And away we go in Cardiff! Late.

The England game kicks off in 10 minutes' time.

Burnley hard done by?

Sam Cain: Lots of talk about Lewis Dunk, where are the mentions for Ben Mee, James Tarkowski and Nick Pope? The stats don't lie Gareth!

The World Cup play-off is under way.

Follow that game here.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle & England winger for 5 live Sport

This is what we picture with a Brazilian side - flair. They had Fred up front three years ago, they didn't have it then.

Neil Harris: As exciting as a new young England is to me, let's not crucify these lads when Brazil fire many goals past them tonight. That front 3 looks awesome, they could beat any defence

Neil Baker: Can't believe some so called fans are still slating Southgate & @England, external for the squads he picks, just because Brazil or any other team start their best 11 why should we? He probably knows his best 11 but what about the other 14 players that he has to take?!!

Ian Dunn: Do you get the feeling that Joe Hart will be the busiest England player tonight?

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

With kick-off nearing, the most charitable description of the crowd at Cardiff City Stadium would be 'patchy'.

The sight of sell-out crowds has become commonplace for Wales games in recent years, but safe to say this friendly against Panama has not quite captured the imagination.

Those who have braved the south Walian rain will at least get a look at the future of Welsh football.

After making their debuts from the bench against France on Friday, Chelsea’s 17-year-old defensive midfielder Ethan Ampadu and Sheffield United forward David Brooks, 20, are handed their first starts – as is Liverpool’s 18-year-old forward Ben Woodburn, earning his sixth cap.

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England will play two friendlies against the Netherlands and Italy in March 2018 as part of their World Cup preparations.

Gareth Southgate's side will play the Dutch on 23 March in Amsterdam, before hosting Italy at Wembley on 27 March.

The Netherlands finished third in their World Cup qualifying group, while Italy missed out after losing their play-off against Sweden.

Russia will host the competition for the first time from 14 June to 15 July.

Here come the sides in Cardiff - be interesting to see how Ethan Ampadu gets on. He is only just 17...

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

Brazil have vastly experienced players, and looking at their substitutes bench it looks better than our team in terms of experience and quality. It's a big test for our boys tonight.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

A Brazilian Samba band - complete with dancers - is currently doing a lap of the Wembley track. Very colourful. Very noisy. Very entertaining.

As is the Brazilian journalist on his feet in the press box joining in with the dancing and singing.

Can only be a visit from Brazil and the Wembley crowd loved it.

Johnny Magrinho: If Brazil want to entertain tonight, we could easily get humiliated. They are incredibly strong up front - Jesus, Coutinho, Neymar...We have Loftus-Cheek, Rashford and Vardy. Right.

Wales manager Chris Coleman on BBC Two Wales: "I'm just concentrating on the game, that's all I can do. We are up against a good side and we are fielding a young team.

"The biggger picture is to look forwards and build for the next qualifiers. I understand there is focus on my future but it's another game for Wales.

"I'm excited to see how we get on."

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Ah, goals.

This England squad has scored 23 international goals between them - with Ashley Young top scorer with seven goals.

The Brazil selecao has 128.

John Murray
Radio 5 live correspondent at Wembley

Gareth Southgate gave five players their first cap on Friday but said yesterday that sometimes the first game for England is easier than the second.

Tonight from the start he hands Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Joe Gomez their second caps, so one of the questions of the night will be how they follow up their promising debuts.

Don't forget that you can watch the Wales game on BBC Two Wales.

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BBC Radio 5 live

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The 5 live Sport team is on the air building up to England v Brazil. Kelly Cates is alongside former England internationals Chris Waddle and Phil Neville, plus the BBC’s football correspondent John Murray and senior football reporter Ian Dennis.

Commentary on 5 live and here on the BBC Sport website and app from 20:00 GMT.

Amrul Choudhury: You just dread to think Neymar, Coutinho and Jesus could end few England careers here

VB: So we've started with Hart again. Because after 10 years of flaps and fumbles he obviously needs another look

Dom Breslin: Same old problem for Southgate & @England, external . 7 months away from the World Cup and he still has no idea of his best XI. Brazil & our rivals do

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger at Wembley for 5 live Sport

Chris Coleman has done everything right with Wales, got them to a semi-final and came close to qualifying. He has got the best out of his squad, it's strange that he isn't linked with any of these jobs.