Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

"Everyone thought that was the final whistle, supporters and the benches were heading for the exits in their droves.

"But still they play on and England come forward. And there is finally the final whistle."

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It's official. The game is now over and England have lost.

Bizarre scenes as the whistle goes and Roy Hodgson shakes hands with counterpart Danny Blind. There's only one problem. The game isn't over. 

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In an entertaining game, Scotland have hung on to beat Denmark 1-0 at Hampden.

You can follow all the reaction to that game right here.

Clever turn by Dele Alli inside the Dutch penalty area but the ball runs away from him and with it surely goes England's chance of forcing an equaliser.

France beat Russia 4-2 thanks to birthday goals from Leicester's N'Golo Kante and West Ham's Dimitri Payet. Word reaches us that Payet's free-kick emulated his wonderful set-piece against Manchester United in the FA Cup.

Chris Waddle
Former England winger at Wembley for 5 live Sport

"Netherlands have played 4-5-1 and really frustrated England tonight.

"The hosts haven't shown that they've got really any idea about how to get in behind this Dutch team."

Three minutes of additional time.

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This season just gets better and better for Leicester City. Another England goal for Jamie Vardy and now Danny Drinkwater is announced as the sponsors man of the match.

England are facing their first defeat since losing away to Spain in November. It's been a stop-start performance by Roy Hodgson's side. They've created several chances but haven't hit the heights of Berlin.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs & England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

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"I think Danny Drinkwater hasn't done anything wrong - you have to have discipline in that role and he's done that very well.

"He made a few nice cross-field passes, kept it simple and broke things up.

"But it's hard to shine in that position as it's all about going unnoticed."

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Danny Drinkwater's Euro 2016 audition is over. Has he done enough to convince Roy Hodgson he is worth a place in his squad? Warm applause as the Leicester midfielder is replaced by Eric Dier.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

"England's attacking play may have claimed plaudits - but there are serious concerns over their defence and its ability to cope with high-class opposition.

"Too many slips, too many sloppy moments and too many times the Dutch have looked physically stronger.

"Work needed."

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Substitute Phil Jagielka takes the captain's arm band as James Milner is replaced by Dele Alli. How England could do with a moment of quality from the Tottenham teenager.

Roy Hodgson had a look of total bemusement as the Netherlands celebrated what could be the winner. There was a clear foul in the build-up but Luciano Narsingh was left completely unmarked when he scored.

A couple of full-times as Germany seal a 4-1 win over Italy while Portugal beat Belgium 2-1.

France have scored a fourth in their match against Russia. Bayern's Kingsley Coman has scored with 14 minutes left to make it 4-2. 

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The first half was a bit of a classic. The second half not so much.

Possibly the biggest moment of the game was keeper Rob Elliot going off injured - it looks a bad one.

Chris Waddle
Former England winger at Wembley for 5 live Sport

"It's a great pull back from Janssen and a great finish from Narsingh.

"But given the benefit of a replay it's a clear foul on Jagielka by Janssen. How has the referee not seen that?"

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

"England are complaining there was a foul in the build-up but play goes on, the ball is pulled back and Luciano Narsingh side foots it in.

"England are still complaining but the Dutch have come from behind to lead 2-1."

Scotland hanging on at times, as Craig Gordon makes a great double save to deny Denmark's Christian Eriksen and Martin Braithwaite. 

But Matt Ritchie then almost grabs a second when Andreas Christensen makes an amazing block close to the goalline. 

Now there's a bit of trouble as Liam Bridcutt thunders into a challenge with Erik Sviatchenko. If it was a competitive game he would have been sent off but only gets a yellow. 

You can follow that game right here.