Greece vs England LIVE: Result and reaction as Three Lions seal victory in must-win Nations League clash

90+4 mins: A brilliant night for England. They would have felt a little irked after losing to Greece at Wembley. Three goals and a fine performance from Jordan Pickford was more than enough for the Three Lions to get through this match with a clean sheet and more importantly all three points.

England now have a better goal difference than Greece as well and will just need to defeat the Republic of Ireland at the weekend to win promotion back to the top tier of the Nations League.

90 mins: Four minutes of added time to play before the end of this game.

86 mins: Greece are still a threat but England have nullified them and the only voices to be heard in the stadium are coming from the English fans.

This victory will mean that the Three Lions have control of the group again.

Another one!

Morgan Gibbs-White comes off the bench and carries the ball up the pitch. He sends it out to Jarrod Bowen who slips a pass into the box for Morgan Rogers.

Rogers finds Curtis Jones who flicks a delicate shot at goal and nestles it into the far botton corner!

81 mins: Into the last 10 minutes now and England already seem more confortable. The main target was to get three points. Now they can try to add more goals.

I’m not sure Jude Bellingham will end up with this goal but he should do. He receives the ball drives at the Greece defence before smoking a low effort at the target.

Odysseas Vlachodimos drops to the right and pushes the ball onto the post. It rebounds, hits the goalkeeper on the back and bounces back over the line.

England have their second goal.

75 mins: 15 minutes to play. Lee Carsley is gesturing for England to get further up the pitch. They’re being penned in at present and need to get some control on the game.

72 mins: The Greek fans are in full voice now and fully believe that their team can get a goal back. Jordan Pickford is being made to work tonight.

Harry Kane takes a shot from range but sends it straight at the goalkeeper.

“Lee Carsley is up to three debuts for the night now with Lewis Hall and Morgan Rogers joining Curtis Jones on the pitch.

“England's most senior starter, Kyle Walker, has had a couple of shaky minutes at centre-back, however. And their captain is on: Harry Kane at least gets a 102nd cap for his trip to Greece.”

69 mins: Lee Carsley makes a triple change now. Ollie Watkins, Anthony Gordon and Noni Madueke are taken off with Harry Kane, Jarrod Bowen and Morgan Rogers - who makes his England debut - brought on to see out this game.

Will one of them get the goal England need to end the night on top of the table?