Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

England manager Roy Hodgson's right-hand man Ray Lewington has just raced to the edge of his technical area to demand more urgency and to wave the team further upfield.

Wembley is very quiet at the moment - bored stiff probably.

You can hear the players shouting to each other. It's WEMBLEY. And it's pretty full. 

A quiet game in more ways than one. 

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I fear this may be a bad, bad half of international football coming up. Portugal are showing no real ambition but still keeping plenty of the ball. 

Alistair Hogben‏: Some good news for Bruno Alves, he's just met the qualifying standard for the Olympic High Jump... 

Ben Pathe: Is this Roy's cunning plan to lower our pre-tournament expectations? Big contrast with the Euro 96 nostalgia last night.

You know what they need? A dentist's chair session...

No changes for England at the break as we get back under way.

Portugal bring on Andre Gomes for their number 10, Joao Mario. 

England's last five games against Portugal:

0-0, 0-0, 2-2, 1-1, 1-1

Jamie Vardy and Harry Kane are fundamentally not wingers. But they've spent most of the game extremely wide left and right respectively. 

A half-time change of shape?

Charles Fotheringham: Right personnel, wrong system. Replace Milner with Sterling, 4-2-3-1 with Rooney alongside Dier, Kane & Alli through the middle

Salman Jaffer: Has Hodgson been taking advice from Van Gaal because 'exciting' England are playing some seriously boring football.

Jamie Brilley: One last ditch attempt to make a ENG team built around Rooney work... it doesn't.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs & England midfielder on 5 live

"The pace of the game from both sides is not there. England defensively have looked strong but the personnel and formation is not working."

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender for BBC Radio 5 live

"It has not been positive, Jamie Vardy has been nullified, it is not playing to Harry Kane strengths, it has not worked.

"This was supposed to be the new Roy, an attacking England. But we have created no chances."

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Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs & England midfielder on 5 live

"I would like to see somebody a bit more creative come on at half-time. Someone to work this Portugal side a bit more, take the ball, one-twos, bring players into the game,we have more opportunities now, we only have to worry about Nani. If everyone tracks their players, we should be fine."

A dire 45 minutes. Russia, Wales and Slovakia will not have seen much to fear from England there.

Get Jamie Redknapp on.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Mediocre fare from England here. The attacking system is not working with no-one in a forward position offering natural width. There is a good team in there trying to get out but it is not happening in this set-up.

More questions than answers for Roy Hodgson from those 45 minutes.