England vs Hungary LIVE: World Cup qualifying result, final score and reaction tonight

60 mins: Kyle Walker gives the ball away on the edge of his own box but Andras Schafer’s shot is blocked by John Stones. Bukayo Saka is ready to come on for England.

The Three Lions burst quickly forward on the attack with Foden slipping the ball into the right side of the box for Sterling. His cross is blocked and England win a corner.

57 mins: Harry Kane finally gets into the game by playing a one-two with Grealish on the left edge of the box. Kane cuts inside and hits one at goal but sends it straight at the goalkeeper. Encouraging signs from the England captain.

54 mins: Chance! Foden sends the ball down the right side for Sterling who makes a nice run in behind the lines. He carries the ball into the box as Grealish makes a run towards the back post. Sterling sees him and crosses the ball but Gulacsi leaps into the six-yard box to palm the ball away. He stops the cross and Kecskes tidies up by booting the ball back down the pitch.

51 mins: Walker drives into midfield as England look to attack on the break. Shaw sprints up with him and collects the ball. He attempts to send it up to Grealish but underhits the pass and Nego intercepts. The wingback breezes past Shaw who pulls him back and gives away a free kick.

48 mins: There’s been no changes from either manager at half-time.

England win a corner that Foden delivers into the box. The cross goes over Kane and is punched away but Hungary’s goalkeeper Gulacsi.

England regain possession and Walker whips out another lovely diagonal pass over to Grealish. Grealish shimmies into the box but is tackled by Nego and England win another corner.

Kick off: England get the game back underway. Phil Foden gives the ball to Declan Rice who passes it over to Luke Shaw. England’s defensive line pushes up the pitch and Hungary back off them. Foden drifts out wide on the right and is given the ball by Kyle Walker. Fode darts inside but can’t find a way through a packed midfield and retreats with the ball.

John Stones has scored his first goal for England since netting a brace against Panama at the 2018 World Cup. He had gone 23 appearances without a goal for the Three Lions prior to tonight.

Hungary took the lead in the first half thanks to a soft penalty decision against Luke Shaw. Roland Sallai put the visitors in front but the goal kicked England into gear.

Jack Grealish took defenders on and drew a foul deep in the opposition’s box. Phil Foden’s set piece delivery was superb and a flick on from Declan Rice got the ball to John Stones who tapped in for an equaliser.

The match is perfectly poised for an exciting second half.

45+1 mins: The corner comes to nothing for England but the recover the ball. Shaw flicks a beautiful floating cross into the back post where Sterling peels off Z. Nagy and fires a header at goal. Gulacsi reacts quickly to keep it out and Sterling sends the rebound into the side netting under pressure from the defender.

The whistle goes for half-time with the scores level. It’s not been England’s best performance in that first half but they’ve managed to score and go into the break on level terms.