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Live Reporting

Michael Emons

  1. 'Good luck'

    England v Germany (19:45 BST)

    Brentford are quick off the mark to wish Ivan Toney luck. It will be an international debut for the Bees centre-forward if he gets on the pitch.

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  2. Stones and Shaw in for Walker and Saka
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    England have just announced their team and there are two changes from the 11 that began the 1-0 loss to Italy with John Stones and Luke Shaw coming in for Kyle Walker and Bukayo Saka.

    Full team news to follow.

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  3. Who should make England's starting XI?

    With England going into their final matches before the World Cup, the Daily Mail's Ian Ladyman joins The Football News Show to discuss the squad and who should make Gareth Southgate's starting line-up come their opener in Qatar in November.

  4. Get Involved #bbcfootball

    Who should be in or out of England's World Cup squad?

    As always we want your thoughts on all the action from Wembley. Before the action gets going on the pitch, it's your chance to pretend your Gareth Southgate so let us know which players should be on the plane to Qatar and who should be left behind and why.

    Tweet us using #bbcfootball and we will post the best messages in this page throughout the evening.

  5. Alexander-Arnold left out of matchday squad

    Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold has not been included in England's matchday squad for tonight's Nations League match against Germany.

    Alexander-Arnold, who missed last year's Euros through injury, has made just one international appearance this year and was an unused substitute in Friday's defeat by Italy.

    Fikayo Tomori, Jarrod Bowen and James Ward-Prowse also miss out. But Brentford striker Ivan Toney is in line to make his international debut.

    Toney, who has scored five goals in the Premier League this season, received his first England call-up this month but was not included for the Italy game.

    He has been named in the Three Lions' 23-man squad to face Germany, but Manchester City midfielder Jack Grealish is out through suspension. The other omissions are squad selections and not because of injury.

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  6. We are waiting for the team news from Wembley, but we already know some England names that won't be featuring...

  7. Thanks for joining us

    Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of the Nations League match between England and Germany.

    I'm Michael Emons and it is my pleasure to be talking you through all the action tonight.

    Kick-off at Wembley is at 19:45 BST and we will have live radio commentary from BBC Radio 5 Live in this very page.

  8. Not long until the World Cup

    It has been a tough few months for England's men's team and boss Gareth Southgate.

    Five matches played in the Nations League, no wins, only one goal, relegation to the second tier and pressure mounting on the manager.

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    But, in their last match before the World Cup starts in November, the Three Lions have a chance to record a much-needed morale boost when they entertain old rivals Germany at Wembley tonight.

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