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

69 mins: Another change for Poland. Grzegorz Krychowiak is replaced with Damian Szymanski. All signs from Poland say that want to go and win this.

66 mins: Poland have made an attacking change as Karol Swiderski replaces Adam Buksa. They haven’t had much joy in England’s final joy in this half but Puchacz gives the Polish fans something to cheer.

He se drives the ball into the box, shimmies away from Stones and then smokes a shot into the side netting. Good run.

63 mins: Close! Shaw swings the free kick into the middle of the box where Maguire wins the header. He knocks it towards the back post as Sterling makes the run. The ball bounces off the bottom of the upright and away from Sterling before Poland clear the danger as the offside flag goes up against the Man City winger.

60 mins: Krychowiak loses patience watching Grealish run with the ball. He tracks Grealish as he comes inside and then takes his legs out from under him resulting in a yellow card and an England free kick.

57 mins: England have got Poland on the ropes in defence. Sterling is causing some real problems from the right with his movement on the ball. He dribbles it into the box again but doesn’t spot Kane’s run into the six-yard area. Instead he rolls it onto his left foot and has a shot blocked.

54 mins: This is a lot better from England. They’re taking the game to their opponents, making sharp runs into the box from both sides and moving the ball quickly. Phillips is set up with the chance to shoot from range and goes for it. He connects well but the effort sails straight into the hands of Szczesny in goal.

51 mins: Sterling shimmies into the box but can’t find space to cross as Dawidowicz blocks his effort. The ball loops over to Shaw who does whip one into the middle but Jan Bednarek clears it before getting cleaned out by Harry Kane trying to win the aerial ball.

Poland 0 - 0 England

48 mins: Kalvin Phillips wins the ball in midfield and pokes it to Mount to send England away on the counter attack. Mount drives to the box before slipping the ball to Grealish. He flows into the left side of the area, cuts back on himself and then sends a low shot across goal. Szczesny dives low and seems to get a fingertip to the ball forcing it wide of the far post but the referee awards a goal kick.

Second half: John Stones is fit enough to continue on for England. There are no changes for either team as the Three Lions get the second half underway.

Poland have been doing their best to unsettle England. They’re physical imposing themselves into tackles, leaving a bit too much on the players. Glick, in particular, is making himself a nuisance during set pieces.

Both teams are having a go ateach other. This is a test now for the Three Lions.