England will play without names on the back of their shirts during the second half, with the match dedicated as an Alzheimer's Society International as part of the Football Association's partnership with the charity.

The aim is to draw "attention to how people with dementia lose precious memories, even the names of their favourite football players".

It is the second time England have done so, after the 2-1 win against Switzerland at Wembley in March 2022.

Declan Rice only found out he was going to be England captain on Sunday, before he was at a news conference on Monday and this is what he said...

Declan Rice says it will be a "pinch-me" moment as he captains England on his 50th appearance in the friendly against Belgium.

The 25-year-old Arsenal midfielder has become a key figure for the Three Lions since making his debut in 2019. He takes the captain's armband, with Harry Kane and Kyle Walker out injured.

"On my 50th cap, to walk out at Wembley in front of my family and friends, it is a great honour - I'm a bit speechless," Rice said.

"It is a pinch-me moment, it will be an honour. I was absolutely lost for words when [Gareth Southgate] said to me I was going to be captain."

It is almost exactly five years since Rice made his England debut against the Czech Republic, having switched his international allegiance from the Republic of Ireland for whom he appeared on three occasions.

During that time he has helped England reach the final of the European Championship in 2021 and the quarter-finals of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

"I have grown so much as a player and person since I first came into the group," he added. "As time has gone on I've played more big games, more games at major tournaments. I have enjoyed every moment."

England manager Gareth Southgate says his side's 1-0 defeat by Brazil was a "good experiment" and a chance to "find out" about the squad's more inexperienced players.

England boss Gareth Southgate has had to contend with numerous injury problems during the March international break.

Alongside Harry Kane and Kyle Walker, Harry Maguire and Sam Johnstone are both out of tonight's match while Bukayo Saka, Luke Shaw and Trent Alexander-Arnold are also among the absentees.

While that means others will be given their chance to stake their claim for this summer's Euros in Germany, it is far from an ideal set of circumstances for the England boss.

"It is an incredible number who are unavailable to us," Southgate said. "I haven't experienced that before, but it means there are opportunities for other people.

"You can't worry about what we haven't got. You've got to move forward. There's a lot of different reasons for those injuries.

"We're probably finding out about more players but that's really helpful. To see all those players against high-level opposition will help us make better decisions moving forward."

Speaking before the Brazil match, England manager Gareth Southgate said strikers Ivan Toney and Ollie Watkins are aware they have a big opportunity with captain Harry Kane out through injury.

Watkins played in the 1-0 loss to Brazil, now it's Toney's chance to show what he can do.

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Cardiff is already pumping. It's been pumping all day.

Why? Because Wales meet Poland for a place at Euro 2024.

Both sides had troublesome qualifying campaigns but found form in their play-off semi-finals to set up this showdown, with Wales beating Finland 4-1 and Poland thrashing Estonia 5-1.

Excitement - or nervous tension, depending on your disposition - has been felt across the Welsh capital and the entire country all day.

This is it. All or nothing. A summer in Germany or a summer by the beach.

Wales are aiming to reach a third successive European Championship.

"It would be a great achievement for us to qualify," said Wales boss Rob Page.

Follow every beat of a tantalising night with our BBC Wales colleagues here.

England and Belgium have long had their travel and accommodation booked for a summer jaunt to Germany.

Six more nations have their tickets and digs sat in the checkout basket. Tonight they can hit confirm if they win one more game.

At 19:45 GMT, Wales play Poland, and Ukraine face Iceland, in the final two play-offs for Euro 2024 spots.

Georgia and Greece are battling it out now in the other play-off, heading into extra-time after a tight and tense 90 minutes in Tbilisi.

Georgia are aiming for their first major finals, while 2004 champions Greece have not reached the Euro finals since 2012.

Eighteen-year-old Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo tells BBC Radio 5 Live's John Murray that he did not time to think about making the England squad before his call-up for the friendlies against Brazil and Belgium.

So a massive night for Kobbie Mainoo, Ezri Konsa and Ivan Toney.

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England make five changes to the side that began the 1-0 defeat to Brazil at the weekend with Kobbie Mainoo, Ezri Konsa and Ivan Toney making their first starts for the Three Lions.

Lewis Dunk and Jarrod Bowen also come into Gareth Southgate’s starting XI with Kyle Walker and Harry Maguire injured and Conor Gallagher, Anthony Gordon and Ollie Watkins dropping to the bench.

England XI: Pickford, Konsa, Stones, Dunk, Chilwell, Rice, Mainoo, Foden, Bellingham, Bowen, Toney.

Subs: Ramsdale, Trafford, Gallagher, Watkins, Gordon, Gomez, Henderson, Branthwaite, Lewis, Rashford, Maddison, Palmer.

Belgium make seven changes to the side that began their 0-0 draw against the Republic of Ireland in Dublin on Saturday.

And their line-up has a distinctly Premier League feel to it with Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Matz Sels, Fulham defender Timothy Castagne, Aston Villa midfielder Youri Tielemans and Arsenal’s Leandro Trossard all retaining their places.

Manchester City winger Jeremy Doku, Everton midfielder Amadou Onana and Roma's on-loan Chelsea forward Romelu Lukaku are also among those included in Domenico Tedesco’s side.

Belgium XI: Sels, Castagne, Debast, Vertonghen, Theate, Tielemans, Onana, Mangala, Doku, Lukaku, Trossard.

Subs: Kaminski, Bodart, Faes, Openda, Lukebakio, Meunier, Deman, Bakayoko, Vermeeren, Vranckx, Batshuayi, De Winter.

Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of the international friendly as England, third in the world rankings, play Belgium, fourth in the rankings.

We will have live commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live and you will be able to listen to that in this page with kick-off at 19:45 GMT.

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The Euros are less than three months away and after the disappointment of losing at home to Brazil on Saturday, Gareth Southgate's England side will be looking for a good performance against one of Europe's strongest nations Belgium.

It's a chance to shine for some players and a good showing tonight could be the difference between earning a spot in the Euros squad or missing out.

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