England vs France LIVE: World Cup 2022 score and updates from quarter-final – Tchouameni goal

52 mins: Bukayo Saka carries the ball into the right side of the penalty area and weaves around two defenders before getting hit by Aurelien Tchouameni.

Saka goes down and the referee points to the spot!

51 mins: Kylian Mbappe brings the ball down the left wing and tries to get past Jordan Henderson and Kyle Walker. Henderson has a nibble and Mbappe falls over under the slightest contact.

The referee gives France a free kick and Henderson throws his hands up in disbelief.

England keep their heads though and deal with the free kick when it gets whipped into the box.

48 mins: Bellingham is whacked by a lunging tackle from Dembele who gets shown a yellow card. The referee lets the play go on as Phil Foden storms down the left and sends a cross into the middle where Upamecano boots the ball out for a corner.

Shot! The corner ball gets nodded out to Bellingham who rattles a shot straight back towards the target but gets denied by the fingertips of Hugo Lloris!

The first 45 minutes belonged to France. They retained the ball well and a moment of magic from Aurelien Tchouameni sent them in front. England need to take control of midfield more to get themselves back into this.

Jude Bellingham gets the match back underway. No changes yet from Gareth Southgate.

England have never won a World Cup match in which they’ve been losing at half-time (with two draws and six defeats).

In contrast France have won 24 of their 25 World Cup matches when leading at half-time with the other game ending in a draw.

The Real Madrid star dispatched a shot from outside the penalty area, low into the bottom left corner past Jordan Pickford.

The goal was controversial though, having followed a challenge from Dayot Upamecano on Bukayo Saka in the French final third as Gareth Southgate’s side attacked.

France probably shouldn’t be in front due to a foul on Saka in the build-up to their goal but take nothing away from Tchouameni’s shot. It was a blinder which left Pickford sprawled on the deck.

45+4 mins: A long ball from Harry Maguire wins England a corner right at the end of the first half. Phil Foden delivers the set piece but it sails over Harry Maguire’s head and France run the ball away.

Theo Hernandez gets on the ball but he loses it to Jude Bellingham and stays down. The referee stops play with England in a dangerous area which elicits jeers from the England fans.

The whistle goes to signal the half-time break with France in front.

45 mins: Four minutes of added time to play at the end of the first half. Can England get an equaliser before the break?

42 mins: There’s a round of ironic cheers from the England fans inside the stadium after Antoine Griezmann is shown a yellow card for a late clip on Kyle Walker’s ankles.

That’s one of the few decisions the referee has given in England’s favour. All the 50/50 ones seem to be going the way of France.