Jadon Sancho cuts in from the right and runs at the defence but it bobbles away from him under a challenge. Can England lift it?

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GG in DC: England taking too many touches & not using the width. Get the first touch passing going & chalk on the full backs boots & this will be a 3 or 4 goal stroll

Away we go!

Herer we go, all back out - no changes.

There's a couple of England fans watching on from alongside a fence at the ground. Some trip that.

Maybe they live on the island.

Chris King: Southgate two years preparing for Euro20 that's been postponed. Plans have been thrown out the window. He's now looking at squad options. We have loads of right backs but not a lot on the left so he's got a chance to experiment with Trippier. Give him a break.

Paul: The nations league isn't better than friendlies. The only ones it suits are the minnows to give them an extra route to the tournaments. All the big nations would qualify for tournaments via regular qualifying anyway.

Both Joe Gomez (57) and Eric Dier (53) completed more passes than Iceland (52) in the first-half, with no Iceland player having more than nine successful passes.

Of the many subs at his disposal Gareth Southgate may be considering Jack Grealish, Mason Greenwood and Danny Ings if it stays at 0-0...

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

That goal [that was disallowed] was a goal as far as I'm concerned, but then they didn't react.

England should be doing a lot better.

Iceland started very brightly and let England know they were here but then England dominated. Declan Rice had the golden opportunity. Jadon Sancho didn't get at his man enough, he can do a lot more and I'm sure Gareth Southgate will be saying that.

Iceland will be delighted and at the minute England are going to get frustrated.

'The Nations League is better than friendlies.'

Thumbs up or down to that statement?

A bit of a trudge in Gareth Southgate's gait as the half-time whistle goes. As predictably difficult a half as we expected.

Harry Kane had the ball in the net, England looked sharp enough in patches but they haven't got the breakthrough yet.

Peaks and troughs, England looking slick again now - Raheem Sterling almost finds Phil Foden who keeps making those runs from deep. Well defended.

Some fans getting to watch the match live then....

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Ahhh that was a chance! Kieran Trippier cuts on to his right foot from out on the left and bends in a ball that James Ward-Prowse is motoring on to. It's a great run, it looks perfect but the ball either dies on him or he misreads the flight as right at the end he can't gather it in.

If he can take a touch there he scores.

Raheem Sterling does well on the right this time but Harry Kane gives it away under heavy pressure. England have gone a bit flat.

Eric Dier concedes a free-kick and Declan Rice has to defend it really well at the far post. Kieran Trippier then plays a wastefull pass forwards under pressure. The hosts ending the half well.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

England are dominant without creating the chances they should have. Iceland, to give them credit, they are very hard working and honest.

England need to get that first goal, if they do I think they'll get a few more.

As long as it's 0-0 Iceland will believe one set-piece could give them the advantage. In football terms, England are far superior.