England win a corner.

Keith Webb: Well at least this can't go to penalties.

England continue to move the ball in and out of the front three, waiting for the perfect moment when Hungary are unbalanced.

Belgium are level in Estonia thanks to a Hans Vanaken header. That's 1-1.

Andorra are heading towards their eighth ever win. Marc Vales' second header of the game has put them 2-0 up against San Marino.

Nothing is stopping that one Hungary fan and his megaphone. He's relentless in his attempts to rile the home supporters up.

Laszlo Kleinheisler is felled in the middle of the pitch and needs a bit of treatment. Gives the rest of the players chance to take on some water.

It's warmer there than it is here.

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Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

England are taking up clever positions. It's all about keeping that back five as deep and flat as they can. It's almost like a training drill. Hungary don't have much intention to press and when they get the ball they go backwards.

If Hungary saw this as their big chance to make a mark on this group and steal the momentum from England, we've seen little of it so far.

Oooooh, nearly.

Jack Grealish chips a ball over the top and Luke Shaw is in space to chase it in the box. He nearly gets there first, but is just second best to home keeper Peter Gulacsi.

Northern Ireland have just taken a 1-0 lead in Lithuania with Daniel Ballard scoring his first international goal.

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Well, not a lot has happened so far. But England have largely controlled it.

Federico Chiesa has just blasted European champions Italy into the lead against Bulgaria.

Andorra lead San Marino thanks to a Marc Vales header.

roger: slow, tedious, boring....repeat

Rachel T: England playing with a certain amount of brio. No Euros hangover so far.

Darren Armstrong: England will never progress enough to win a trophy with Gareth’s insistence on playing 2 defensive midfielders, not brave enough, cost us last 2 tournaments

Harry Kane with a chance... misses.

The ball is fed to the England forward in the edge of the box but his curling effort swings over the bar. It's a chance. Especially for Kane.

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The reason Phillips can play so high? Declan Rice. The West Ham midfielder denies Hungary the chance to break with a well-timed interception.

Soon after, John Stones is almost caught out as the ball is fired forward, but recovers well.

Kalvin Phillips is back to hunting for the ball high up the pitch, released from the role he plays for Leeds in front of the defence, but tasked with pretty much the same job of winning tackles and starting off counters.

Phillips was voted England's player of the year by fans this week. Not bad for someone playing in the Championship two seasons ago.

Robert Lewandowski has just headed Poland into a 1-0 lead against Albania. That's his 70th international goal.

First real sight of Dominik Szoboszlai as he charges into the England half in pursuit of a chipped ball forward. He can't keep it in, though.

Back to patient possession from the away side.

Jack Grealish is in the thick of this game. He has already hit the turf four or five times. And he plays a part in the build-up to another England opportunity. The ball into the box from Harry Kane is for Raheem Sterling and for a moment Hungary are all over the shop, but recover enough to get the ball away. Messy but ultimately effective.

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What looks like an excellent pass from Kyle Walker looks to have released Harry Kane behind the Hungary defence. The striker just moved a tad early, though, and is caught offside.