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

That was a great ball by Lallana, a wonderfully weighted pass. Reina slipped while trying to make himself big.

John Stones heads away the free-kick and England swiftly go up the other end of the pitch as Adam Lallana plays a great ball for Jamie Vardy. He's through on goal and brought down by Pepe Reina. Penalty England...

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live

Jamie Vardy looked to clear the ball but he is very, very fortunate. It's a minimum yellow card. He knew exactly what he was doing with the follow through

Spain usually line up with a back four but they've opted for a three-man defence tonight. Judging by the opening few minutes, they may not be in for the busiest of nights. Spain have had pretty much all of the ball at the moment and have an early free-kick, midway inside the England half, as Jamie Vardy scythes down Cesar Azpilicueta. 

Image source, Reuters

Route one. Josh Magennis channels his inner Rory Delap, flinging in a long throw which is flicked on at the near post. Croatia partially clear, but only to Paddy McNair. The Sunderland midfielder drills a low shot inches past the right-hand post.

Northern Ireland have blasted out of the blocks quicker than Usain Bolt. A period of pressure by the men decked out in all green ends with Chris Brunt shanking a 20-yard volley into Row Z.

Here's a remainder of the two teams: 

England: Hart, Clyne, Stones, Cahill, Rose, Dier, Henderson, Sterling, Lallana, Lingard, Vardy. Subs: Heaton, Walker, Walcott, Sturridge, Jagielka, Townsend, Keane, Wilshere, Rashford, Bertrand, Cresswell, Pickford. 

Spain: Reina, Carvajal, Martinez, Nacho, Azpilicueta, Mata, Busquets, Thiago, Silva, Aduriz, Vitolo. Subs: de Gea, Sergi Roberto, Bartra, Morata, Koke, Callejon, Ander Herrera, Monreal, Aspas, Nolito, Isco, Sergio Asenjo. 

Referee: Ovidiu Alin Hategan (Romania)

Spain pressing from the outset and embark on the game's first attack as Dani Carvajal floats a cross towards the far post for David Silva. It hangs in the air, allowing Joe Hart to come off his line and claim pretty comfortably. 

Josh Magennis is causing more of a nuisance than a drunk at closing time. The Northern Ireland winger motors down the right flank, drilling in a low cross that is hacked out by a Croatian boot.

Spain get things under way at Wembley.

We're also up and running at Windsor Park for Northern Ireland's game against Croatia.

Who's up for a caption competition? When Croatia's record goalscorer met Northern Ireland's record goalscorer...

Image source, Getty Images

The Irish FA said earlier that tonight's game is a sell-out, but Windsor Park is not brimming yet after that earlier rush-hour traffic hell in Belfast.

Quite a few Croatians - decked out in eye-catching checkerboard of course - belt out their anthem.

Three minutes of God Save the Queen later and it is almost kick-off time.

It's a sell-out tonight but there's a few empty seats as the two teams walk out onto the Wembley pitch. It could well be that a few fans are polishing off a last-minute pie.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Wembley is looking pretty sparsely populated just 10 minutes before England kick-off against Spain, which does have a feel of after the Lord Mayor's Show following the World Cup qualifier win against Scotland.

Gareth Southgate will not want any lowering of standards as there is still a lot riding on a game against opponents of this stature for him and his players.

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live

Image source, 5live

On FA chairman Greg Clarke thanking Gareth Southgate for his efforts in the match programme.

I read that as 'you're on your way son'. The way it is worded is not a vote of confidence. I wouldn't be saying you have done a fantastic job and appreciate what you have done and then give you a full contract tomorrow. The way it is worded seems ridiculous. It smacks of idiocy to put that in the programme.

Plenty of support from within football for Gareth Southgate, it seems. Barney Slavin isn't convinced...

Barney Slavin: "So after one draw and two crushing victories against Malta and Scotland, Gareth Southgate is the chosen one?! Happy Einsteins."