Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live

An OK performance from England. Realistically, what do we expect? Under Gareth Southgate we have seen three steady performances and this was no different. There was never going to be any great change just because we were playing Spain at Wembley.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger, BBC Radio 5 live

Spain deserved something. They didn't create a lot but they really put England under pressure in the final 15 minutes.

England kick-off, and the referee blows his whistle.

Well that escalated quickly.

Nervous finish to this game, can England hold on? 

Into the last minute of stoppage time. There's a huge roar from the home fans, full time? Nope, a paper aeroplane successfully landed on the pitch... 

There'll be five minutes of injury time. There's a few jeers and whistles from the pocket of Spain fans because Jordan Henderson is down injured.

He's able to get up and carry on and immediately Spain charge forward. They've come to life and only a good John Stones block prevents Isco from getting a shot on target. He was unmarked and 14 yards from goal - a really, really good chance.

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Northern Ireland's unbeaten home record disappears down the drain. An understrength Croatia end their hosts' 10-match unbeaten run at Windsor Park.

Croatia have switched off. They're ready for a shower and a decent film on the bus home. Their defence passes the ball out for a corner, Kyle Lafferty nodding over the bar from the resulting set-piece.

Two minutes of stoppage time coming up...

What's this all about? The referee stops play suddenly, for what it isn't entirely clear. He picks up the ball and as it is put down the the turf at halfway where Inigo Martinez swiftly goes for a cheeky attempt at goal. 

Gareth Southgate is not happy with whatever all that was about, he's fuming at the fourth official.

Odd carry on.

Northern Ireland's best chance of the evening. Predictably it falls to Kyle Lafferty, who can't squeeze the ball past Croatia keeper Lovre Kalinic. Not tonight. 

A surprisingly understated tweet from Eastleigh after what is the upset of the FA Cup first round. The National League side have dumped out League One Swindon in convincing fashion.

See all the results from the first-round replay here.

Petering out is this one now. Northern Ireland fans are legging it out of Windsor Park, trying to beat the post-match traffic. Something is telling them their team isn't going to maintain the unbeaten home run...

Eight minutes to go and John Stones reads the danger well to stab the ball away from Alvaro Morata's feet inside the box.

On the rare occasion Spain do attack, the England defence has done what it has to do. Better after some shaky recent displays.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger, BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

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Aaron Cresswell was released by Liverpool. He is proof that just because a team releases you, it doesn't mean your career is over. 

From good Cop to bad Cop. Ahem. 

Croatia scorer Duje Cop can't repeat his earlier heroics, smacking a free-kick into the advertising hoardings behind the Northern Irish goal. Into the final 10...

It's never too late for an international call-up. Ander Herrera showed that a little earlier as he came on to make his Spain debut at the age of 27 and now the 26-year-old Aaron Cresswell comes on to make his first senior appearance. The West Ham full-back replaces Danny Rose.

Wondering why we've not updated you with the goings on from across the continent? Because nothing has happened. Still goalless in Italy v Germany, France v Ivory Coast and Austria v Slovakia.

Another change as Manchester City's Nolito gets the chance to stretch his legs for the final 13 minutes. He replaces Sergio Busquets.