England vs Wales live: Score and updates as Rogers and Watkins strike early with Three Lions dominant at Wembley

16 mins: Totally dominant from England so far. Thomas Tuchel looks really pleased with this performance.

Neco Williams is pressured deep in his own half by a forward thinking Djed Spence and he whips the ball out of play for an England throw.

Desperate measure to clear some of the danger.

13 mins: Two goals to the good for England now and things could quickly run away from Wales.

The gulf in class is very evident at the minute.

England win another corner and keep the pressure on after the initial ball fails to challenge.

A recycled cross is delivered by Saka and Rice brings it down. Rogers takes it up and floats a pass to the back post where Watkins takes a touch and pokes it home!

6 mins: That goal will settle any nerves England may have had.

Thomas Tuchel celebrated with two fist pumps. The England boss knows how key it is for his side to get themselves ahead early in the game.

They’ll be pushing for more goals now with the pressure lessened.

“Marc Guehi never gave up, but the Welsh players and fans did, as the corner deflected to the back post by John Stones’ knockdown.

“The Palace defender stretched and nudged it back to Morgan Rodgers for a cut finish with his instep and suddely the away supporters are silent.

“You could see the fury from Bellamy on the touchline as he jumped behind his monitor to examine the damage. England ahead and with the perfect start, 1-0.”

It comes from the resultant corner after Darlow’s save of Gordon’s previous effort.

Declan Rice lifts the corner onto the head of John Stones who nods it towards the byline.

Marc Guehi keeps it in play and rolls it back to Morgan Rogers in the box.

He shoots first time and beats Darlow to send England ahead!

Anthony Gordon receives the ball on the left side and cuts inside before curling a pass over to Bukayo Saka.

Saka dinks it into the box where Morgan Rogers collects the ball and pulls it back to Gordon.

He shoots but Karl Darlow pokes the ball wide of the far post.

Declan Rice gets the ball rolling at Wembley.

He sends it all the way back to Jordan Pickford who boots it over to the right wing.

Ollie Watkins wins the header and nods it down but gives it up to David Brooks.

The Welsh midfielder drives forward but loses the ball before he can gain any momentum for the visitors.

“Fireworks that are warming the faces of every fan inside the stadium and deafening music with the players set to emerge onto the pitch.

“The noise from the corner of Welsh supporters is echoing in the background, too. A friendly, yes, but a historic rivalry and no time to waste in pursuit of momentum for Tuchel, particularly with a number of eyebrow-raising selections and omissions.

“Without Kane, can the Three Lions function in a different manner? Ollie Watkins with a huge opportunity tonight. The smoke from the fireworks lingers as the players are welcomed to a booming reception, including boos from the Welsh as the tannoy urges the fans to bring the noise for the Three Lions.”

Declan Rice leads out the Three Lions in the absence of Harry Kane and will want to impress as a leader on the pitch.

Ollie Watkins leading the line is another one to watch out for and he’ll need to show what he can do as an option other than Kane.

Wales have a tough task on their hands but Craig Bellamy has promised that his side will take the game to England tonight.