Paul Simpson
England Under-20 manager

The way Spain are playing is allowing us to have it in their half. We need people to get on the ball in combinations around the area – we have plenty of the ball, but we are not troubling the backline and the goalkeeper.

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

After Rhian Brewster's hat-trick against Brazil he had a call on his phone from a number he didn't recognise - it was Jurgen Klopp!

It's hot and humid in Kolkata, wo we have a drinks break at the moment.

England still on top of the possession as Phil Foden swaps passes with Morgan Gibbs White on the edge of the area, his shot is well charged down though. In a reversal of roles it's Spain sitting deep and looking to break.

Here's Sergio Gomez poking Spain ahead.

He looks offside at first but Steven Sessegnon is playing him on.

There are goals in this for England. Steven Sessegnon weaves inside from the right, it all opens up ahead of him but his left-footed shot is high and wide.

Trevor Sinclair
Ex-England and Man City winger

Brilliant timing from Curtis Anderson, a great challenge and real bravery taking it in the midriff. That was worrying for the England back four, they were very flat and need to be more aware of what’s around.

That is ragged from England! They have a free-kick in a good area, Phil Foden's delivery is a good one but well cleared. Marc Guehi loses the challenge on halfway and Spain have THREE men clear on goal!

They should score. Cesar Gelabert takes a heavy touch though and keeper Curtis Anderson makes himself big, saving well and taking a whack too.

There was no need to be so gung-ho.

Cracking run down the left from Callum Hudson-Odoi, like covering a racehorse marking him, and his cross is about 5% too heavy for Rhian Brewster at the back stick.

Trevor Sinclair
Ex-England and Man City winger

It’s important that England have to stay mentally strong, probe, recycle the ball, move the defence out of the way and the holes will start to appear.

Paul Simpson
England Under-20 manager

We’ve had a good start but it was an unfortunate goal to give away. Sessegnon didn’t close down the first cross and played him on. It was a scrappy one to give away.

England have reacted well to going behind though. Good possession in the Spain half.

Image source, Reuters

We can park the England annoyance at that goal - it was onside. The original camera angle made it look like Sergio Gomez was off, but the wider angle shows Steven Sessegnon playing him on at right-back.

This is niggly. Phil Foden chops past Juan Miranda but can't keep the ball in and the Barca defender treads on Foden's back, off the field. England not getting the rub of the green thus far.

Trevor Sinclair
Ex-England and Man City winger

I think the number 10 was offside and was putting the keeper off. It’s unfortunate for England, but they have to show their character now.

Excellent response from England, who have every right to be annoyed with that call. Rhian Brewster is straight back into action at the other end, rolling a defender but then seeing a powerful shot pushed away.

Nigeria have won the last two World Cups at this level but we'll have a new winner tonight. The frenetic early pace is just dropping off a touch now, England captain Joel Latibeaudiere seeing plenty of the ball at the back.