Jake Livermore is replaced by Jack Cork, for his international debut.

Jesse Lingard comes on for Jamie Vardy.

For Germany, Manchester City pair Ilkay Gundogan and Leroy Sane are replaced by Sebastian Rudy and Julian Brandt.

Ryan Bertrand's corner is awful. Headed away at the near post.

Jake Livermore uses all his strength to win England a corner...

Benjamin David: In case you want some context, I'm sat here in Munich with a group of Germans and absolutely nobody is talking about the Germans not trying. In fact they have complained about their team and are worried about England's squad...

Koba Fern: Gareth Southgate turned up to work and a cat ate his laptop. He's making it up as he goes along now. I must say It's not half bad.

Ethan Carter IV: Would be nice if one team had a shot.. this match is Dier...... see what I did there?

Ryan Bertrand gets in behind the German defence on the left but his cross from the byeline is pushed away by Ter Stegen. Eight minutes left. Plenty of time for a winner.

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The impressive Kylian Mbappe goes off, with Florian Thauvin coming on for France.

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Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Wembley

Gareth Southgate and Joachim Low are getting a little more animated now. You sense both men believe their side can score late on to win the game.

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It is all over in tonight's World Cup play-off match between Sweden and Italy. Jakob Johansson's goal means the Swedes will take a one-goal advantage to Milan. Italy in real danger of missing out on a World Cup finals for the first time since 1958.

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John Murray
BBC football commentator for 5 live Sport at Wembley

England have scored in every game they have played at Wembley for four years.

It was1975 that England last won against West Germany/Germany here at Wembley

Back then it was England's 100th international.

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The Wales goalframe has taken an absolute battering tonight. Benjamin Pavard is the latest to strike it, courtesy of an angled shot across goal following a neat pass from Kylian Mbappe.

Mbappe himself sends a shot just past the post from the edge of the area soon after.

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Steven Waterman: Loftus-Cheek is the real deal. Done everything right this game. Strength, passing, vision. Already booked himself on the plane.

Johnny Magrinho: For all the 'positives' the pundits and journalists will take from this performance, it's been far from what we needed to see. Germany haven't even tried. At all. And we look exhausted & running out of ideas. The future looks more murky than bright in my opinion

Christopher Crescent: Every time the camera cuts to Maguire or Stones they're talking to each other, I like that

Harry McCrea: We're at home, and playing so defensive that Vardy is sitting on the edge of our box?

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

England's central midfield has lacked creativity when Eric Dier and Jordan Henderson have been paired together - so this has been a real opportunity for Ruben Loftus-Cheek.

And he has certainly taken it with an elegant, purposeful performance. He has shown plenty of subtle touches to go with his surging runs. He's had a good night.

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Sandro Wagner comes on for Timo Werner to give Germany some fresh legs in attack.

France rattle the bar!

They are queuing up to take a shot and it is Samuel Umtiti who eventually does but his fierce strike smashes the woodwork and flies away to safety.

Ben Wire: England don't look burdened with the weight of expectation on their shoulders. Look like they're enjoying it and it's nice to see

John harper: Maybe just for a change we should have England players who really WANT to play for their country not them who failed in the last 2 tournaments

Trevor Lee: Should football follow rugby and have yellow carded players sin binned? Seems no real penalty for 'taking one for the team' and getting booked to stop an attack

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

I think this group of England players have put in a really good performance

It's been a bit more flat this second half and I think Germany have had their part to play in that. They seem to have slowed the tempo down.

I look at Loftus-Cheek and I think... he's a problem for Gareth Southgate now. On this display, how do you leave him out?

Switch your full-backs. Ryan Bertrand and Kyle Walker replace Danny Rose and Kieran Trippier.

Olivier Giroud final act was to score that second goal. He is replaced by Arsenal club-mate Alexandre Lacazette. Kingsley Coman is also withdrawn, with Manchester United's Anthony Martial coming on.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Wembley

One or two paper aeroplanes are starting to take flight from the top tier again. I don’t think these young England players deserve that. They are playing the world champions after all and they are more than holding their own.