The game has gone now, as a spectacle and a contest. Scotland need to score next and score soon if this is not going to end up as a heavy defeat. 

Pat Nevin
Ex-Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 live

It could get ugly for Scotland trying to push on. They are not quick enough to deal with that space at the back. 

They will get destroyed by England.

A few unthreatening missiles - a beer can, an inflatable football - are thrown on to the pitch and Joe Hart asks the crowd to calm down. 

BBC Sport's Alvin McCaig in Belfast: "This is far from over - half-time substitute Deniz Yilmaz is put clear but he is denied by the advancing Michael McGovern and then Arif Dashdemirov fires just over. Azerbaijan are threatening for the first time.

"The 'Green and White Army' have been singing that Will Grigg song (you know the one) throughout the game and he comes on for Kyle Lafferty. Cue the song being belted out even louder!"

We've had our first goals of the evening at the Stade de France in Group A. 

Sweden took the lead through Emil Forsberg in the 55th minute, but Paul Pogba, the world's most expensive player of course, was having none of that and levelled just three minutes later. France then hit the front on 65 minutes through West Ham's Dimitri Payet.

Elsewhere, Germany are now 5-0 up in San Marino - Serge Gnabry and Jonas Hector each adding their second of the match - Slovenia lead 1-0 in Malta and Czech Republic are 2-0 up on Norway.

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at Wembley

There's no doubt this has been a better Scotland performance than the previous two but there is no hiding from the emphatic nature of the scoreline, which could yet get worse. Could we be witnessing the final minutes of Gordon Strachan's time as Scotland manager?

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

England's second goal from Adam Lallana looks to have broken Scotland - now this could get very messy after Gary Cahill made it three.

The bottom line is that England have taken their chances and Scotland have not had the quality to accept theirs.

Damage limitation now for Scotland. And for manager Gordon Strachan.

Dom Samways: Anyone think Strachan might be practising defending crosses this week? England do not deserve to be this far ahead

Kerry Connor Holly: Scottish football proving to be the biggest joke in sport haha! Such an unsurprising result

Christopher David: This is as close as I'll every get at being sorry for the Scottish 

Thousands of white scarves are twirling in the air now, like a protest at the Bernabeu, as England fan enjoy this scoreline.

Have they played well? No. Are they going to win? Almost certainly yes. 

Not a clever tackle from Danny Rose, into and through Robert Snodgrass, a man who has had more than his fair share of injuries. Thankfully the Hull man is OK. Rose is let off without sanction too. 

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on 5 live

When you look at the back four of Scotland one thing you would think they could rely on is getting a head on the ball. 

It was a great delivery and a fantastic header but they are three goals Gordon Strachan would not have expected to concede tonight.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

A hat-trick of headers and that's the most disappointing. A simple near-post header. There is no way back. It's desperate. England have not had to work hard for their goals. It's so disappointing.

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Raheem Sterling wins the ball back with yard and yards and yards of green grass stretched out in front of him. He runs, but waits, waits and is then clattered by Scott Brown...

Gareth Southgate once famously criticised Sven Goran Eriksson's half-time team talk at the World Cup, saying England "needed Churchill but got Iain Duncan Smith".

I wonder how vocal Gareth is in the dressing room?

William Kay: Roll on World Cup 2022

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

England's interim manager Gareth Southgate went down on one knee and pumped his fist theatrically as Adam Lallana's header went in. In that moment he moved closer to being full-time England manager.

A long way back for Scotland now. They had two good chances but could not take either of them.