Andy Cryer
BBC Sport in Qatar

It's a strange atmosphere at the moment.

Both sets of fans waiting for something to happen.

It must be remembered that the Al Bayt Stadium is massive, but this is one of the flattest atmospheres I've experienced so far in this tournament.

Plenty of time for that to change mind.

Harry Kane!

The forward is at the near post and heads away the whipped corner from Antoine Griezmann.

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Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

A really good block by John Stones there. That play down the right has opened England up again, rather than down the left as we anticipated.

France look threatening.

Jude Bellingham is forced into a sliding tackle to concede a corner.

He waves his hands to get the England fans going.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC

Sometimes Jordan Henderson comes under unfair criticism - he's done a wonderful job for club and country for many years.

He gets on with it, you never hear him whinging or moaning.

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That bloke on social media who looks like about 15 people, including Steve McClaren is here. He's in a 1998 World Cup shirt and clasping a replica World Cup.

France come forward again. A low cross into the mixer is cut out by ban England boot.

The noise in the stadium rises as France come forward. It's a bit sloppy from England, who allow the ball to be worked to Kylian Mbappe.

He crosses but the ball is behind Olivier Giround - not that this has stopped him scoring mad goals before. This time, though, England survive and clear.

Jon: This is the sort of game where we can assess Southgate's management. Done a decent job beating teams we should be beating but this is where it counts. Hopefully he gets it right.

Luke Shaw takes and swings the ball towards Harry Maguire. A French head meets the ball but the flag is up. Maguire went a fraction early.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

A really strong start by England, a confident start. England are pressing, they're going for it. France will drop and are comfortable sitting in their own half.

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Once again, Phil Foden is the target for Harry Maguire after he dumps Antoine Griezmann on the ground with a fine tackle.

Foden shows neat footwork and is tripped by Ousmane Dembele.

This free-kick is going in to the box, no messing...

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC

Good intensity to the game straight away.

We're blessed to be watching some of the best players in Europe. So much creativity on the pitch, so many match winners.

For a moment it looks like Bukayo Saka might have a route through the French defence. He is held up and forced to pass to Harry Kane, whose cross is blocked.

Boos for Kylian Mbappe.

His first run sees him cut inside but he is stopped from going any further by a mass of England players.

Front to back. Harry Maguire fires a long ball forward trying to find Phil Foden. No qualms with the big, booming pass.

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Andy Cryer
BBC Sport in Qatar

Pretty even spread of France and England fans here in Al Bayt Stadium.

It's certainly far from full though.

There is no doubt Morocco and Argentina are going to have the majority of the support come the semi-finals.

Simon

Kyle Walker's first act is to get ahead of Kylian Mbappe to stop the ball reaching him. More of that, please, Kyle.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Six days since the last game the talking is over. It's one that's been building and building. It should be an absolute epic.

It's England v France for a place in the semi-finals of the World Cup.

Do I need say anymore?

We are under way...