Rooney comes off bench after 72 minutes
Hart makes series of stunning saves
FT: Germany 2-0 Northern Ireland
Draxler strike and Khedira header
FT: Slovakia 3-0 Scotland
Mak (2) and Nemec for Slovakia
Tell us when you were axed from a team
I was dropped by my five a side team along with my worse mate after a season. We were the only ones to never score a goal, even the keeper had managed a couple. I didn't take it well.
Jamie, Bolton
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Could you imagine the English FA doing this? They'd lose millions.
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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live
Jordan Henderson was always in Steven Gerrard's shadow. It is maybe a little bit of a surprise he has been made captain. Gary Cahill with his 50th cap, Joe Hart?
But Gareth Southgate has given clear and concise reasons why he is, he captains his club, in big games. The other two are not captains of their clubs.
If they don't captain their clubs, they should not captain the national side either.
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John Murray, Ian Dennis and former England right-back Danny Mills discuss Wayne Rooney, how England will get on and Ian's new jumper.
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Image source, Getty ImagesFormer England captain John Terry has thrown his backing behind Wayne Rooney.
Posting on Instagram he wrote: "One of the very best players I have seen and had the pleasure playing with in my lifetime and a man who has given everything for England.
"An absolute LEGEND at Everton, Man Utd, England and world football. We should all show more respect to this great player and man."
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Yeah, that's not a bad team. But Northern Ireland have caused more than their fair share of upsets in the last few years.
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Tell us when you were axed from a team
Use #bbcfootball or text 81111 - tell us when you lost your place.
Darren on Twitter: I got dropped even though I was captain because we'd mathematically won the league and coach wanted his son to start.
Anonymous on text: Dropped - Rayleigh Trinity v Rayleigh Lodge, Southend and District Sunday League circa 1990. Feisty local derby, subbed off after 7 mins for failing to make a tackle or 3 (never my strong point) left the pitch via the opposite side to our manager and supporter. Their skipper came over to console me and asked if I fancied joining them, agreed and shook hands before I had even left the pitch, spent the rest of the match with their manager and supporter! Good decision they ended up coming 2nd in the League and we ........... got relegated.
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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live
I look at England's side and think five players are likely to defend and another five will attack.
Eric Dier will sit, while Jordan Henderson will be given more freedom to attack. Dele Alli will go beyond Daniel Sturridge and in behind the Slovenia defence. They will want to keep it tight at the back and be fluid up front.
The wide players will tuck in and inter-change, getting in behind will be the key.
Gareth Southgate has particular ideas on how he wants to play the game. He found it difficult at Middlesbrough but has fantastic players available for England. He can set them up whichever way he wants. They will be a footballing side who will put on an attacking display.
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Jonny Evans says Northern Ireland will have to produce a "perfect" display to prevent Germany from winning in Hanover.
Northern Ireland restricted the world champions to a 1-0 win at Euro 2016 as Germany missed a host of chances and keeper Michael McGovern starred.
"They never let us get near the ball," said Evans, 28, of the Paris game.
"The way they controlled the game against us, the timing of the pass, the angles they play at."
Only two nations, Portugal in 1985 and England in 2001, have recorded wins over the Germans in their 86 World Cup qualifiers.
Image source, Getty ImagesHard to believe this actually happened now...
Tell us when you were axed from a team
Use #bbcfootball or text 81111 - tell us when you lost your place.
Aged 39 and after one game for the cricket 5th XI (and taking a great slip catch) I was dropped and replaced on the team sheet by A N Other. Ultimate humiliation. Never played since.
Matt in Wolverhampton
Dropped after my one performance as goalkeeper the day after a night in the town. No idea why. At least 19 of those 13 goals weren't my fault.
Ben, Bury St Edmunds
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Not only can you follow all the goings on in Ljubljana on this live text, you can also listen to live commentary on 5 live.
Former England right-back Danny Mills will be on the mic with his expert analysis from the Stadion Stozice.
The build-up starts at 19:00 BST and you can just use the button at the top of this page to get listening.
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Image source, Getty ImagesWayne Rooney is now in uncharted territory - no longer an automatic choice for Manchester United and England and no longer feeling the unconditional love of supporters who once adored him.
The jeering aimed at him at Wembley on Saturday came from a tiny minority, while at United his relationship with fans has not fully recovered from the saga in October 2010 when he wanted to leave and appeared to question the club's ambition and quality of the squad before signing a new deal.
Rooney signed another five-and-a-half-year contract worth around £300,000 a week in February 2014 - a deal which means he is unlikely to be going anywhere fast.
He is unlikely to attract suitors in the Premier League or abroad given his age and salary, so the only serious future options appear to be China and the United States.
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Former England goalkeeper Peter Shilton believes Gareth Southgate was right to drop Wayne Rooney and believes his days at the top are over.
Speaking to 5 live he said: "I think Wayne has been struggling for a year with club and international form. He's not quite the player he was and I don't think he's going to get any better as he gets older and after the Malta match I think it's the right decision."
Image source, Getty ImagesHe added: "Wayne can say what he wants but I don't think he's going to be around playing top football, certainly as a striker or a midfielder, in 18 months time. And that's what we're building for isn't it at the end of the day?
"We want to qualify but we want to come out with a squad of players that can go and play five or six games in short space of time in a World Cup and I don't know why we are persisting with this situation."
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Whether Wayne Rooney should be in the team or not is a debate that has had its day. Gareth Southgate has made the call and it's a new era for England, and for Wayne Rooney.
Image source, Getty ImagesCan you believe that one of these men didn't go to the World Cup a few weeks later?!
What we want to know is - when were you dropped from your team, and why?
How were you told? How did you react? Was it justified?
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Image source, Getty ImagesDid you style out your Sunday League exit in silence like Schweinsteiger?
There are a few other Fifa World Cup qualifying matches taking place around Europe tonight...
Group C (Northern Ireland's group)
Czech Republic v Azerbaijan
Norway v San Marino
Group E
Kazakhstan v Romania
Denmark v Montenegro
Poland v Armenia
Group F (Scotland and England's group)
Lithuania v Malta
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Chris Sutton believes Gordon Strachan no longer wants to manage Scotland.
Gordon Strachan no longer wants to be Scotland head coach, former Celtic striker Chris Sutton has suggested.
Scotland face Slovakia tonight having slipped up in a 1-1 draw at home to Lithuania in World Cup qualifying.
"He has been rude, he's been cantankerous and I just feel he doesn't want to be there any more and he is showing that in every interview," Sutton said of Strachan on BBC 5 live.
"That's his body language and I think he wants out."
What do you think?
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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland
Slovenia battled to a 1-0 victory over near-neighbours Slovakia on Saturday night in Ljubljana. They host England at the same Stadion Stozice tonight. BBC Sport's Alasdair Lamont was at Saturday's match and identifies the home side's key men.
Rene Krhin: The 26-year-old defensive midfielder was arguably Slovenia's most important player against Slovakia. His main task was to deny Marek Hamsik - Slovakia's playmaker - time and space and he played the role to perfection. Krhin shadowed the Napoli star regardless of how deep he strayed to try to pick up possession. He was also a creative and powerful force at times, bursting forward to add to his team's attacking threat.
Image source, Getty ImagesValter Birsa
Valter Birsa: Much of what Slovenia created came through the Chievo playmaker, operating in the number 10 role and finding pockets of space as the Slovakian back three were kept occupied by the front pairing of Roman Bezjak and Josip Olicic. Birsa has a wonderful left foot with which he threaded passes and whipped in set pieces, creating havoc in the Slovakia defence at times. He was replaced after 67 minutes, just before the winning goal.
Image source, Getty ImagesJosip Ilicic: Like Birsa, Ilicic is blessed with a magnificent left foot and it was he who picked out a perfectly-weighted pass for Rok Kronaveter to strike the game's crucial blow. The Fiorentina man was part of a front two but doesn't play as an out-and-out striker. Rather he is given licence to roam left to drag markers out of position and create room for others. His touch can be sublime and England's defence will have to be alert to deal with him.
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England have won their last 14 qualifying games, and are unbeaten in their last 31 qualifiers overall (W24 D7).
They have had 87 shots (including blocks) over their last four international games, scoring four goals in the process.
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