John Murray
BBC football correspondent

Dele Alli is being booed because was born to a Nigerian father so the Nigerian fans are not happy that he pledged his allegiance to England.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Good start by England. Nigeria are looking for a bit of a slower tempo and if England keep this up they will dominate the match. Nigeria have hardly broken a sweat and it's all England at the moment.

Tottenham full-back Kieran Tripper is the one who takes the responsibility, curling the free-kick over the wall but it pushed out by Nigeria goalkeeper Francis Uzoho's full-stretch save.

Meanwhile, England get a free-kick 25 yards out...

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England 0-0 Nigeria

Two Nigeria players hit the deck with a thud.

A lack of communication between Joel Obi and new Brighton man Leon Balogun sees the latter get clattered on the chin.

A nasty clash and the physio sprints on.

Don't think Balogun knows what day it is, he's seeing stars at the moment.

Dave: I’m not excited by this line up. Is Cahill a starter? Can see Henderson playing the first game in Russia. Not terribly excited but we will see.....

Ryan: Looking forward to seeing how this team works, not far off my own selection. 5 at the back should give Dele & Lingard the freedom to push on and support

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I think the England team selection is very attack minded. It's a chance for Gareth (Southgate) to have a look at his system. We know he is going to play three at the back but it depends on what he plays ahead of that.

Nigeria will be up for it but their results have been mixed. They beat Argentina but then lost to Serbia so they're inconsistent.

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Deafening jeers from the Nigeria fans everytime England and Tottenham midfielder Bamidele Jermaine Alli - Dele to me and you - touches the ball.

He does have some Nigerian ancestry.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Great noise and splashes of colour from the Nigeria fans here at Wembley - and that spectacular new kit that seems to have captured the imagination.

Wembley is nowhere near full but there is a decent atmosphere.

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Jesse Lingard gets us under way at Wembley.

There is a minute's applause before kick-off at Wembley in memory of England's World Cup winner Ray Wilson and former midfielder Ray Wilkins, who both passed away recently.

Anthem o'clock.

"God save the queeeen."

Ian Dennis
Radio 5 live senior football reporter

Gareth Southgate said "all would become apparent over the next 5 days" regarding his number 1 goalkeeper.

An opportunity now for Jordan Pickford ahead of Jack Butland.

Gareth Southgate didn't want to take any risks with Harry Maguire who has missed a couple of days training this week.

It's an attacking side but this is unlikely to be the one that starts v Tunisia.

Not in the side, as expected, but the Liverpool pair Jordan Henderson and Trent Alexander Arnold are here after an extended break from their Champions League campaign.

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England

England manager Gareth Southgate tells ITV: "Jordan Pickford is number one today, when you are in control of the shirt and that is important and a good opportunity for him today.

"Maybe 10 days ago there were doubts about selecting Raheem Sterling. My initial instinct was what was right for the first team. He has been under fire this week and I had to protect him.

"He is strong, desperate to play football and his attitude and approach to training has been excellent. I am looking forward to watching him play today."

Siderian‏: Bunked off school in order to get my hands on the bit of terracing I stood on every other week when Gillingham were demolishing the old Rainham End terrace. It weighed a ton and put a hole in my rucksack. Parents not impressed.

Gabe‏: I had an FC Baikal Irkutsk scarf specially imported from the far east of Russia, by contacting their ultras, getting one of them to go to the club shop and buy it for me, and then send it to me by air mail. Cost about £40. Worth it.

Sean:I'm flying to Lagos next week to purchase the Nigeria kit. I'm white/have no Nigerian relatives.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 at Wembley

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The FA have placed thousands of flags on the seats of the England fans for this game. It should be a spectacular sight when the two teams emerge just after five.

John Murray
BBC football correspondent

Gareth Southgate told us not to read too much into his starting line up today, with regard to what it might be for their opening group match in Russia against Tunisia.

But there must be every chance that the goalkeeper who starts today will be England’s number one for the World Cup. My gut feeling is it will be Pickford but Butland has many supporters.

Southgate says he still wants to see different combinations among his outfield players here. But it’s the choice of goalkeeper that will probably be most revealing about the likely World Cup England team.

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We've got a kick-off delay in Klagenfurt because of the dreadful weather there. It is absolutely teeming it down.

The match was scheduled to start at 17:00 BST.

I love this. It's getting me properly hyped.

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