FULL TIME: England 2-1 Brazil (Rooney, Lampard; Fred)
90′ – Lucas has had a lively last few minutes, but sees his spritely run come in vain as Fred’s flick is to nobody.
90′ – Three minutes added time…
90′ – Lucas, Arouca and Fred all seek to find a way into the area, but the England defence is holding firm thus far.
87′ – Neymar gets round the outside of Gary Cahill on the left, but Smalling gets across Fred to stop the ball reaching the striker.
85′ – England win a corner on the left through James Milner. Taken short and wasted though.
83′ – Brazil finally do create a chance as Oscar frees Lucas Moura with a backheel. Lucas picks out Fred, but the ball gets stuck under the striker’s feet at the edge of the area.
81′ – England look in no danger at all with 10 minutes left. Brazil short of ideas.
79′ – Neymar links well with Lucas Moura, but can’t quite pick out the PSG player with his return ball.
78′ – Julio Cesar is now Brazil captain as David Luiz is taken off to be replaced by Miranda.
77′ – Dante has had a good game tonight, in testing circumstances. Felipão wlll be pleased with his showing.
75′ – Theo Walcott is replaced by Aaron Lennon on the England right wing.
74′ – Brazil keeping possession well, but not pushing out of their own half. England keeping them back so far.
72′ – England dealing very comfortably with Brazil’s attacks once more now. At the other end, they are linking well in attack also.
70′ – Rooney looks to pick out James Milner at the far post, but his cross is just too high for the Manchester City player.
69′ – Filipe Luis replaces Adriano for Brazil at left-back.
68′ – Neymar attempts an overhead kick from outside the area, but the ball flies high and wide.
66′ – Daniel Alves looks to pick out Lucas Moura ahead of him, but his long, lofted ball heads straight into the arms of Joe Hart.
64′ – I don’t know what happened to Theo Walcott at half-time, but he’s absolutely destroyed Adriano this half. The Barcelona man can’t get near him.
62′ – Jean replaces Paulinho, while James Milner is on for Welbeck.
60′ GOAL England 2-1 Brazil (Frank Lampard) – Walcott beats Adriano once more and Dante clears. Arouca, though, loses possession and Lampard finishes with a first-time shot.
58′ – Walcott beats Adriano with easr on the right and fires a low cross across the six-yard box. Julio Cesar deals with the cross and Gerrard eventually fires over from 25 yards.
55′ – David Luiz man handles Cahill in the area, but the English defender still manages to head at goal. Julio Cesar tips over.
53′ – Scolari will be pleased with his side’s reaction, but they must keep this up. A long time left to play.
51′ – Brazil really hassling England now, with Oscar now central. Lampard the latest to concede possession.
50′ – OFF THE BAR! Fred hits the bar after another mistake from Cahill. England are rattled.
48′ – GOAL England 1-1 Brazil (Fred) – Gary Cahill gives the ball away to Lucas Moura and Fred coolly shoots home left-footed. Poor from the Chelsea man.
46′ – Gerrard tests Júlio César from outside the area and his shot is well saved, but almost runs for Jack Wilshere on the rebound.
20.37 GMT: SECOND HALF…
20.35 GMT: Leighton Baines on for Ashley Cole and Frank Lampard on for Tom Cleverley. Lucas Moura, Arouca and Fred replace Ronaldinho, Luis Fabiano and Ramires for Brazil
20.30 GMT: Plenty for England to be pleased with, in midfield in particular. Not always an area they’ve done well.
20.27 GMT: It’s only early season for some of the Brazilian team, but the likes of Luis Fabiano and Ronaldinho have been well off the pace.
20.20 GMT: HALF TIME – England 1-0 Brazil – A deserved lead for the hosts who have outplayed Brazil so far. Ronaldinho missed a penalty before Rooney scored from a Julio Cesar save.
45′ – One minute of added time…
43′ – Another save from Julio Cesar, this time to comfortably deny Walcott on the counter.
41′ – Wayne Rooney drives a long shot wide of the goal as Jack Wilshere’s run is halted by David Luiz.
39′ – OFF THE LINE! Glen Johnson heads clear as Paulinho’s flick looks to be heading in at the far post.
37′ – Oscar, who has been excellent tonight, sets up Neymar with excellent play from the right, but Neymar misses a sitter.
35′ – Big questions for Scolari so far. Júlio César and Dante have been excellent, while Ronaldinho and Luis Fabiano have been poor.
34′ – Walcott will be very disappointed there. Rooney won the ball back in midfield to give the Arsenal man chance to burst forward, but he runs straight into David Luiz.
32′ – England look to counter with Welbeck, but David Luiz steps in. The Chelsea man then loses the ball.
30′ – Brazil look a bit rattled since the goal. They really need to settle down a bit.
28′ – Another fine run from Wilshere, before he picks out Walcott. The Arsenal man skips past Dante, but can’t find Rooney.
26′ GOAL England 1-0 Brazil (Wayne Rooney) – Rooney tucks home the rebound as Julio Cesar denies Walcott after Wilshere’s through ball.
25′ – England are playing well here and Jack Wilshere is at the heart of everything they are doing. They’ve been very tidy.
23′ – Ashley Cole, goalless in 100 appearances for his country, shoots over the bar from 20 yards.
22′ – Welbeck has a half-chance for England, but lofts the ball over the bar from a narrow angle. Good build up from Rooney and Wilshere.
19′ – SAVED! Hart gets down low to save from Ronaldinho and also from the rebound. Cleverley then gets in to deny Neymar.
18′ – PENALTY! Wilshere has been penalised for a handball from a cross from Ronaldinho. A little harsh.
16′ – Adriano has been dealing well with Walcott so far. Wilshere crunches into him as reward for for his efforts though.
14′ – England are looking to cross from deep towards their strikers. Julio Cesar punches clear on this occasion.
12′ – Oscar now goes for goal himself at the end of a long run from Neymar. Well over the bar. It was a chance, though.
10′ – WHAT A SAVE! Júlio César at full stretch to flick Wayne Rooney’s header over the bar. The whistle had gone for a push, but the QPR keeper wasn’t to know that.
9′ – Another good Brazilian defensive header. Gerrard almost picks out Walcott with a raking diagonal ball, but Adriano heads clear.
8′ – Oscar, who looks to be tucked in on the right, almost picks out Luis Fabiano this time. Chris Smalling is in place to hold off the São Paulo striker, though.
6′ – Again, Oscar almost picks out Neymar. Cahill once more gets back to disrupt the Santos man’s progress.
5′ – Brazil threaten with a lovely flowing counter attack, but Gary Cahill is quickly across to cut out Oscar’s ball to Neymar.
3′ – England win a corner as Walcott attacks following a loose Dante pass. Headed clear by Ramires.
2′ – Wayne Rooney is almost in behind the Brazil defence, but David Luiz does well to head clear from Tom Cleverley’s delightful diagonal ball.
1′ – England in possession at the start then. Joe Hart brings gasps from the crowd with a Cruyff turn in his own area.
19.34 GMT: KICK-OFF!
19.32 GMT: A minutes silence to remember the victims of the Santa Maria fire, Bobby Moore and the Munich air disaster. Sadly, there are some idiots in the crowd this evening.
19.30 GMT: So many potential storylines tonight. From a Brazilian perspective, a chance to impress for so many of this starting eleven.
19.27 GMT: If you are a Twitter user, you can follow our reporter Callum Fox who is at Wembley this evening – @cjfox21
19.26 GMT: National Anthem time at Wembley. Brazil, as the visitors, are up first.
19.24 GMT: Ronaldinho is presented with a #100 shirt as he makes his 100th appearance for Brazil. Steven Gerrard receives a Golden Cap from the FA for the same honour.
19.22 GMT: Today is the return to managing Brazil of Luis Felipe Scolari. His last game – The 2002 World Cup final.
19.21 GMT: The teams are on their way out at Wembley. This game is so important for both sides’ development. England v Brazil is always a cracking fixture, also.
Brazil: Julio Cesar; Dani Alves, Dante, David Luiz, Adriano; Paulinho, Ramires, Oscar, Ronaldinho; Neymar, Luis Fabiano.
England: Hart; Johnson, Smalling, Cahill, Cole; Gerrard, Cleverley, Wilshere, Walcott; Welbeck, Rooney.
19.15 GMT: Welcome to Sambafoot’s live coverage of this evening’s friendly game in London. Team news to follow shortly.
