Mark: Things to change about footie. Disband FIFA. Straight red for simulation and brandishing imaginary cards. Dock clubs points for racist and homophobic behaviour. Cap the price of season tickets.

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

England are used to these sorts of atmospheres now. The intimidation has been ramped up with the racism and everything else.

Everyone wants to beat England. The expectation is that England will just get on with it.

You have to put it to the back of your mind, ignore it, play your game. But this will be a cracking game of football tonight.

Phil's always got an ear out for pre-match tunes at games.

I sent him a trance track once, Drifting Away by Lange which reached number nine in the UK charts, to be precise.

He replied by saying: "What is that noise?!"

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Warsaw

The volume is building here in Warsaw and we're getting a very loud blast of "Welcome To The Jungle" by Guns 'N Roses to just fire up the Poland fans a little more - not that I suspect they will need much firing up.

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England have only lost one of their 20 matches against Poland in all competitions (W12 D7), losing 2-0 in Chorzow in a 1974 World Cup qualifier under Sir Alf Ramsey.

It was a damaging defeat, the Three Lions later failed to qualify for the tournament.

However, England are unbeaten in 17 games against the Poles since (W11 D6).

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

That team news is very much expected. They did the business against Hungary in Budapest and Gareth Southgate will be looking for them to do the business again tonight.

This will be a really intimidating atmosphere tonight, there's all Polish fans here, not many, if any, English fans here to give the boys some support.

It will be a very partisan crowd, a noisy crowd. We'll see what happens in terms of shouts and this sort of thing that might happen, we hope not.

It's on the pitch that England need to do the business. If they don't lose the game, I think Gareth will be quite happy.

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Poland star man Robert Lewandowski missed the game at Wembley but the country's record goalscorer is back for this game.

The Bayern Munich striker has 72 goals in 124 caps and has netted 10 goals in just six games for club and country this season.

"Lewangoalski, you know...Lewan-goal-ski...?"

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England boss Gareth Southgate knows his side cannot become complacent as they look to maintain their 100% record in World Cup qualifying tonight.

The Three Lions are top of Group I having won all five of their games so far.

"We are in a good moment and the team is playing well," he said.

"We have a squad of players, any of whom are more than comfortable to play and are playing well.

"But also those moments are dangerous because, if we get any sense of complacency, we are going into a game that will be a challenge.

"It is a high level of motivation but also guarding against a feeling we are better than we are. We are getting a good set of results because we are working hard for each other."

Rick: I'd bin off international breaks and run qualifying tournaments in the summer.

For kids thinking, who's that old man Terry Butcher on the radio?

This is him.

#nails

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BBC Radio 5 Live

You can listen to build-up and full commentary of the game now on BBC Radio 5 Live and at the top of this page.

John Murray will be alongside former England captain Terry Butcher.

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England sitting very pretty, including 4-0 victories in their last two games.

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Jay B: The only thing I’d change about football is an equal amount of money a club can spend on wages as a maximum. I’d also make it so that something like 30% of TV income in the Premier League would be passed down the leagues.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Warsaw

This is a magnificent stadium here in Warsaw and happily the glorious weather means there is no repeat of the World Cup qualifying debacle of 2012 when the state of the art roof was left open in a deluge and the game had to be postponed until the next day.

It promises to be a special atmosphere as the Poland fans start to file in. This will be arguably England's biggest test of their qualifying campaign.

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There has been talk once again this week about shaking up the international calendar, a World Cup taking place every two years has also been suggested.

If you were in charge of football, what changes would you make to the international game?

Send in your suggestions on Twitter using #bbcfootball, external

That Poland starting XI will cause some live texters a few problems.

Robert Lewandowski - who has scored six times in World Cup 2022 qualifying - leads Poland out in Warsaw.

Paulo Sousa, the former QPR, Swansea and Leicester boss, also includes Southampton defender Jan Bednarek and Brighton midfielder Jakub Moder - as well as Derby's Kamil Jozwiak.

Barnsley defender Michal Helik, who started last Sunday's 7-1 win in San Marino, is on the bench.

Poland XI: Szczesny, Dawidowicz, Glik, Bednarek, Puchacz, Jozwiak, Linetty, Krychowiak, Moder, Buksa, Lewandowski.

Gareth Southgate makes 11 changes to the side that started the 4-0 win over Andorra on Sunday.

After Jordan Henderson led the Three Lions out at Wembley, Harry Kane is back to captain them in Warsaw.

Kane has scored four of England's 17 goals in World Cup 2022 qualifying.

England XI: Pickford, Walker, Stones, Maguire, Shaw, Rice, Phillips, Mount, Grealish, Sterling, Kane.

Plenty of Home Nations interest tonight and some of the continent's big hitters are in action too.

Here is what we have (all 19:45 BST kick-offs):

Poland v England

Northern Ireland v Switzerland

Wales v Estonia

Head here to see tonight's fixture list in full