Full-time: ENGLAND 3-1 HUNGARY.

Beckham gets a caution for a reckless challenge on Halmosi.

Walcott has a chance after a mistake from Hungary, but he drags his effort wide of the far post.

That strike has made sure of the win and maybe pushes Crouch further towards clinching a starting spot if Wayne Rooney is ruled out.

ENGLAND 3-1 HUNGARY, Joe Cole's superb run creates space and he finds CROUCH on the edge of the area and the lanky striker nets with an accurate low shot.

Balasz Molnar is replaced by Krisztian Vadocz for the last few minutes.

Eriksson will have learned very little from this preformance, it's been patchy against a poor Hungary outfit.

Robinson is forced into a superb save to tip over Eger's powerful drive.

Campbell's first challenge earns him a yellow card for a late tackle on Torghelle.

Torghelle blazes a shot wide from a quickly-taken free-kick.

Terry takes a break and Sol Campbell gets a short run-out.

England seem to have gone back to their bad old ways from the first half, with the visitors enjoying time and space on the ball.

Attila Polonkai trots on to take the place of Imre Szabics in attack.

A fluent Hungary atack is ended by Gera's misplaced pass.

Walcott almost plays in Crouch, but Feher gets back to cover.

Gera's free-kick from 30 yards floats aimlessly into the crowd.

Theo Walcott becomes the youngest-ever England international as he comes on for Owen.

Peter Crouch takes over from Liverpool team-mate Gerrard.

Carragher looks far happier at right-back than he did in midfield, that experiment was a failure.

Sandor Torghelle comes on for Balasz Toth.

Beckham's corner is met by Terry and Kiraly gets across to save this time.

The game's being played at a much quicker pace now, it's almost as if the two sides were saving themselves before the interval.

What a start to the second half, three goals in eight minutes have livened up the evening.

ENGLAND 2-1 HUNGARY, out of nothing DARDAI rasps a superb 25-yarder into the top corner of the net, leaving Paul Robinson with no chance.

The crowd have finally woken up as England start to dictate the play - looking dangerous from every attack.

ENGLAND 2-0 HUNGARY, another Beckham delivery, this time from the left, is headed home by John TERRY.

Ashley Cole is body-checked by Feher as England mount another attack.

That goal still hasn't raised the crowd from their slumber.

ENGLAND 1-0 HUNGARY, Beckham swings in a free-kick from the right and GERRARD manages to stay on his feet this time and head home.

Owen Hargreaves has replaced Gary Neville.

England get the second period underway.

Half-time: ENGLAND 0-0 HUNGARY.

England look to have finally woken up after a dismal first 40 minutes.

Joe Cole's header hit the far post with Kiraly beaten and Eger slams the loose ball clear via the crossbar.

Frank Lampard's spot-kick is blocked by Kiraly going to his right, justice was done there.

Pal Dardai is booked for dissent, while Feher is cautioned for the "foul".

PENALTY to England for a foul on Gerrard, replays show a complete dive by the Liverpool cheat, sorry midfielder.

Gerrard and Beckham combine superbly and Owen's close-range header is blocked by Kiraly.

Beckham swings his effort over the crossbar, Gabor Kiraly had it covered.

Laszlo Eger chops down Joe Cole to end a quick England counter-attack, free-kick 25 yards out.

Terry clears Halmosi's cross as Hungary start to take the upper hand.

Carragher commits two fouls in a minute, he looks like a little boy lost in midfield.

Joe Cole's far-post cross offers a threat, but is headed away from danger.

Rio Ferdinand misplaces a pass dreadfully and it goes out for a goal-kick, perfectly summing up a dismal game so far.

Beckham's deflected cross almost finds Owen and the resulting corner comes to nothing.

Joe Cole makes a break from midfield, but is eventually crowded out in the middle of the pitch.

Halmosi fires a shot well over from 25 yards out.

Sven-Goran Eriksson looks slighty worried and rightly so.

England look disjointed and sadly lacking in any cutting edge.

Peter Halmosi wins Hungary's first corner of the game and from it Szabolcs Huszti rifles a shot just wide.

Czaba Feher makes a fine run from right-back and eventually sees his drive blocked by Terry on the edge of the area.

The crowd are almost totally silent, maybe the prawn sandwiches are being handed around.

England haven't managed much of any note since their first minute corner.

West Brom's Zoltan Gera cushions a volley well wide of goal after Hungary's best attack of the game so far.

A Beckham free-kick is headed away before England win another corner.

Hungary finally get a bit of possession and knock the ball around nicely in midfield.

Vilmos Vanczak takes over from the stricken Komlosi.

Carragher breaks forward from his holding role, but his cross is cleared away from Owen.

Adam Komlosi is down injured for the Magyars, looks like a knee problem.

A quiet and sedate opening to the game, with Hungary offering little in the England half.

Jamie Carragher's got the holding midfield role right in front of the back four.

Michael Owen has started as the lone striker, with Steven Gerrard his nearest support.

England win an early corner and John Terry heads over from David Beckham's accurate delivery.

Hungary get the game underway at Old Trafford.