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Before you get too excited England fans, here's a final reminder of what Belgium can do...

I don't know, but you can find out here.

We will have live BBC One coverage of England v Tunisia from 18:15 BST (19:00 BST kick-off).

There is also coverage on BBC Radio 5 live right now and our live text - commandeered by Tom Rostance - is under way via the url link in the first sentence of this entry.

Phil Neville
Former England & Man Utd defender on BBC One

Lukaku didn't get much service, but the two goals he scored came from two good deliveries.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

We expected better from Belgium in the second half, but it took a wonderful goal to break the deadlock. It falls nicely to Mertens and what a finish. That gave them the confidence to go on and get more goals, but it shouldn't have taken something that special to get them going.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker in Russia

Panama had a go, they just didn't have the quality. They will get better, but I don't think they will give anybody any problem.

The Panama players are knelt in a huddle.

Belgium's players are going over to the fans and doing that 'applauding the fans' thing.

Standard.

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All over.

Dries Mertens with a great strike.

And Romelu Lukaku with two.

Poor start by Belgium but more than made up for it in the second half.

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Ref Janny Sikazwe gives a drop-ball in the Panama half but only a Panama player was around to contest it.

Hmm...

Great start to the tournament for the Man Utd man - he's worked hard and received little service.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker in Russia

I think there's a lot more to come from Belgium. It's the first permanence, they've got over the line. They are solid at the back, organised but more flair to come from them.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC One

They are really game Panama but I would expect England to beat them comfortably like Belgium have. With Belgium, you wouldn't want to catch them on a good day, because although the play hasn't been great, the goals have.

That's another yellow for Belgium - their third, and the eighth of the match.

This time Kevin De Bruyne goes in the book for a late challenge.

And apologies.

I thought Nacer Chadli had come on earlier - he's actually now come on for Alex Witsel.

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There are three minutes of normal time remaining.

There probably won't be too much stoppage time either.

Lee: Finally a big team that has done the business in the first game

Alek: If Belgium want six, they'll get six. They are all over Panama

That is a poor joke to signal that Eden Hazard's brother Thorgan has joined him on the pitch.

Dries Mertens comes off.

And Nacer Chadli is also on.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker in Russia

Panama are looking tired now, very leggy. When you don't have the ball it is the most difficult game to play,