Chris Sutton
Premier League winner with Blackburn on BBC Radio 5 live

It will be interesting to see if Bulgaria come out a bit more in the second half. I don't think they will. I think they are quite happy to sit in and not get pummeled.

Former Manchester United and Republic of Ireland midfielder Roy Keane on ITV: "I know Gareth Southgate is quite a placid guy, but I think he'll be fuming at that [first-half performance from England]."

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England Under-21s scored twice in the space of two second-half minutes to recover and beat Turkey 3-2 in their opening Euro 2021 qualifier on Friday.

The Young Lions suffered humiliation at this summer's European Championship, exiting at the group stage.

They made the perfect start courtesy of Eddie Nketiah but the hosts responded through Dogukan Sinik and Mert Muldur.

Nketiah stroked home from Phil Foden's pass for 2-2, before Reiss Nelson scuffed in with 15 minutes remaining.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

England in total control but have had a couple of lapses of concentration that allowed Bulgaria two chances. They need to get the ball wide to Rashford and Sterling more and that will allow them to hopefully add more goals.

Just the one goal.

Not been the best spectacle.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Watford's decision to sack Javi Gracia currently providing more of a talking point than the action in front of us - not a lot to get the pulses racing so far here at Wembley.

Chris Sutton
Premier League winner with Blackburn on BBC Radio 5 live

Harry Kane will feel he should have scored from that situation.

England were given a gift for the goal but have found it very difficult to create chances behind this Bulgaria wall.

Kieran Trippier curls in a delightful cross which Harry Kane meets, but it lacks power and is straight at goalkeeper Plamen Iliev.

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Chris Sutton
Premier League winner with Blackburn on BBC Radio 5 live

Talk about short-termism.

Why would you want to take the Watford job?

Goal-kick to Bulgaria.

Plamen Iliev thinks about playing it short but pumps it long.

Lesson learnt.

Remember to put your name on the texts.

Clearest booking you will ever see.

Nikolay Bodurov almost takes the shirt off of Marcus Rashford's back and is given a yellow card.

Takes one for the team.

Better from England.

Marcus Rashford setting Danny Rose free down the left and a cross is played in by the Tottenham man, but Raheem Sterling's touch lets him down and Bulgaria can clear.

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Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's two good chances Bulgaria have had now. Twice they have broken and could have scored.

Bulgaria could be level.

Full-back Strahil Popov gets on his bike down the right and shapes in a lovely cross into the area for Galin Ivanov to head down and into the hands of Jordan Pickford.

A let-off for the hosts, who was picking him up? What were Harry Maguire and Michael Keane doing?

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First booking of the game goes to England defender Michael Keane for a late challenge on Marcelinho.

Can get away with that in the Premier League, not in international football though.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Call me old-fashioned but I think most coaches and managers should just tell defenders and goalkeepers to completely ignore this change to the rule on goal kicks. An invitation for players who are not good enough to try to be too clever.

No complaints from England there though.

England have scored 5 and 5 in their opening two Euro 2020 qualifiers, how many will they get today?