Leon Osman
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Ben Chilwell has played really well out on the left-hand side. You can hear him being positive with his barking orders.

He has found himself in the penalty area on a number of occasions and should probably have more than the one goal, if we are being completely honest.

This is England's seventh World Cup qualifier. They're yet to concede a goal in the first half.

Denmark are one and a half games from the World Cup.

They lead Moldova 4-0 at the break. See that one out and beat Austria on Tuesday and they're going to Qatar.

Serbia are drawing 0-0 with Luxembourg. That could be a boost to Portugal if it stays like that.

Switzerland lead 10-man Northern Ireland 1-0 at half-time. Follow that one here.

As things stand, England *could* qualify for the World Cup on Tuesday.

But they'd need things to go their way.

Poland lead San Marino 2-0 at half-time which could take them up to second place, because Albania are drawing 0-0 with Hungary.

If Albania win today, that means England would definitely have to wait to next month.

But right now, if England beat Hungary on Tuesday and Albania and Poland draw their game, Gareth Southgate's side are going to Qatar.

Leon Osman
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

England are looking for the referee to help. She has to stamp out one or two of these challenges.

Nobody minds a ferocious challenge that is done in full honesty going for the ball, but there has been one or two where it clearly doesn't look like the Andorra player has gone for the ball and they have attempted to have a right swipe.

They are the ones nobody wants to see and will be the ones that bring frustration.

Stephen: Phil Foden is a special generational footballer.

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Phil Foden has a passing accuracy of 94.7%. I know it's Andorra but he's been exceptional.

Kateryna Monzul blows for half-time just as the game begins to turn spicy. Phil Foden gets a lecture while Jadon Sancho is unhappy after being fouled.

Three minutes additional time.

Jadon Sancho is booked for kicking the ball away - and then shakes hands with female referee Kateryna Monzul.

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Bukayo Saka has scored in consecutive England appearances after netting just one goal in his first 10 for the Three Lions.

Arjun: Andorra are defending with every fibre of their being and we’ve still had 90% of the possession. By the 60th minute, they’ll be so tired, it’ll be goals like London buses. Oh, and Saka just scored!

John Stones has just got a yellow card after having a nibble at an Andorra player. Referee Kateryna Monzul is not standing for that.

Leon Osman
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a beautifully taken finish from Saka.

But again it is Phil Foden, the moment he takes possession of the ball the England players come alive. They know he has the quality and the eye for a pass.

Neil: I assume we won't get the second, third and fourth goals until Kane, Stirling and Grealish enter the game.

The second is coming, Neil. Be patient.

Conor Coady's voice is booming all the way back to Wolverhampton. He's barking orders at his team-mates. And he's very loud.

Colin: The cynicism of the Andorran fouls is going to get someone seriously injured!

Bukayo Saka wins England yet another free-kick before John Stones tries to spark another attack with a long punt forward but he hits it too long and it goes out for a goal kick.