Stephen Craigan
Former NI defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Conor Washington in not a natural goalscorer. You see that tonight. If that lands to David Healy back in the day that's two goals. Washington gives you strength and the ability to take you up the pitch but they were two great opportunities.

Northern Ireland are being held by Germany...

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And then bang on half-time Bailey Peacock-Farrell has to make a flying save in the Northern Ireland goal to shut out Timo Werner.

Should score. Seven yards out!

John O'Neill
Former Northern Ireland defender on BBC Radio Ulster

How did that not go in? The two best chances of the game have fallen to Northern Ireland. Who would have guessed that before the game?

Another day, another Daniel James' cracker.

PILE ON! A proper scramble. Brilliant stuff from Stuart Dallas down the right to beat his man and put in a low cross, Manuel Neuer can only palm it out and Conor Washington is there, must score...no!

A proper old stramash on the floor and he can't quite force it over the line. He's had two great chances.

Paddy McNair isn't going to stand and watch Toni Kroos dictate the play, this isn't La Liga mate. He steps on the toes of the Real man, who reacts furiously. McNair is booked, but will have enjoyed that. Kroos lost his cool there.

Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

A lot of people want Scotland to play open football and be in team's faces but if you do that you leave more space and teams like Belgium hurt you.

The Kolo/Yaya chant, but for Jonny and Corry Evans. Belfast is buzzing.

Jonathan Tah is on to replace the injured Ginter.

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Northern Ireland 0-0 Germany

That's another Germany injury too - Matthias Ginter has nobbled his shoulder or his collarbone and he can't carry on.

Daniel James - you guessed it - cuts in on to his right foot and shoots but it's well blocked this time.

Northern Ireland may not have the best squad in Europe but there aren't many sides, if any, with better spirit. Terrific stuff as they have a lengthy spell of presssure which is eventually hacked away for a corner.

Awaayyyyyyyyyy.

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So nearly three - Youri Tielemans is inches wide from 20 yards. Belgium are enjoying themselves now.

So nearly two for Wales - a great low cross from the left is heading for a tap-in for giant Kieffer Moore. But at the last second a defender gets a toe on it to clear.

Proper rain coming down now.

Stephen Craigan
Former NI defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't think it's a penalty, I think the referee has got it spot on again.

We're too open and there's too many gaps for Germany to play in. Maybe we're playing too high.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

Dan James' latest high-class finish separates the teams, with the winger scoring his second international goal in his sixth appearance for Wales.

The Manchester United star has begun the season in spectacular form.

James, who joined United from Swansea in the summer, scored six goals in 42 appearances for club and country last term.

He has four goals in just six games for United and Wales in 2019-20.