We're back at Molineux a few days after England's last outing here, but this time in front of a full crowd who will be hoping the Three Lions' performance lives up to the glorious weather in Wolverhampton this evening.
Saturday's goalless draw with Italy was limited to several thousand youngsters - because of a punishment handed out following crowd trouble at the Euros final last summer - and their excitable hollering gave it a school sports day atmosphere rather than a full international.
That was without even having a goal to celebrate. Please, just give us at least one tonight.
Today's action
19:45 BST kick-offs unless stated
GROUP D1
Moldova v Andorra (17:00)
Liechtenstein v Latvia
GROUP A3
England v Hungary
Germany v Italy
GROUP A4
Netherlands v Wales
Poland v Belgium
GROUP B1
Armenia v Scotland (17:00)
Ukraine v Republic of Ireland
GROUP B3
Bosnia-Herzegovina v Finland
Romania v Montenegro
GROUP C1
Luxembourg v Faroe Islands
Turkey v Lithuania
BreakingTeam news - nine changes for England
England v Hungary (19:45 BST)
Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Molineux
Gareth Southgate makes nine changes to the England side who drew 0-0 with Italy on Saturday, with only goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale and Reece James keeping their places.
There could also be a switch in formation too - will England line up with three at the back or will it be a four with Kyle Walker and James either side of Marc Guehi and John Stones?
Along with Walker, Guehi and Stones, there is a return to midfield for Kalvin Phillips and Jude Bellingham, while Conor Gallagher gets his first minutes of this international break.
Jarrod Bowen, captain Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka also return.
Live Reporting
Shamoon Hafez
All times stated are UK
Back at Molineux
England v Hungary (19:45 BST)
Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Molineux
We're back at Molineux a few days after England's last outing here, but this time in front of a full crowd who will be hoping the Three Lions' performance lives up to the glorious weather in Wolverhampton this evening.
Saturday's goalless draw with Italy was limited to several thousand youngsters - because of a punishment handed out following crowd trouble at the Euros final last summer - and their excitable hollering gave it a school sports day atmosphere rather than a full international.
That was without even having a goal to celebrate. Please, just give us at least one tonight.
Today's action
19:45 BST kick-offs unless stated
GROUP D1
Moldova v Andorra (17:00)
Liechtenstein v Latvia
GROUP A3
England v Hungary
Germany v Italy
GROUP A4
Netherlands v Wales
Poland v Belgium
GROUP B1
Armenia v Scotland (17:00)
Ukraine v Republic of Ireland
GROUP B3
Bosnia-Herzegovina v Finland
Romania v Montenegro
GROUP C1
Luxembourg v Faroe Islands
Turkey v Lithuania
BreakingTeam news - nine changes for England
England v Hungary (19:45 BST)
Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Molineux
Gareth Southgate makes nine changes to the England side who drew 0-0 with Italy on Saturday, with only goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale and Reece James keeping their places.
There could also be a switch in formation too - will England line up with three at the back or will it be a four with Kyle Walker and James either side of Marc Guehi and John Stones?
Along with Walker, Guehi and Stones, there is a return to midfield for Kalvin Phillips and Jude Bellingham, while Conor Gallagher gets his first minutes of this international break.
Jarrod Bowen, captain Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka also return.
England XI: Ramsdale, Walker Guehi, Stones, James, Saka, Phillips, Bellingham, Gallagher, Bowen, Kane.
Hungary make two changes following their 1-1 draw with Germany - goalkeeper Denes Dibusz and midfielder Andras Schafer are the ones to come in.
The Bury-born Barnsley midfielder Callum Styles gets a start too.
Hungary XI: Dibusz, Szalai, Orban, Lang, Nagy, Styles, Schafer, Fiola, Szoboszlai, Sallai, Szalai.
Post update
No messing around today, straight into team news.
Need a clean cut 2-0 England win, Harry Kane can leave the record for another and we can all go to bed with a smile.
One more time
England v Hungary (19:45 BST)
Physically tired and mentally burnt out, will this season ever end?
Yes (thankfully) is the answer.
Tonight sees the last batch of men's games before drawing the 2021-22 campaign to a close.
Will England end on a high or will they be staring at relegation from the Nations League?