Looking at the replay of that Ben Godfrey backpass, he's got both hands on his face the moment he realises Jordan Pickford isn't at home.

Would definitely have been one for the bloopers reel.

What a leap from Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Cristiano Ronaldo-esque and he is hanging in the Middlesbrough sky but comes down to Earth on top of Austria's Aleksandar Dragovic.

The ref feels it's dangerous play and DCL gets a yellow card.

Harry Kane the other player that came off, btw.

Yep, Austria are now pushing forward and Marcel Sabitzer smacks the crossbar with a curler from the edge of the box.

Hold on, looking at the replay and Jordan Pickford has actually made a stunning save, fingertipping the ball onto the bar.

Ben Godfrey with almost a tremendous howler on debut...with his first touch in fact!

The Everton man plays a blind backpass towards Jordan Pickford but his fellow Toffee is not in goal and has to scamper back to make the clearance.

I mean, that could have been Godfrey's first and last action in an England shirt.

Four changes for England on the hour mark.

Ollie Watkins, James Ward-Prowse, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Ben Godfrey on debut enter the action.

Declan Rice, Tyrone Mings, Jesse Lingard and A N Other comes off.

(Didn't see, someone help me out).

This could be a tough old second half for 10-man Wales as France double their lead - Antoine Griezmann with the second with a brilliant finish.

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Will Austria show a little more ambition now?

Straight after the goal, Marcel Sabitzer strikes a shot from the edge of the area which deflects wide.

Scotland leading the Netherlands??

England better watch out! 👀

Kevin Nisbet has put Scotland 2-1 up against the Netherlands, moments after coming off the bench.

The Hibs striker converted Andy Robertson's cross for his first international goal.

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

England on the counter-attack, Austria lost the ball and England broke very quickly, Jack Grealish with Harry Kane, Bukayo Saka doesn't give up he just follows in as good strikers do. Kane plays it across and you think Grealish is going to score but Saka doesn't switch off and he just taps it in, it's a good finish.

Another chop from Stefan Lainer and this time he does get a booking for a late lunge on Bukayo Saka.

Five minutes to the second half, England are still looking at ways to break the deadlock.

They need Jack Grealish on the ball, but the Austria players are doing a number on him everytime he gets it.

Florian Neuhaus has just put Germany 1-0 up against Denmark with a simple finish after a fortunate ricochet in the box.

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

We need to see more end product - England have created a few chances but didn't take them - there was no purpose in the chances for me, a bit of composure is what they need.

Brilliant from Jack Grealish, evading two, three attempted fouls from Austria with a weaving run and releasing the ball towards Jesse Lingard in the box but the move peters out.

"You want to see more creativity," says Eni Aluko on ITV.

Too right.

Off we go for the second half.

You'd think penalties will play some part in England's Euros campaign this summer, it usually does, doesn't it?

Here's former striker Gary Lineker explaining why he loved shootouts.