England open up Nigeria for first time in the second half.

Fabian Delph arches a lovely cross to the back post for Marcus Rashford, who tries to loop a header back of the head of Nigeria goalkeeper Francis Uzoho, but gets too much purchase on it and the ball lands over the crossbar.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

England have had a lot of ball and played some nice possession but they have missed that final pass. It was so easy in the first-half because they had space but Nigeria have made a game of it in the second-half.

Who has impressed? Who can improve?

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Into the last five minutes, is there a late Nigeria leveller coming?

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

Some of the England fans are starting to drift towards the exits now. You would imagine most of them really enjoyed the first-half. I wonder what they made of the second-half?

Booooooooooooooooooo.

The Nigeria fans give Dele Alli a loud send-off as he trots off the pitch and on comes Fabian Delph for the last 10 minutes.

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Marcus Rashford goes for glory from 30 yards, but smacks a shot wide of goal.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

England have got to get used to playing against sides like Nigeria have played in the second-half. It's been a good turnaround by the visitors and it's been tough for England

As one Arsenal man misses, another scores.

Mesut Ozil has given Germany an early lead against Austria, pushing a poor goalkeeping clearance, to slot home into an open net.

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We're into the closing stages of the game at Wembley. How do you think England's players have done? Head here and rate the lot of em.

Danny Welbeck in on goal to seal it for England...

...no.

The Arsenal man unable to get his feet sorted in time and Nigeria defender William Troost-Ekong makes a inch-perfect sliding tackle to save a certain goal.

A huge cheer goes up from the Nigeria fans as Leicester's Kelechi Iheanacho enters the action for Odion Ighalo.

15 minutes remaining.

Can Nigeria grab a leveller?

Wayne: As Sven used to say: “first half good, second half not so good”

Paul: Better response from the Super Eagles in this second 45. I think they showed too much respect to the Three Lions in the first half.

Georgia: Who doesn’t want a Nigeria kit tho let’s be honest, looks lush to be fair, anything beats a plain white t shirt, really need to step up our kit game for 2022

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England 2-1 Nigeria

Two Nigerian players bumped into each other in the first half and do so again.

Kenneth Omeruo comes into from behind and clatters into the back of John Ogu's head.

A couple more changes by England.

Harry Kane makes way for Danny Welbeck and Marcus Rashford comes on for Raheem Sterling.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 at Wembley

Some of the England fans are starting to play with inflatable footballs in this second-half. Clearly the football on the pitch is not keeping them interested.

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Jon Obi Mikel urged to shoot by the travelling supporters.

The Nigeria captain obliges from 25 yards out, but his dipping drive is straight into the mid-riff of goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.

Good, assured keeping from the Everton man.

Roberto Martinez names a Premier League-heavy line-up for the friendly against Portugal in Brussels – eight of his starting line-up played in the English top flight during the season just finished. Romelu Lukaku starts – having only been fit enough to appear as a substitute intrhe FA Cup final two weeks ago – as does Toby Alderweireld, who has played just six times for Tottenham in 2018 after falling out of favour.

Belgium XI: Courtois, Alderweireld, Kompany, Vertonghen, Meunier, De Bruyne, Dembele, Carrasco, Mertens, Lukaku, Hazard.

Cristiano Ronaldo sits it out for Portugal tonight, having been given a breather after helping Real Madrid win the Champions League last weekend. Southampton defender Cedric Soares and Mancheter City forward Bernardo Silva also feature.

Portugal XI: Beto, Cedric Soares, Pepe, Fonte, Guerreiro, William, Moutinho, Joao Mario, Silva, Martins, Guedes.

A total of 105 minutes after the match should have started, Austria v Germany has finally kicked off. The fans who waited during a huge rain delay have been rewarded for their patience.

A double change for England.

Jesse Lingard and Ashley Young are replaced by Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Danny Rose. A proper full-back.

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