England v Ivory Coast live updates - the latest from Wembley Stadium

England extend their unbeaten run to nine games!

It finishes at Wembkey Stadium England 3-0 Ivory Coast

Mings wins the header from the corner, and gets England their third!

The ball flashes across goal after a Walker-Peters cross, but Smith Rowe's effort deflects for a corner.

Three minutes of additonal time to be played at the end of the second half.

Maguire lofts a ball over the top of the Ivorian back line for Kane to latch on to, but his first touch let him down.

Yohan Boli comes on in his place.

The Crystal Palace man comes on for Ward-Prowse.

A free-kick from out wide is delivered deep into the box and Deli latches onto the end of it with the whole goal to aim at, but fires it over the bar!

The substitutes have looked bright since their introduction, and Ivory Coast are struggling to get out of the own half.

Shaw and Smith Rowe looking a threat down the left-hand side.

Wembley holds its breath as Ward-Prowse fires a shot goal-bound from 30 yards out, but it grazes the top of the net.

After Ivory Coast went down to ten men, you can imagine Kane would have been desperate to get on to the field of play.

He's on, and can get his 50th goal for England tonight as he closes in on Rooney's record!

Off comes Mitchell, Grealish, Sterling, Watkins

On come Luke Shaw, Emile Smith-Rowe, Phil Foden, and Harry Kane

This is turning into the Jude Bellingham show!

Once again he shows his quick feet inside the box, and forces another corner out of Ivory Coast.

Kamara goes needlessly flying into a challenge with Grealish and gives away a foul.

He hasn't been booked, but Ivory Coast are already down to ten men and need to be careful.

There was drama before we could even bring you the substitutes!

Pepe, Bailly and Gradel are replaced, with Willy Boly, Emmanuel Agbadou and Fousseny Coulibaly coming on off the bench.

The referee goes over to the monitor, and overules his own decision. Justice done.

Bellingham is bought down by Coulibaly, but it looks like he gets a touch.

VAR will have a look...

The second half kicks off.

It's a straight swap for England as Kyle Walker-Peters replaces White at right-back.