Four minutes of stoppage time for England to see this one out...

Another flurry of substitutions... England defender Harry Maguire, who himself came on for the injured Joe Gomez, early doors, goes off as Eric Dier gets the final few minutes.

Meanwhile Ronald Koeman throws on tall striker Wout Weghorst... lump it!

Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

I think one problem this has given Gareth Southgate is that Marcus Rashford looked very good alongside Raheem Sterling.

What about Harry Kane? It's a nice problem to have.

Plenty of Dutch possession now... England need to keep their focus. They're helped by the very left-footed Patrick van Aanholt shanks a right-footed shot out for a throw-in.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live producer at the Johan Cruyff ArenA

Rather bizarrely, a lot of the England fans have already left, presumably for a night on the town. It is a shame the England players will see lots of empty seats when they go over to applaud them at the end of the game.

Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

If we look at this performance in the bigger picture, is it good enough to beat Tunisia and Panama at the World Cup? Yes. That means England get out of the group for the first time in a long time.

But the Dutch warn England they still have to be vigilant at the back... Hans Hateboer pops up in the England box and is about to pull the trigger when John Stones times a block perfectly to snuff out the danger.

Into the final 10 now as England try to see this one through to the whistle. Dutch keeper Jereon Zoet beats away Kieran Trippier's fierce shot... going 2-0 up would have done the trick.

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N'Golo Kante of all people is caught in possession for France and Colombia break through on the right before Rodriguez finds Falcao to equalise.

Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

England's pace and intensity has dropped dramatically since the substitutions.

When Rashford and Sterling lost the ball, they would immediately chase back.

John Stones manhandles Ryan Babel about 25 yards out from the England goal, then has the cheek to protest his innocence. You can't use two hands to tackle a forward, John...

Memphis Depay fancies this one, bending a ball over the England wall, but straight into Jordan Pickford's chest.

Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

It's so disruptive when you get so many changes around the 65-70 minute mark.

It changes the whole tempo of the game and that is what has happened here.

Judge this game on what happened before the substitutions.

Let's be honest... the Dutch have been dreadful. The Oranje came into this game having won eight of their past nine matches, but I reckon the 1998 World Cup team would have provided a sterner challenge - even though they're all in their 40s.

England in complete control now. John Stones pops out of the centre of defence to take the ball from Manchester City team-mate Kyle Walker, starting an attack by picking out Dele Alli.

That's what I like about Stones, always wanting possession and confident enough to move the ball forward.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland

Scotland’s second half performance has improved but not enough to suggest many players have impressed.

Matt Ritchie did have a great opportunity moments ago as did Robertson but there has not been enough threat, not enough to get supporters overly engaged in the action.

One thing Alex McLeish would have wished for would have been moments to build confidence, moments to give a sense that momentum can be built over the coming fixtures.

It hasn’t emerged leaving a rather flat feeling around the stadium.

We have a goal at the Etihad. Ever Banega has just put Argentina ahead. Gianluigi Buffon was completely unsighted and for once could not intervene.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live producer at Johan Cruyff ArenA

Some of the Dutch fans are getting a little bit frustrated now. They would not have expected England to have so much possession at the Johan Cruyff ArenA tonight.

All got a little bitty since those substitutions. Memphis Depay is still plugging away for the Dutch, still he doesn't have enough quality to open up the England defence.