There looked to be real hope when Raheem Sterling collected Jack Grealish's backheel, but then the Manchester City forward tries a turn, loses his bearings and the ball too.

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Thought it was in!

Delightful spin inside the box from sub Wilfried Gnonto and he ripples the net with a low strike.

Fortunately for England, it's on the outside.

20 to go, a draw is no good for England, they'll stay rooted to the bottom of the group and in severe danger of relegation.

He can hit them, we know that.

Jarrod Bowen with a positive run forward and finding Jack Grealish, who lays it off for James Ward-Prowse to screw wide from 25 yards out.

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Tammy Abraham fails to get on the scoresheet as his run-out comes to an end, he had that one big chance early in the first half but other than that openings were slim for the Roma man.

The several thousand school children at Molineux were excited to hear Harry Kane's name announced... he continues to chase Wayne Rooney's record.

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Here comes the cavalry for England.

Harry Kane, Jarrod Bowen and Kalvin Phillips enter.

Tammy Abraham, Declan Rice and Mason Mount make way.

Changes for Italy.

Manuel Locatelli makes way for Salvatore Esposito, while Lorenzo Pellegrini replaces Wilfried Gnonto.

Meanwhile, Youri Tielemans breaks the deadlock at the Cardiff City stadium, stroking the ball low past Wayne Hennessey after the Leicester man is picked out by Michy Batshuayi.

Belgium one goal to the good in Wales.

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Lovely ball lofted over to the back post from Lorenzo Pellegrini but Giovanni Di Lorenzo is unable to trouble Aaron Ramsdale with his effort.

The kids in the crowd come to life when Jack Grealish goes on a run down the left, but he cannot pick out Raheem Sterling in the box.

Absolutely cracking start to the second half of the Netherland's match against Poland.

Shocking defending by the hosts sees Piotr Zielinski put the Poles 2-0 up as he taps into an empty net after Przemysław Frankowski runs through on goal with the home defence having gone AWOL.

The Dutch respond instantly, breaking forward down the left and Davy Klaassen arriving in the box to force home Daley Blind's deflected cross.

And Denzel Dumfries then levels things up, with his goal confirmed by VAR after a long check for a possible offside. Three goals in the space five minutes!

Postpublished at 21:02 British Summer Time 11 June 2022

21:02 BST 11 June 2022

England 0-0 Italy

Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Molineux

That's got these youngsters on their feet again, a couple of tidy step-overs from Tammy Abraham and a neat link-up with Jack Grealish, only for the Roma striker to then take a clearance straight in the face. Ouch.

It was the showboating rather than the ball to the face that the crowd appreciated...

Tammy Abraham has had 21 touches of the ball so far, only Aaron Ramsdale with 20 has had fewer.

The Roma striker has had two shots, neither of which have been on target.

Gareth Southgate in deep discussion with Steve Holland on the England bench?

"What do you reckon we should do now, Steve?"

Professor Ndebele: Raheem Sterling completing his customary point blank miss

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Lovely football from England, picking out each other nicely.

Jack Grealish then plays the incisive pass through to Raheem Sterling inside the box, the forward spins and shoots but it's a comfortable save for Gianluigi Donnarumma.

Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Molineux

Pateint build-up from England - and you can't argue with it if it ends up with chances like that. Raheem Sterling surely has to score, though. That low, whipped cross from Reece James was the corridor-of-uncertainty perfection.