FULL-TIMEpublished at 21:40 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Scotland 1-1 Canada
Summary
Podolski scores stunning 25-yard goal in his Germany farewell game
Lallana hit post in impressive first half for England
Keane, Redmond & Ward-Prowse make England debuts
Gareth Southgate's first game as full-time England boss
FULL-TIMEpublished at 21:40 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Postpublished at 89 mins
Germany 1-0 England
Urgent pressing from Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard but Germany work the ball out well.
Postpublished at 87 mins
Germany 1-0 England
Gareth Southgate said in his pre-match interview that he wanted to be able to learn something from tonight's game, and I'm sure he has. He should have learned that this 3-4-3 got the best from Dele Alli and with Harry Kane up front it should work nicely.
John Stones makes a crucial deflection to prevent Andre Schurrle from making it 2-0.
Postpublished at 86 mins
Germany 1-0 England
Glenn Hoddle reckons it was the music from Gladiator. Fitting.
John Stones is on for the last five minutes, in place of Chris Smalling.
'Worthy of winning any game'published at 21:34 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Germany 1-0 England
Danny Mills
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio 5 liveIt was an absolutely stunning goal, worthy of winning any game.
Everyone is on their feet, applauding a superb career. He probably won't have scored a better one than that.
SUBSTITUTION - Podolski offpublished at 84 mins
Germany 1-0 England
Lukas Podolski hugs Joachim Low as they pump in some emotional music for his farewell. Like an 80s movie. Ghost maybe.
Sebastian Rudy is the man on.
Postpublished at 21:33 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Germany 1-0 England
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in DortmundLukas Podolski has been trying everything to score tonight and what a way to mark your international farewell. He can put that right up there with his best goals and how they loved that inside the Signal Iduna Park.
SUBSTITUTIONSpublished at 82 mins
Germany 1-0 England
The last few minutes have seen Germany keep the ball for a long time, for the first real time to be honest. The pressing from England may have taken its toll.
England send on Luke Shaw and James Ward-Prowse, another debutant. Off go Jake Livermore and Ryan Bertrand.
Image source, Reuters'Germany showing experience'published at 21:30 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Germany 1-0 England
Danny Mills
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio 5 liveIt's no real surprise Germany are starting to show that little bit extra, that little bit of experience.
They are world champions.
'I didn't even see that'published at 21:30 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Germany 1-0 England
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Germany 1-0 England
Marc-Andre ter Stegen doesn't convince with a punch and the ball almost falls for Jesse Lingard, but he hesitates and is closed down.
England come again but Ryan Bertrand and Marcus Rashford don't make the most of possession 20 yards from goal.
SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 76 mins
Germany 1-0 England
Thomas Muller is on for Germany, he replaces Timo Werner. He can't buy a goal for Bayern Munich but might fancy his chances against England. He really made his name in 2010.
Image source, ReutersPostpublished at 75 mins
Germany 1-0 England
England fans and players alike will be wondering quite how they are losing tonight, but one swing from the Podolski hammer has smashed the deadlock. With Dele Alli and Adam Lallana now on the bench do England have the players to conjure a response?
'Hart did really well'published at 21:23 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Germany 1-0 England
Danny Mills
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio 5 liveBrilliant save. Leroy Sane did really well and so did Joe Hart.
A strong left hand to not just stop it, but keep hold of it as well.
GREAT SAVE!published at 72 mins
Germany 1-0 England
Marcus Rashford leaves Mats Hummels in his dust out on the right, he flashes in a low cross which Marc-Andre ter Stegen just about fields.
And then a great save at the other end, Michael Keane gets in a tangle with Leroy Sane and the Manchester City man is in. Hits it low and hard, but Joe Hart makes a fantastic one-handed stop.
Image source, ReutersSUBSTITUTIONpublished at 70 mins
Germany 1-0 England
Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard are on for Jamie Vardy and the game's best player, Dele Alli.
'Absolutely exceptional'published at 21:19 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Germany 1-0 England
Danny Mills
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio 5 liveWow.
He drives that with a bit of bend into the top corner.
Joe Hart had no chance. Lukas Podolski couldn't have hit that any sweeter. Absolutely exceptional.
Podolski hits stunning strikepublished at 21:19 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Germany 1-0 England
Wow! He's barely been in the game but on his final Germany appearance, Lukas Podolski hammers in his 49th international goal to give the hosts an undeserved lead.
It's sensational, it really is. Touched off to him maybe 25 yards out, drew back the left foot and smashed it right into the top corner.
One more for the 50...
Image source, ReutersGOAL - Germany 1-0 Englandpublished at 21:18 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Lukas Podolski (69 mins)
What a strike! On tonight of all nights!
Image source, Getty Images'Vardy looking for ball over top'published at 21:18 Greenwich Mean Time 22 March 2017
Germany 0-0 England
Danny Mills
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio 5 liveIt's not Jamie Vardy's fault, but because we know he wants to spin in behind, England try and force that ball over the top.
He has got two or three defenders on him. I don't think England would do that if it was Harry Kane or Jermain Defoe.