Blimey. Out of nothing Georgia almost nick a late equaliser.

They smash the post with a shot from distance. Darren Randolph was beaten.

Man City forward Gabriel Jesus looks to have given Brazil victory in the Czech Republic. His close-range finish into the roof of the net means the visitors now lead 2-1.

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There's an interesting scoreline in the other game in Ireland's group. Switzerland are 3-0 up against Denmark. That means, as it stands, the Swiss and Ireland will both have six points after two games.

As I've said, David McGoldrick has given everything tonight and gets a huge ovation as he is replaced by Matt Doherty.

This must be one of David McGoldrick's best performances in an Ireland shirt. He has been excellent. Here he holds the ball up excellently before spraying a nice crossfield pass.

Ireland should be two or three up. As it is we could be in for a nervy final few minutes.

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Wait, make that 6-0 to Italy. Leonardo Pavoletti gets in on the action with a close-range finish.

Told you there would be more goals. Moise Kean has made it Italy 5-0 Liechtenstein. That is the Juventus forward's second international goal.

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James Maddison and Ademola Lookman are on for England Under 21s. They're not bad substitutions to make in attack.

Another promising player, Bristol City defender Jay Dasilva, comes on too. Harvey Barnes, Ryan Sessengnon and goal scorer Dominic Solanke go off.

Millwall striker Aiden O'Brien replaces Robbie Brady.

Michael Mifsud's hopes of netting an equaliser and becoming the 2019 Maltese Sports Person of the Year look to be over.

Malta's defence has finally buckled as Alvaro Morata thumps in his - and Spain's second - with a firm header.

Another ghost of Premier League past - Jesus Navas - tees him up with the sort of right-wing cross which would have had Edin Dzeko salivating.

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Another chance goes begging!

David McGoldrick reads the bounce of the ball better than the Georgian defence and nips in behind to get through on goal.

Goalkeeper Giorgi Loria rushes out and McGoldrick knocks the ball around him but the Sheffield United striker's touch is too heavy and by the time he catches up with the ball the angle is too tight.

See ya! Silky from Demarai Gray as he skips around a challenge before being chopped down.

Can either side grab a winner in the final 15 minutes?

Another chance for Ireland. They just can't get that second goal and until they do there'll be nerves around the Aviva.

This one bobbles around the penalty area before Enda Stevens has a shot but the full-back drags it wide with his right foot.

Anyone know who came second in the Maltese Sports Person of the Year competition in 2001?

Peep peep peeeeep! That's the sound of the full-time whistle in Tangier. Argentina have scraped a 1-0 win over hosts Morocco thanks to Angel Correa's late strike.

Meanwhile, in Malta... where's Michael Mifsud when you need him? On the bench actually. It's true! The former Coventry striker (and the Maltese Sports Person of the Year 2001 and 2003) is now aged 37 but could be the minnows' best bet of nabbing a famous equaliser.

The mighty Spain are still dominating but still only have a slender 1-0 lead...

Georgia defender Davit Khotcholava has been battling an injury all night. Finally he has accepted defeat and leaves the field.

Levan Kharabadze comes on.

Germany are having another good spell. Twice they go close to regaining the lead. England boss Aidy Boothroyd responds by introducing three substitutes. Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Hamza Choudhury and Ezri Konsa come on.

Mick McCarthy is bellowing out instructions on the sidelines. "Robbie! Sit in there, Robbie" he shouts in the direction of Robbie Brady.

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Almost. Ireland play some of their best football of the night and have the ball in the net but it's ruled out for offside. Replays show Jeff Hendrick was just a yard ahead of the ball when Enda Stevens had a shot which was turned in by the Burnley midfielder.

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Huddersfield's Abdelhamid Sabiri and ⁦Manchester City's Lukas Nmecha, on loan at Preston, are two of those to come on for Germany U21s.