England vs Greece LIVE: Nations League updates as Pavlidis breaks deadlock at Wembley

60 minutes: An hour at Wembley Stadium in which England had to find something special. Ollie Watkins almost made it after being played into the box.

He hits hard, but his first shot goes over the crossbar!

58 mins: Lee Carsley makes his first tactical change, introducing Ollie Watkins in place of Anthony Gordon. This gives England a target to aim for in the forward line and the Aston Villa striker is not afraid to shoot.

Greece scores again after a long ball finds its way to Koulierakis. He plays the ball inside to Pavlidis, who takes the ball into the penalty area and sets up a teammate to score.

However, Pavlidis was offside and the flag was raised immediately.

55th minute: England wobbles here. Defensively they don't look comfortable at all and Jordan Pickford is called into action to block a shot.

The pragmatism of the Gareth Southgate era is not at all evident tonight.

52nd minute: With this goal, England conceded a goal for the first time under Lee Carsley. How will the manager react?

Bukayo Saka fell to the ground from the ball and had to be taken off the field. Noni Madueke is the man to replace him, but that shouldn't have any impact on the formation.

49th minute: That's a great goal!

England is completely at sea on defense while Greece increases the pressure. Konstantinos Koulierakis drives down the inside left channel before passing it to Vangelis Pavlidis.

He weaves between three English defenders and flicks a low shot past Jordan Pickford into the net!

Alexander-Arnold sends the ball over the line for Saka and then sprints into the penalty area. Saka keeps the ball and pushes Alexander-Arnold into the penalty area.

The defender backheels the ball in the hope of setting up Foden, but his pass goes wide and Greece clears their line.

It was a clever, quick move by the hosts that almost worked.

Greece gets the game back on track at Wembley Stadium.

Lee Carsley didn't make any changes at half-time, so it's like England. Can they step up and score the opening goal?

Here's a look at Levi Colwill's heroics and Jordan Pickford's mistakes that almost led to the opening goal:

Anyone interested in some stats?

England created seven chances in the first half, only one of which was on goal. Despite only having 40% possession, Greece were able to almost equal the score with six chances and one on goal.

These chances do not include the attempt that was cleared off the line or the Greek goal that was disallowed.

Greece is calm and dangerous and can easily win this game if England doesn't find a solution.