Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter

There is a really good atmosphere inside Wembley. You sense a lot of the England fans are here to watch Brazil as well as their own side tonight.

Ethan Ampadu may not be old enough to vote but he's old enough to put in a proper old-school reducer in midfield and get his name in the book.

What's the FA fine for a booking these days?

Yep, all Brazil so far with England sitting in and looking to hit Marcus Rashford and Jamie Vardy on the break.

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Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger for 5 live Sport

It's nice to watch Brazil in possession, but for all they have had the ball they have not hurt England so far.

David Brooks is the Wales out ball and he pops up on the right with ball at feet, he has men in the middle but rather panics and ends up just pumping a cross into the side-netting.

Neymar is on the ball a lot in these early stages, he weaves past and away from Eric Dier, twice, but Dier sticks at it and gets a toe on the ball. Ruben Loftus-Cheek picks it up but he can't connect with a team-mate. No time on the ball.

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Kiran Patel: Joe Hart has the composure of a Sunday league goalkeeper with a hangover

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

The Samba band strikes up as soon as Brazil get near England's penalty area - manager Gareth Southgate will hope he doesn't hear too much of it on that basis.

Phil Neville
Former England & Man Utd defender on BBC Radio 5 live

England have got pace, we'll defend deep but will look to counter-attack at pace through Vardy and Rashford.

England must have eight or nine at the back as Brazil work it out to Dani Alves some 35 yards from goal, he has no hesitation in unloading a shot but it's always well wide.

A huge cheer goes up as Neymar gets on the ball within sight of the England goal. Plenty of Brazil followers in tonight.

Jamie Vardy then shows his pace down the right but that comes to nothing. It was Vardy who caught Dani Alves early on.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

This has been an encouraging start from Wales, with the young trio of Ethan Ampadu, David Brooks and Ben Woodburn already combining well.

According to Chris Coleman and his players, the pain of missing out on the World Cup is still raw.

But for those at the Cardiff City Stadium tonight, the sight of these youngsters making such a confident start will be easing that anguish.

Joe Hart with the ball at his feet outside the area, not sure that's his strength and he ends up having to kick into the stands. Pep Guardiola must be shaking his head.

Dani Alves is down with an early injury.

Away we go!

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England: Hart, Walker, Gomez, Stones, Maguire, Bertrand, Loftus-Cheek, Dier, Livermore, Vardy, Rashford. Subs: Pickford, Trippier, Rose, Cahill, Keane, Cork, Young, Cook, Lingard, Abraham, Solanke, Gunn.

Brazil: Alisson, Dani Alves, Marquinhos, Miranda, Marcelo, Casemiro, Paulinho, Renato Augusto, Coutinho, Gabriel Jesus, Neymar. Subs: Ederson, Jemerson, Alex Sandro, Douglas Costa, Thiago Silva, Fernandinho, Giuliano, Willian, Diego, Firmino, Danilo, Taison, Diego Souza, Cassio.

Get hold of that! Wonderful hit from Sam Vokes from 20 yards after a slack pass in the Panama midfield, it's clean and crisp but the shot fizzes just wide.

Wales have made a bright start in Cardiff as David Brooks beats his man on the right and floats in a fine cross which Ben Woodburn meets - but his header lacks venom.

Here come the sides at Wembley, Neymar ruffles the hair of Marcus Rashford. Excellent crowd in.

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There's the breakthrough! Shane Duffy heads home after poor defending at a free-kick and the Republic have an early breakthrough.

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