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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Moscow

England's players and their manager have an opportunity to achieve sporting immortality on Wednesday as they aim to reach the 2018 World Cup final.

This is the level of prize and prestige on offer in Moscow for a team given little hope of progressing past the quarter-finals before the tournament began.

...click here to read the rest of Phil McNulty's latest story from Russia.

The Everton forward may have missed out on a place in the squad, but he's still fully behind the England team.

Who remembers this game?

Walcott scored a hat-trick in the 4-1 win over Croatia in 2008.

Alexander Cox: EURO 2004... England vs Croatia. Scholes had not scored for 3 years and gets the first in a 4-2 win... Come on Sterling!

Steve Greenwood: Here in Perth on the other side of the world and ready to go to the casino for 2am kick off. It’s the only place open at 2-4am

Gareth: Woke up feeling nervous this morning and the nerves are getting worse with every hour that passes by - come on England, we can do this.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Raheem Sterling misses chances but he gets to the right spots.

I've watched him and I think just that little bit of luck from a ball that comes in and doesn't get touched, he could have scored.

The Croats should be scared of pace, and Sterling has pace to burn. You just feel the tide is going to turn for him and he could be the difference.

But how are England going to make that happen? Let's get back into the nitty gritty of how the Three Lions are going to overcome Croatia...

Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Everyone's talking about the football. Even Nico Rosberg, whois spending his Wednesday at Wimbledon.

The former Formula 1 champion was philosophical in talking about his own country's display at the World Cup and then gave his semi-final prediction...

"The mood was bad in Germany, but they didn't deserve to remain in there. They wouldn't have won the tournament anyway.

"We're hoping for an England v France final - that would be really exciting. Hopefully, that will happen on the day of a Nadal v Federer final, 10 years after 'that classic'.

"My prediction for later? England will beat Croatia 2-1."

Image source, BBC Sport

Never mind #WorkoutWednesday, in honour of England manager Gareth Southgate, today is also #WaistcoatWednesday

Even Scottish presenter Nicky Campbell has joined in the fun...

If you need to burn off some nervous energy, why not try the latest #WorkoutWednesday routine from Team GB athletes?

This week it's the turn of hockey players Ellie Rayer and Giselle Ansley, who'll be competing for England in the World Cup in London in 10 days time...

You can find more #WorkoutWednesday routines on the Get Inspired website.

Jenny Hepburn: A bit sick with nerves and excitement!! Got up at 3:45am as I couldn’t sleep for thinking about it haha! Come on England!

Jack Target: I’ve read too many previews and now I’m a mess.

Cultured Left Foot: Day at work is finished... nervous are building... I’ve got to try and sleep before the game! Watch it. Then somehow get back to sleep before work. Life as an English fan in Singapore.

Now back to Wimbledon...

BBC Radio 5 live

Speaking of 1990 there, one anonymous text earlier read: "After reminiscing about Italia 90 over the last few days, let's do this for Bobby Robson!"

And Sir Bobby's widow, Lady Elsie, has spoken to BBC Radio 5 live...

Jon Godden: Watched the whole of the Italia 90 game for the first time since I saw it live on my stag night in a pub in Esher. Just as nervous and hoping Chris Waddle's shot would go off the post and in.

Happyfeet: Nerves kicking in now, but whatever happens these lads have done us proud! Made the whole country excited about our Football again! That said, its coming home!

Bob Emms: Sun has gone down in Kota Kinabalu, feeling very nervous, but excited at the same time. Wish I was in Moscow / England, but I believe we are on the verge of history. Harry WILL deliver!

Rio Ferdinand's former Manchester United team-mate Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is currently in Northern Ireland, preparing his Molde team for their Europa League game against Glenavon.

He may be Norwegian but he's also getting behind England. By the sounds of it, he hasn't got much choice in the matter though!

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender

Rio has just written his latest column too. This is how it starts...

Harry Maguire's emergence as an integral part of the England team has been one of the stories of this World Cup, but I am not surprised it has happened for him here in Russia.

Sometimes, the penny just drops for a player at a tournament, and it is the right time for you, in the right team.

They may have a World Cup semi-final to focus on, but there's still time for England to squeeze in a short training session in Moscow.

Here they are leaving their team hotel.

The Meme Man: Very nervous. Game starts at 1am here in Bangkok, there's plenty of us going to pull an all-nighter, just hope it's worth it!

Gary A: This is what football can do. At the start of the World Cup the wife said she couldn't bear a month of misery whilst I watched "11 prima donnas kicking a bag of wind around". This morning she said "I can't wait for the game tonight it'll be brilliant!" I'm certain as I can be that she's actually not being sarcastic so Come on England from both of us!

Josh: Excited, can’t concentrate! However, picking wife up from airport at 18:05! Praying for Spanish air traffic control strike to delay flight until tomorrow! #prayforJosh

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Mbappe was unbelievable. Kids are going to be trying to recreate what he did last night and that's what a World Cup can do, they create moments.

Michael Owen did it and there was Pele and now Mbappe has set the tone at this World Cup.

France forward Kylian Mbappe showed again last night why he's one of the best young players on the planet.

The BBC pundits liked what they saw too...