England 2-0 Finland LIVE RESULT: Harry Kane marks his 100th cap with a double as hosts win crunch Nations League match

10. England 0-0 Finland

I can't say it's been the most exciting 10 minutes of football, but England have been by far the better team.

Grealish and Gordon have seen plenty of possession so far on the left hand side, but the deadlock is yet to be broken.

6. England 0-0 Finland

Gordon has been quite the handful for Stahl so far on the left.

It's been a positive start from England, with Finland barely breaking into the Three Lions' half.

4. England 0-0 Finland

Big chance for England in the early stages as Gordon sends a cross into the box from the left.

Kane receives it at the back post and heads it across to Saka in the middle, but the ball is intercepted in the six-yard box.

Kick-off

We're underway at Wembley!

Pre-match tributes

The national anthems have been sung. Both teams are now participating in a minute's applause in tribute to Sven-Goran Eriksson, Kevin Campbell, Craig Shakespeare and Tommy Banks.

Kane receives golden cap

Harry Kane walks onto the pitch with his family before receiving his golden cap.

He is the fastest man to reach 100 caps for England.

The stage is set

Kick-off is just over five minutes away!

England starting line-up

Here's a reminder of how the Three Lions line up this evening...

Fin art

A Finland star will face England tonight while showing off his bizarre tattoo of Wayne Rooney.

Striker Topi Keskinen has a truly unique design on his arm featuring the former England and Manchester United star on a FISHING trip.

The Aberdeen star's tattoo pictures Rooney, wearing his famous No10 shirt, casting his fishing line into a lake, with a mountainous landscape in the background.

The image also features two figures on either side of the retired striker, holding their fingers up.

Keskinen, 21, grew up as a United fan, with Rooney his favourite player.

And he clearly loved the Red Devils and England record scorer so much, he wanted him permanently inked on his body.

'They expect attacking football'

Discussing how he plans to approach tonight's game, England interim boss Lee Carsley said: "It's important that we are exciting to watch.

"I think when fans come and watch England play at home, they expect attacking football, they expect chances to be created and to play with a tempo."

Kane receives special shirt

Harry Kane will wear a special England shirt this evening to mark his 100th cap.

The shirt has '100th cap' written on the inside underneath the collar alongside his legacy number which is 1207.

First start for Gomes

Angel Gomes makes his first senior start for England this evening.

The 24-year-old earned his first international call-up last month and made his Three Lions debut on Saturday.

Now, he starts in midfield for Lee Carsley's side.

England substitutes

Here are the substitutes Lee Carsley has to pick from this evening...

Harry Maguire, Conor Gallagher, Tino Livramento, Dean Henderson, Levi Colwill, Marc Guehi, Morgan Gibbs-White, Kobbie Mainoo, Jarrod Bowen, Eberechi Eze, Nick Pope, Noni Madueke.

Finland team news

Former Premier League striker Teemu Pukki leads the line for the visitors.

Finland XI: Hradecky, Peltola, Ivanov, Hoskonen, Kamara, Jensen, Uronen, Keskinen, Stahl, Schuller, Pukki.

England team news

Here is Lee Carsley's eleven for this evening's clash:

England XI: Pickford, Alexander-Arnold, Lewis, Stones, Konsa, Rice, Gomes, Saka, Grealish, Gordon, Kane.

Back at Wembley

England are back at Wembley tonight for the first time since Euro 2024.

The Three Lions' last outing at the home of English football was a 1-0 defeat to Iceland before flying out to Germany in June.

Carsley set to make multiple changes

Reports suggest that former Manchester United youngster Angel Gomes will be handed his first senior start for England this evening.

Rico Lewis, John Stones and Ezri Konsa are also set to start as Lee Carsley looks to kickstart his interim reign with back-to-back wins.

Last weekend's goalscorers Declan Rice and Jack Grealish will likely keep their places along with widemen Bukayo Saka and Anthony Gordon.

Harry Kane is poised to claim his 100th cap for England and will receive a golden cap ahead of kick-off.

Kane's favourite England goal

Harry Kane revealed what his favourite England goal has been.

“It’s between two, for me.

“Against Germany, the one at Wembley in Euro 2020.

“Also, the header against Tunisia at the World Cup in 2018.

“That moment of scoring a last-minute winner at my first World Cup was special.”

Kane reaches a century

Tonight’s match will mark Harry Kane’s 100th England cap.

The 31-year-old made his international debut in 2015 and has since become the country’s all-time leading goalscorer, netting 66 goals in 99 appearances.

Tribute for Sven

It is set to be an emotional evening at Wembley as fans, players and FA staff pay tribute to Sven-Goran Eriksson.

The former England manager passed away last month aged 76 following a battle with pancreatic cancer.

Eriksson managed the Three Lions from 2001 to 2006 and led the team through two World Cups and a European Championship.

A video tribute is set to be played before tonight’s match and players will wear black armbands.

Welcome to England vs Finland

Good evening and welcome to SunSport’s coverage of England vs Finland.

England kicked off their Nations League campaign with a 2-0 win against Ireland on Saturday thanks to goals from Jack Grealish and Declan Rice.

Meanwhile, Finland suffered a 3-0 defeat to Greece and now sit fourth in Group B2.

Tonight marks Lee Carsley’s second game in charge of the Three Lions - will he make it two wins from two on his Wembley debut?