Another decent effort by England fans.

This is an 80,000-plus sell-out at the national stadium despite England having already qualified with two matches to spare.

What will the atmosphere be like?

After last month's win over Wales at Wembley, Three Lions boss Thomas Tuchel said: "I love English football and I love English football fans and the support they give, but I think the atmosphere did not match the performance on the field.

"We had excellent support in Serbia, but [here] we were 3-0 up after 20 minutes, we had ball win after ball win after ball win and I felt like why is the roof still on the stadium? That's just it, it's nothing big.

"We will do everything again to be infectious, there's no problem. I'm sure we will get everyone going - it is on us. But tonight I was a little underwhelmed."

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It's chucking it down at Wembley.

One big question tonight: what will the atmosphere be like at the national stadium after last month?

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Wembley

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On competition for places in England's squad...

I think it is healthy. There is always a case in the goalkeeper situation, you always want your counterpart to do well, but you want to be the one that plays when team selection is made. That is good to have throughout the team.

These players know they're under pressure to hold the jersey. There is nobody pulling out of the squad unnecessarily.

Everyone wants to be involved - it is exciting times ahead for Thomas Tuchel and England.

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England boss Thomas Tuchel, speaking to ITV1 on the battle to be his number 10: "We have some options and maybe we have to take tough decision. First we need to come to the summer. We have matches to play and that's where the focus is."

On his comments about Phil Foden being a false nine or a back-up to Harry Kane: "This is an option. I want him in the middle of the pitch and close to the opponents box. He plays a deeper role for Manchester City this season which he does excellently. Maybe he will be a option for a number eight, but at the minute he is between the nine or 10."

On what he has been most surprised by since taking over as England boss: "Not sure about the surprise. I just love the players, I love the group and the mentality. It was everything I hoped for. I think we stepped up since the September camp. That was a nice surprise. We demanded it, we wanted it, we saw it, we felt it."

On if his honesty on players is brutal: "Normally everything I say to you, the guys already heard it in the locker room or between us. I don't give messages via the camera, normally everything is already said. That's how I operate."

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter at Wembley

Thomas Tuchel has been clear and consistent in his approach. If you play well, you deserve to keep the shirt.

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World Cup

We'll bring you updates from some of the other key European qualifiers tonight (all times 19:45 GMT).

France will qualify if they beat Ukraine at the Parc des Princes.

Portugal will book their place at the World Cup if they beat the Republic of Ireland in Dublin.

If Ireland lose they cannot qualify for the World Cup - and Hungary would seal a play-off spot.

Italy have to beat Moldova to keep alive their slim hopes of qualifying automatically.

But they are currently six points behind Norway with an inferior goal difference by 19. So they'd need to win by a huge score tonight and then thrash Norway on Sunday.

Plus Albania will seal second place, behind England, if they see off Andorra and the Three Lions beat Serbia.

Swaziman: Now is not the time to experiment. Put a team together that will work together and play together. Get them used to playing with one another.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport football reporter at Wembley Stadium

England have won their last nine competitive matches and have produced 5-0 wins in their last two away games.

It does feel like the Three Lions are building up some momentum as they prepare for the World Cup and Thomas Tuchel can feel it too.

The England manager has said he will not experiment in the remaining matches leading up to the tournament as he knows a large part of what will be his starting XI.

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England boss Thomas Tuchel, speaking to ITV1 about time running out for players to prove themselves before the World Cup: "We have just one more camp...so we are running out of matches to try things. But every player has a chance. There is always a chance."

On how close Danny Welbeck was to being named in the squad: "He is very close. Do I really need to see this in November? I feel I know what he can give us."

Full quotes coming up.

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Nico O'Reilly is the sixth player to be given their first England start by Thomas Tuchel. This is Tuchel's ninth game in charge of the Three Lions.

The other five are Dan Burn, Elliot Anderson, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Trevoh Chalobah and Djed Spence.

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Right, we already know England will be competing at the World Cup next summer.

But who will be on the plane to North America? And who will get left behind?

Should Jack Grealish forget about the Three Lions and book a summer holiday? Does Trent Alexander-Arnold go to the World Cup? And what about the likes of Anthony Gordon, Jarrod Bowen and Morgan Gibbs-White?

And are there any surprise picks Thmas Tuchel taking with him?

Please let us know by clicking the 'get involved' tab at the top of the page.

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Norway have almost booked their place at the World Cup after a 4-1 win over Estonia in Group I.

Erling Haaland and Alexander Sorloth netted twice each in the second half.

The Norwegians are six points above Italy, who visit Moldova at 19:45 GMT, and have a better goal difference by 19.

Elsewhere, Iceland have moved up into a Group D play-off place with a 2-0 victory in Azerbaijan.

And Hungary have boosted their chances of at least a play-off with a 1-0 victory over Armenia in Group F.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The discussion was all about Jude Bellingham being left out of the last squad and the manager's relationship with Bellingham.

I personally think he is the best player when he is at his best.

They have to find a way to get him into that side somehow, but the way Morgan Rogers has played, especially in the last game away at Serbia, particularly the 5-0 win.

Rogers was a surprise addition to the side and arguably his form has been better for England than it has been at club level, although that has started to improve.