England vs Hungary LIVE: Nations League result, final score and reaction tonight

85 mins: England need this game to end now. Kyle Walker is the most recent player to go in the book for a lunging tackle on Nego. The game is gone, the motivation is gone.

It’s been a poor international break for the Three Lions. They need a reset and a refresh before the final two Nations League games in September.

82 mins: Over in Germany the hosts have moved into a 5-0 lead over Italy. Timo Werner has a brace.

Red card! John Stones has picked up a second yellow card for absolutely nothing. Daniel Gazdag runs into Stones and falls to the floor clutching his face. Stones has no idea he was even there but the referee must have seen the aftermath of Gazdag rolling around on the floor and pulls out the red card!

80 mins: Terrible night for England. Zsolt Nagy seals the deal for Hungary by smoking a shot in from the front edge of the box after Hungary break on the counter-attack.

Hungary have been clinical tonight. They’ve had four shots on target and have scored three of them!

78 mins: Off the bar! Mason Mount receives the ball on the left wing and comes inside before flicking the ball into the box. Harry Kane meets it in space and whips his header towards goal only for it to rattle into the crossbar and bounce clear!

75 mins: Close! Marc Guehi lifts a long ball over to Raheem Sterling who stretches for the ball and manages to bring it under control. He spins away from a defender and guides it back to Phil Foden who fizzes an effort wide of the nearest post.

72 mins: Things have gone from bad to worse for England. They’re staring down the barrel of another defeat to Hungary and the worse thing is it isn’t really surprising based on their performance.

Hungary have been more disciplined, more determined and have come here with a clear gameplan.

69 mins: He’s done it again! Kalvin Phillips has the ball nicked off him by Martin Adam who carries it up to the box before sliding a pass wide of Kyle Walker to play in Roland Sallai. He runs onto the ball and belts it with the outside of his right foot, Aaron Ramsdale has no time to react and Hungary have a second goal!

66 mins: Martin Adam replaces Adam Szalai for Hungary as Phil Foden makes an appearance for England. He replaces Jude Bellingham.

England now have Sterling, Kane, Foden, Mount and Saka on the pitch. Can they create something and score an equaliser?

63 mins: England have had over 77% possession in this game but it doesn’t feel as though they’ve ever been in control. Hungary are frustrating them, they’re defending well and closing down the midfield with sharp intensity.