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Former England keeper Rob Green on BBC Radio 5 Live: "I don't think Luke Shaw was expecting the Hungary player to put his head in there. I thought at first it was harsh but then when you see the replay he is very high and kicks him in the head."

Ex-England defender Matt Upson: "I felt it was harsh. He won the ball clearly and it was the follow through that caught the player in the head."

Andrew Morris: Can I try some reverse mockers? Kane's been rather anonymous tonight. He's not in the game at all. And Grealish had to get a shot off then; a wasted opportunity. Pep's right; Grealish needs to get a finishing touch to be truly world-class.

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Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

England have begun to play a bit quicker. They have just sped their play up a bit and once they did that then they started to look more dangerous.

England respond well to falling behind but plenty of room for improvement in the second half.

This would have been the perfect time to score, as they say.

Into the one minute of additional time in the first half, Luke Shaw hangs a cross to the back post for Raheem Sterling to head at goal which is pushed out by Peter Gulacsi and the Manchester City forward side-foots wide the follow-up.

One minute to half-time, Gareth Southgate will be 4/10 pleased so far.

Conor Washington has notched for Northern Ireland to give them the lead in Sofia against Bulgaria.

The decision went to VAR but the 29-year-old Charlton forward has got his sixth international goal.

Elsewhere in Europe, Dusan Vlahovic has put Serbia in front against Azerbaijan. As it stands that sees the hosts leapfrog back to the top of Group A, above Portugal.

Meanwhile, Breel Embolo and Renato Steffen have given Switzerland a healthy two-goal lead against Lithuania.

England have another free-kick down the right, again Phil Foden is the man to put it into the mixer but this time gets his angles wrong and Peter Gulacsi is out to collect.

Why did he cut back???

Raheem Sterling plays a precise pass to Jack Grealish on the edge of the box and the Man City midfielder drifts into the box.

He beats his man with a lovely turn to open up the angle for a shot, but decides to come back onto his left foot and then loses possession.

Poor decision-making that.

Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

England responded well to going behind and it's good to have the test sometimes - you can't expect every game to go to plan. Getting that goal before half-time helps a lot.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

England had just started to apply some pressure after the shock of falling behind and John Stones has provided the perfect tonic. England are turning up the tempo and starting to win free-kicks in dangerous areas, one of which brought the goal after another foul on Jack Grealish,

Hungary are getting stuck in, now Jack Grealish is tripped by one red shirt and his shoved to the ground on his way down by another.

Leaves him eating grass.

From the corner, Hungary fail to fully clear but the ball drops for neither Raheem Sterling nor Harry Kane in the six yard box and the visitors can hack it to safety.

Mason Mount is bundled over by Adam Nagy down the left edge and the hosts have a free-kick in a good position.

Mount himself dusts himself off and whips in a cross which goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi punches away.

Gareth Southgate has been out to the touchline, defender John Stones has been across to the touchline.

Plenty of communication going on but England are still struggling to get a foothold in the contest.

Jack Grealish goes nose to nose with Zsolt Nagy, unhappy with a late tackle from the Hungary left-back.

Bit of handbags between the two.

Hungary are in charge at the moment, if it remains this way until half-time Gareth Southgate will be making a change or two to wrestle back a bit of control.

Callum Robinson has doubled the Republic of Ireland's lead. The West Brom forward is the first player to score two or more goals in consecutive appearances for the Republic since Robbie Keane in June 2013.

Two wins on the spin for boss Stephen Kenny?