You have to imagine that the Andorra players will tire here. All they've done is chase the ball.

Steve Starkey: I think England may need to bring on some experience players...goal difference may still make a difference

Bobby Dazzler: I think The Fa could learn from The Hundred to make things interesting. England struggling here.

Paul Leonard: Originally I was going for #ENG, external 10-0, but chose 6-0, then I saw the team and we’ll be lucky to get 3.

No changes at the break. Game (back) on.

Tom: England playing like they deserve to score at will. Far too fancy and clever for their own good.

Keith Webb: For all the stats being in England's favour, one goal really isn't enough.

George Macpherson: Not the best of first half’s. It’s been pretty painful to watch.

Northern Ireland are drawing 0-0 with Estonia in a friendly.

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Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Wembley

England have got to keep driving this game. There is no tempo if they just leave it - it's not that type of game. The opposition are not going to come at you so you have to drive it yourself.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Wembley

Jude Bellingham has been the player of the half. This game is an opportunity for players to show what they can do. It's very difficult because Andorra are sitting behind the ball. Bellingham has been the one who has stood out. The game is over as a contest. It's just a case of how many England will get.

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Twelve successful passes by Andorra in that half.

Their goalkeeper is the only player to get 20 touches of the ball.

The average position graphic tells its own story. All the game has been in the Andorra half.

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England in charge and heading for five wins out of five.

It's not maybe been quite the goal-fest the fans here wanted. They've spent more time cheering the maiden voyage of the paper planes being fashioned by some in the top tiers.

Luke: England's team looks far more suited to the counter attack than breaking down 11 men behind the ball. Bellingham, Saka and Lingard doing well, but trying to run through a brick wall at the moment.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Wembley

It's gone a little bit flat. I don't know if it's' got anything to do with the paper aeroplanes.

Trent gets this one... but floats his effort over the bar. Not great.

We're 90 seconds into three added minutes. England have a free-kick right on the edge of the Andorra box. Marc Rebes is booked for the foul on Bukayo Saka. He'll also miss his team's game against Hungary.

Trent wants this one...

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Some regular old Wright Brothers in the crowd this afternoon.

Josh Hammond: Love to see the designs of some of the paper airplanes being thrown.

The ball is pumped towards the right, near the England box, but skips out of play.

An Andorra free-kick in the England half, near halfway. This is pretty much the furthest up the field they've been.

Oh yeah, Sam Johnstone is playing.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Lots of cheers from England fans at Wembley who are amusing themselves by throwing paper aeroplanes. The aim is to reach the pitch and it is just about the only thing happening near an unemployed goalkeeper Sam Johnstone.