Chris Mitchell: Phil Jones, that is absolutely world class sir. Brilliant defending. Such a shame you are made of glass

Joseph Trotter: Should do Sunday league rules. Anyone who doesn't turn up for training/friendlies doesn't go to the tournaments. Team over individuals.

Adam Clowe: Loftus-Cheek behave lad, you’re looking good for England.

Joe Gomez is Jones' replacement. The Liverpool defender makes it four debuts tonight for England.

Jordan Pickford and Phil Jones, take a bow the pair of you.

Timo Werner is clear in the box but his low shot is pushed out by the diving Pickford. Sane gathers and looks for all the world like he is going to give Germany the lead, but Jones' goal-line header prevents him. Wonderful defending.

However, it looks like it will be Jones' last meaningful contribution. He has been struggling from the early stages.

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Jamie Vardy's pace is England;s best weapon. He tears into space down the right but his cross towards Tammy Abraham in the box is claimed by Ter Stegen.

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And there it almost was.

Leroy Sane crashes a shot against the crossbar from 20 yards. Jordan Pickford was beaten.

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It's not the worst England friendly you've seen. It has yet to develop into anything like the best, though.

Germany remain the most likely side to open the scoring. Look a real threat on the break...

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Stade de France

To say that French goal was coming might be a contender for understatement of the season.

They have been all over Wales from kick-off, dominating possession and creating several chances.

It was a nicely taken goal and the very least France deserve. Their fans are loving this.

Wave after wave. Blaise Matuidi finds space 25 yards from goal and fires a shot that deflects just over. It has been a long 20 minutes for Wales. The next 70 could feel like a month.

France go close again. The ball is swung in to the box from the left and headed just past the post by Corentin Tolisso.

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

The two games previous to this one have felt more like Premier League games than international games. You can feel the edge from the fans in the stadium. This means a lot to both sets of fans and you can feel that.

Ian Dennis
Football commentator on Radio 5 live at Wembley

Remember, the England starting XI has just 101 caps compared to nearly 300 from the Germans.

Germany starting to run this now. They are monopolising possession. Mesut Ozil's floated ball forward is just a yard too far forward for Leroy Sane to bring down in the box.

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Jones is carrying on for now. Not sure Jose Mourinho will be best pleased.

Looks like we might be about to lose Phil Jones to injury.

Michael Keane is getting stripped off, with the Manchester United defender limping.

France are getting closer. Kylian Mbappe's angled effort is deflected up on to the bar by Wayne Hennessey's legs.

If Wales prevent France scoring tonight it will be a miracle. Les Bleus look up for this.

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Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Wembley

The bright start to the game by both sides has given the crowd some energy. There are some empty seats, but those who are in are making a decent noise.

Leroy Sane - one of the Premier League's form players - has a pop from an angle but can't quite catch his effort properly and hits the side-netting.

Purple Tentacle: There's already been more attacking threat than in most England games. Keep it up!

Luke Hnat: England has potential, but pointless when the “new generation won’t get a look in when it comes to the finals in Russia 2018.

Rob Clark: IF Loftus Cheek plays regularly for a premier league club for next few seasons he'll be a big player for England.