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Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder

Colombia weathered the first 15 minutes quite well and have grown in confidence.

Lengthy spell of possession from Colombia now. If this wasn't an England game you would have definitely considered turning over.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Raheem Sterling has had the ball in great areas but he doesn't see the pass, and that has cost England so far. Quintero sees those passes for Colombia, and if he was playing for England, they would be 2-0 up by now.

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Raheem Sterling has had five shots at this tournament, three of which have come in the opening 30 minutes of this game.

Juan Quintero looks like Colombia's best attacker and he takes the ball from a long throw and drags it horribly wide. Just before that Harry Maguire was involved in what you may have used to term as 'handbags' with Juan Cuadrado on the touchline. We need a new term for that. Bit of pushing and shoving and no more.

It's there for England, this game. Can they seize it?

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Spartak Stadium, Moscow

Referee Mark Geiger has delivered several lectures before corners have even been taken so far.

There is all sorts going in the penalty area as England prepare to deliver set-pieces. Not sure the officials will put up with that all night without someone getting punished.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder

Still a great run. Love that from Raheem Streling. Causing them all sorts of problems.

England are close, they just need that last pass.

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The good and bad of Raheem Sterling. He does really well to turn away from Davinson Sanchez on the right and cut inside, he bears down on goal, it opens up for him but his left-footed shot is tame and hits Yerry Mina.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

England have been the better side and they've had more possession. But they just can't find that final ball or that final cross at the moment and neither keeper has had much to do. Harry Kane has probably had the best chance so far.

Jordan Henderson has had only eight touches of the ball so far, fewer than any England player (including Jordan Pickford)

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Dele Alli's flick is nearly great for Jesse Lingard. But nearly is not what anyone's in Russia for.

Yerry Mina, a titan, climbs to head the corner away. Referee Mark Geiger is taking an age at every set-piece to tell both sets of players off for holding etc.

Chance of a penalty at this rate.

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Radamel Falcao (left) has struggled to get involved for Colombia so far. He's had one touch in the box and only six in total.

In contrast, Harry Kane (right) has had a fair few touches - but only one in the opposition box too. Do England need to do more to get him involved in the right areas?

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Harry Maguire at the back post, a theme of this World Cup. He's up well again and Davinson Sanchez does well to deflect it away for a corner.

Penalties?

Too soon?

Slow Colombian possession now, in the middle third. Better from Los Cafeteros. It brings Gareth Southgate to the brink of the pitch, shouting instructions, encouraging his side no doubt.