England's full-back Ashley Young is not really a full-back, so will England get away with that at the World Cup?

He is caught too far up the field and Nigeria's Tyronne Ebuehi gets in behind, but a poor cross drifts all the way across the pitch for a throw-in.

Kane: Get Sterling off for Loftus-Cheek and tighten up that midfield, Dier's wandering around without a clue who to pick-up

Dave: Can we score more than two? It seems to be an issue for England

Mike: Anyone at Wembley got an alarm clock, both our team and supporters being out played

Nigeria made four changes at the interval and now make a fifth.

Chelsea's Victor Moses makes way for Leicester frontman Ahmed Musa.

Inches away.

Ashley Young whips in the corner, Eric Dier gets across the front post and leaps to meet the ball, but flicks it just wide of the far post.

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England see the opposition goal for the first time in this half.

Quick feet from Jesse Lingard earns the hosts a corner.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Nigeria are a different team in this second-half. They are full of confidence and they're asking lots of questions of England.

England will have spells like this at the World Cup where the come under extreme pressure from the opposition.

Will they manage to hold themselves together or will they wilt?

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England still lead but have been on the back foot for the first 15 minutes in this second half.

Captain Harry Kane tries to exchange passes with Raheem Sterling, but the move breaks down.

Victor Moses playing further forward than he usually goes for Chelsea.

He find space on the edge of the box, but strikes a wayward shot high and wide of the target.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 at Wembley

Gareth Southgate looks unhappy. He clearly feels England have been ambushed at the start of the second-half. I would imagine he mentioned something during half-time about not allowing Nigeria back into the game.

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A complete turnaround in this game after the half-time.

It is Nigeria who are controlling the ball now and making England do the chasing.

Rachel: We needed a proper game and now we have one!

Jourdan: C'mon Nigeria! You can get back into this and embarrass England

Thom: Looking forward to see how we react to this

Embarrassing from Raheem Sterling.

He meets a through ball inside the box and closes in on goal, sees the goalkeeper sprinting towards him and tries to con the referee by diving over the challenge.

Ref Marco Guida from Italy blows his whistle and whips a yellow card out in the direction of Sterling.

Good decision.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Nigeria's fans need no encouragement to raise the noise levels and they have turned them up to deafening after that goal - they have made a huge contribution and are really roaring their team on now.

Bit of a punch on the nose for England after such a comfortable first half.

Victor Moses swings in the corner which is headed towards goal, but cleared off the line by skipper Harry Kane.

England have not woken up from their half-time nap yet.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

You can see there's a little bit more fire about Nigeria since the break. The coach must have had some strong words at half-time. It's a great finish by Iwobi with his left foot and it's game on.

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Suddenly, the Nigeria fans find their voices again as their side earn a corner.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I'm hoping the Nigeria manager has had a word with his players at half-time. It's up to them if they want to make a game of it because England look like they could score another two or three.