The Leicester striker has 20 minutes to make an impact, coming on for Danny Welbeck. Roy Hodgson throws a double with the tactical dice, Ross Barkley also having the chance to impress.

The Everton midfielder comes on for Adam Lallana, going into the hole behind Harry Kane with Dele Alli shifting out left.

Terry Butcher
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

"Wonderful attacking from England. You think that is the sort of play Germany would have. There is an opportunity here let's just keep going and keep playing."

England almost bag the equaliser! Only Manuel Neuer's big size 10 boot stops Dele Alli's low shot from the left nestling in the bottom corner of his net.

Wonderful, flowing move from the visitors set up that chance. Ali started it all on the left touchline, with Harry Kane, Danny Welbeck and Adam Lallana all involved. Slick stuff.

Terry Butcher
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

"I think all the England players have done pretty well tonight. They should be pleased but there is a football game to be won here."

Jamie Vardy is chomping on an electrolyte-packed sweet. He's coming on...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Olympiastadion, Berlin

Harry Kane looks a natural fit on the international stage - and that turn and strike proved his class again.

If two players have played their way right to the front of the queue to start England's first game in Euro 2016 then they are Kane and his Spurs' team-mate Dele Alli.

England corner. Danny Rose slopes forward down the left flank, his delivery forcing Jonas Hector into a panicked clearance. But the set-piece is poor and the home side get themselves off the hook (or rather are let off it).

Here's a familiar face. Ex-Chelsea forward Andre Schurrle comes on for his 50th German cap, replacing Marco Reus.

Half an hour still for England to sink or swim. The tide is with them at the moment...

Pete: I'd rather watch England play like this and lose, than how they normally play, when they lose anyway.

Scott Baird: Great finish kane, stayed on his feet when he could of gone down too. And great skill from alli in the build up.

Phil Cartwright: How fitting that this week, of all weeks, Kane does his man with a cheeky Cruyff turn and then buries it in the bottom corner

Terry Butcher
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

"Well a goal out of nothing. 

"It has got to be a world class strike to beat Neuer and it certainly was. Now we have got a game on our hands."

Tom Wrathmell: Dele Alli looking the best player on the park tonight. Some quality touches and looks totally assured, as opposed to Lallana

Chris Mitchell: Our final ball is so so disappointing. No class and no composure. Still, as long as Alli is on the pitch we gave a chance

Theo Bowyer: If Delle Alli doesn't start against Russia at Euro 2016 then I'll eat my hat... Mind you I'll have to buy one first.

Terry Butcher
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

"Was that justice for the goal that was disallowed in the first half? That is England's Achilles heel, the position between centre back and right back. It was a lovely ball in and a simple header to guide the ball in. 

"The perfect header from the perfect cross.

"That was how England were conceding goals in the World Cup."

"Eng-er-land, En-ger-land, En-GER-LAND!" The away fans find their voice, their team finding their rhythm. Danny Welbeck picks Emre Can's back pocket on the left byeline, pulling back to Jordan Henderson. Hit the target! He tries with a placed effort, but only finds the backside of Germany left-back Jonas Hector.

Coulda, should, woulda been a goal. Got to take your chances against Germany!