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BLOCKED! A huge defensive effort from Guehi to deny Slovakia a real sight of goal! Walker is again caught short positionally as an intelligent ball through the lines is angled beyond him to find Haraslin down the Slovakia right. He drives into the box and sees his initial low shot across goal blocked by the sliding Crystal Palace defender. The deflection takes the ball into the six-yard box, where Trippier is primed and ready to complete the clearance.

Stay tuned for LIVE second half updates...

Slovakia look rattled, and they're quick to give away a cheap free-kick near the right corner flag as Gyomber bundles over Toney from behind. 

Foden's excellent free-kick delivery from the right is dealt with initially by Slovakia, but England look to ask more questions on the follow-up. The ball is sent back into the mix and Vavro is caught in a hefty-looking sandwich of Bellingham and Dubravka near the corner of the six-yard box. The defender stays down, and after a few moments, the referee decides to bring play to a halt. 

A change of shape for England, who are now operating with a back three and wing-backs - Saka down the right and Eze down the left. Now it's they who have a lead to protect as Slovakia move the ball around the pitch in search of a response.

Agonisingly for England, more seconds trickle by as we edge deeper into stoppage time. Norbert Gyomber is sent on to replace Ivan Schranz. His goal, as things stand, will be enough to send Slovakia through to the knockout stages.

After plenty of searching and probing in and around the Slovakia box, Bellingham bursts forward down the left channel and tries to find some kind of chink in the armour. He checks back onto his right foot to cross near the byline, but the delivery is headed clear by Skriniar in the centre.

Kieran Trippier's afternoon is over. He is replaced by Chelsea's Cole Palmer, with Bukayo Saka switching sides to fill in at left-back. 

Tonight provides Slovakia with a real opportunity to make history. The country has never reached the quarter-finals of a major tournament since they became independent in 1993 - could that all change at the Arena AufSchalke? In a group where all four teams remarkably finished on four points, Slovakia advanced courtesy of being one of the best third-placed finishers - helped in large part by a famous 1-0 victory over Group E runners-up Belgium. With a front-foot mentality being a highlight of their time in Germany, the unfancied Falcons will be eyeing a major upset as they look to set up a last-eight meeting with Switzerland.

So wasteful from Foden. The Manchester City man delivers, but his free-kick sails too close to Dubravka and the Slovakia goalkeeper punches the ball to safety. 

It looks like changes are on the horizon - but the movement is coming from the Slovakia bench. Perhaps a sign that the tide is starting to turn in this game. In the meantime, it's England who look to muster another charge forward.

INCREDIBLE! ENGLAND ARE LEVEL! The Three Lions strike back in the dying seconds! A long, last-gasp Walker throw-in from the right is flicked on by the head of Guehi. The ball flies into the vicinity of Jude Bellingham, who produces a sublime overhead kick which leaves Dubravka stranded and nestles in the bottom right corner. Extra-time beckons in Gelsenkirchen!

ENGLAND TEAM NEWS: Gareth Southgate makes one change to his side following their goalless draw with Slovenia last time out. Kobbie Mainoo comes into midfield in place of Conor Gallagher - in doing so, the Manchester United teenager becomes the youngest player to start for the Three Lions at a major tournament since Luke Shaw at the 2014 World Cup. Jude Bellingham keeps his place in the number 10 role, just one day on from celebrating his 21st birthday. 

England continue to look the more likely as we approach the end of the opening 45 minutes. It's they who are controlling possession, with Slovakia retreating slightly as they look to take their one-goal advantage into half-time. 

One final roll of the dice from Gareth Southgate. He sends on another striker, with Brentford's Ivan Toney replacing Phil Foden. 

Back-to-back corners for England, but Dubravka remains untroubled. The referee rules that the Newcastle United shot-stopper was impeded by Guehi as Trippier's second delivery was swung towards the six-yard box, so the free-kick goes Slovakia's way. 

England are quick to respond with a change of their own. On comes Eberechi Eze, to replace the yellow-carded Kobbie Mainoo. An attacking change from Gareth Southgate!

One collective, HUGE sigh of relief from Gareth Southgate and his players! Seconds from being dumped out of the competition by Slovakia, Jude Bellingham came to England's rescue at the eleventh hour before captain Harry Kane headed home less than 60 seconds into extra-time. Make no mistake, this result is so cruel on Slovakia, who performed admirably and came close to pulling off arguably the shock of the tournament. Instead, it's they who must now pack their bags. There was a brief altercation after the full-time whistle between their manager Francesco Calzona and Three Lions midfielder Declan Rice, who appeared to be pushed as the Slovakia boss remonstrated to the referee. Still, it's not enough to sour Rice or England's night. Their time in Germany continues, with Switzerland next up in the quarter-finals!

SO CLOSE! Slovakia won't have many better chances! After excellent hold-up play inside the England box from Bozenik, he lays the ball off for Benes who crosses at pace. It's an absolute beauty of a delivery, but Pekarik doesn't see it until late at the back post and can only steer it over the bar from close range with his knee. Head in hands for the Slovakia right-back!

Less than 20 minutes left for England to salvage their Euro 2024 campaign. The addition of Palmer has injected a bit more life into their attack, but end product continues to elude the Three Lions. On their latest foray forward, Mainoo is tasked with sending in a hopeful, floated ball which is taken by Dubravka under no pressure whatsoever.

England are so, so deep now as Slovakia look to create one final chance. Edge-of-your-seat stuff in Gelsenkirchen as Slovakia come forward again. 

After a bit of moving the ball from side to side, Mainoo ignores the option of Trippier to his left and drives forward alone. Kucka sends the young Manchester United midfielder tumbling from behind, and although he appeared to take the ball first, England are awarded a free-kick right on the edge of the penalty area. Trippier stands over it...

A poorly-timed intervention from Pekarik, who steps across Foden and upends the England man near the left touchline after the ball had been moved on. Out comes the sixth yellow card of the afternoon. 

Half-time in Gelsenkirchen, and it's Slovakia who have the upper hand against England. Francesco Calzona's side more than deserve their one-goal advantage, brought about courtesy of Ivan Schranz's low shot across the face of Jordan Pickford after 25 minutes. It has been a familiarly underwhelming performance from the Three Lions, who limped through the group stages and have failed to rise to the occasion this evening. Slovakia goalkeeper Martin Dubravka has yet to make a save, with England's forward players really struggling to have any kind of impact. Could we see both of the finalists at the last European Championships exit the competition in the space of 24 hours? Plenty of work for the Three Lions to do to prevent that from happening. 

Another player into the book for England. As Duda looks to scramble the ball away from inside his own penalty area, Mainoo lunges in, catches him on the top of the foot and the teenager is booked for his troubles. There didn't seem to be too much in that challenge on first viewing. 

ENGLAND ARE THROUGH TO THE QUARTER-FINALS!

The noise around the ground is now coming from those of a Slovakian persuasion. It's been a mightily impressive display from the Falcons, who are really troubling England at both ends of the field. Nevertheless, it's the Three Lions in control of the ball right now as they look for an immediate response to falling behind. 

Slovakia earn themselves a corner which is swung into the mix by Benes. It isn't the worst set-piece, and Toney needs to be alert at the near post to head the ball away. England are edging closer to victory here...

Foden's corner... is easily dealt with at the near post. Stones was closest to attacking the inswinging cross, but Slovakia are alert to the threat once again. 

CHANCE! Warning signs from the Slovakian set-piece as Strelec and Kucka throw themselves at the searching delivery. In the end, they get in each other's way inside the box and the ball ricochets a yard wide of Pickford's left-hand post.

Bellingham takes the ball wide towards the right touchline and has Duda for close company. The Slovakian midfielder gets a little too tight to England's number 10, gifting the Three Lions a set-piece in a good position. 

KICK-OFF! A double change for England as the action resumes! Their goalscoring duo Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane make way for Conor Gallagher and Ezri Konsa. 

Trouble for Trippier, who was met by a hefty challenge a few seconds ago and has stayed down. It looks like he might be forced from the field of play...

That's all we've got time for on Tribe, I'm afraid. Until next time, this is James Messenger saying goodbye!

Some joy early on for England down their right and Slovakia's right, with Saka and Walker both declining the chance to cross when well-positioned. Instead, it comes inside for Rice, whose clipped first-time ball over the top goes awry and sails out for a goal-kick. 

SO CLOSE! What a let-off for England! So nearly a calamitous way to concede, with Walker playing a quick free-kick inside near halfway. Stones, totally unaware of what is going on around him, stares into space and doesn't register that the set-piece has been taken. Strelec capitalises and tries to punish the Three Lions, racing onto the loose ball then hitting a first-time shot with Pickford miles off his line. Thankfully for the goalkeeper and the rest of Gareth Southgate's men, the ball bounces wide of goal. 

Vavro is soon given the okay to continue after a little bit of treatment on the deck. Still, it's given the two managers a quick opportunity to pass some messages onto their players. Might England boss Gareth Southgate be contemplating changes at the break?

So sloppy from Trippier, whose wayward pass back into his own half sells Guehi woefully short. Strelec is quickest to react and tries to knock the ball beyond the England centre-back, so Guehi is forced to cynically foul his man near halfway and collect a yellow card which would rule him out of the quarter-finals, should England get there.

Slovakia's turn to chance their arm now. The attack-minded Lubomir Tupta comes on to replace right-back Peter Pakarik. How he'll be rueing that missed opportunity at the end of the first half of extra-time. 

Superb hold-up play on halfway from Toney, who holds off his man then finds Gallagher just behind him. England will need to show all their tactical nous to navigate their way into the last eight. 

Excellent work from Bellingham, who drives forward and enters the Slovakia penalty area, weaving through defenders before sending in a low left-footed cross which deflects behind for a corner. He signals to the England supporters behind the goal that he wants the volume level to lift slightly. 

Another ball into the box by Slovakia, another cross dealt with by Pickford. Quickly off his line to claim under real attention, and yet more more astute goalkeeping to take the pressure off his side. Unbeknownst to the Everton man, the offside flag would've thwarted Slovakia's progress anyway. 

Suslov is cautioned after the final whistle, presumably for dissent.

BLOCKED! Foden pulls rank and takes the set-piece, guiding his left-footed effort straight into the top of the Slovakia wall. 

SLOVAKIA ARE AHEAD! The warning signs have been there! A clipped ball forward from the right touchline is nodded down into the path of Strelec, who has an alarming amount of time and space to turn and assess his options near the edge of the box. The striker opts to play the ball right towards Ivan Schranz, who holds off the challenge of Guehi as he takes a touch inside the penalty area before guiding the ball across the face of the onrushing Pickford to find the bottom left corner. Less than 30 gone, and it's advantage Slovakia in Gelsenkirchen!

A high early press from Slovakia as they keep England penned inside their own defensive third. In the end, Pickford's raking ball forward is nodded down by Bellingham, but he can't find the waiting Kane on his inside.

The fourth official signals SIX more minutes...

CLOSE! That would've sealed it! England win the ball back inside their own half and play the ball right to find Palmer with acres of space to charge into. Rather than taking the ball to the corner flag, he cuts inside instead and tries to tee up Eze to his left. The ball is half-intercepted but still ricochets the way of Toney, who has a free sight of goal near the edge of the box but blazes over Dubravka's bar! Seconds remain now...

Make that four yellow cards! Haraslin has been a real livewire for Slovakia in the opening quarter, and again he knocks the ball beyond Walker near the touchline before cutting inside from the left in search of space. Bellingham slides in to dispossess the winger and appeared to take man as well as ball, but the referee takes a more severe view and shows yet another booking. 

The ball is launched long towards Toney, but he doesn't have a chance of getting on the end of it. The Three Lions are sitting noticeably deeper now, inviting a little more pressure.

How the tables have turned! England lead at the midway stage in extra-time, with Harry Kane heading his country ahead less than 60 seconds after the restart. Another incredible moment in an incredible contest, with Slovakia now 15 minutes from exiting the competition. A final chance for the two managers to issue some words of wisdom before play resumes for potentially one final time. 

Quite a few jeers from the stands as England slow the play down again and retreat into their own half. It's been a truly lethargic display from Gareth Southgate's men, with few signs of the spark required to gain a foothold in this contest.

Bellingham has been on the receiving end of a few naughty challenges so far today. This time, Skriniar's challenge from behind upends the Real Madrid man on halfway and the referee is quickly across to show him a yellow card.

It's all a little passive from England, much like in their last two group stage games. After some laborious build-up in the middle third, Stones takes the direct route but gets far too much on his floated ball over the top towards Saka on the right wing. The Arsenal man can do nothing but watch it bounce away from him and out of play. 

Slovakia deal with another England corner from the right then earn themselves a pressure-relieving free-kick moments later. Eze is the man guilty of conceding the foul near the left corner of the box - a needless nudge in the back, for which he can have few complaints.

KICK-OFF! Away we go for the second half! Surprisingly, there are no changes for either side...

Here come the two teams! Kick-off is on the way in Gelsenkirchen, and we'll have LIVE updates throughout. Don't go anywhere...

CHANCE! More pressure from Slovakia, who look to cause problems with a couple of throw-ins and crosses from the right. The final delivery is a good one and it drops menacingly inside the England box, but Walker is quick to sweep up and hack the ball out of immediate danger. 

CHANCE! Was that their opportunity? A hopeful, raking cross from the right comes in and Hancko looks to attack the ball in the centre of the penalty area. Walker jumps just ahead of him and does enough to put off the Slovakian, who heads well over the bar. 

CLOSE! Very nearly for Slovakia! With Walker caught too high up the pitch, Haraslin comes forward down the left touchline then drives inside slightly before feeding the overlapping Hancko. His low, left-footed cross-shot beats Pickford but trickles narrowly wide of the far post. Another early chance goes begging!

Changes for Slovakia as we pass the hour mark. On come Tomas Suslov and Robert Bozenik, to replace Lukas Haraslin and David Strelec, who was troubled by cramp a few moments ago. 

For all the pre-tournament fanfare surrounding Gareth Southgate's England and their chances of going deep into this tournament, the Three Lions have reached the knockout stages with somewhat of a limp. A less-than-convincing 1-0 victory over Serbia in their opening game at this very ground has been followed up by disappointing draws against Denmark and more recently Slovenia. Nevertheless, the pre-tournament objective of qualifying from Group C as winners has been achieved. Now the challenge must be for the key men in Southgate's squad to raise there game from hereon in. There are clear shortcomings in this England squad - their lack of a natural, fully-fit left-back being a primary example - but with so much individual quality to call upon, it would be hard to imagine the beaten Euro 2020 finalists producing a lacklustre display akin to their final two group stage fixtures.

Kane - who you'd normally want to be in a central position inside the penalty area - receives the ball near the left corner of the box and is tasked with crossing instead. He sends his delivery deep towards the far post for Saka, but it's just too high for the leaping Arsenal man. 

Another yellow card brandished. Gyomber is penalised on halfway, initially for dragging down Toney as the England man looks to use his upper body strength to good effect. However, it looks like a few words spoken out of turn are the reason for his booking. 

The ball breaks for Eze, who spins one way and then another as he looks to escape the clutches of the nearest Slovakian body. He burst on and tries to break away down the left flank but finds the imposing figure of Vavro blocking his route forward. Stonewall yellow card, that foul. 

Back underway again, but there is now movement on the England bench. Palmer looks like he's being primed for action as England continue their pursuit of a leveller in Gelsenkirchen.

SO CLOSE! Kane goes agonisingly close to a leveller! From the resultant free-kick, Foden swings a searching cross in from the left. Having shrugged off the defensive efforts of Skriniar - who wanted a free-kick to be given - England's talismanic forward finds himself with a free sight of goal but guides his header wide of the left-hand post. As close as the Three Lions have come tonight...

Slovakia put the ball out of play, with the recently-introduced Suslov down and in some pain on the far side of the pitch in the left-back position. He looks to have rolled his ankle while jostling for possession with Palmer. A sore one, but not enough to see him forced to leave the field permanently. 

"Don't take me home..." scream the England fans at one end of this stadium. A few seconds before the end of regulation time, their bags were packed and they were ready to board the plane home. Now they look a side revitalised, courtesy of Bellingham and Kane! Still, there's work to do as Slovakia try to find one more gear.

A few worries after that goal went in for Guehi, who is on a yellow card already. The centre-back looks a little dazed and is signalling a problem with his shoulder, but the signal goes up that he'll carry on for now. 

Two more changes for Slovakia as they look to stem the tide of this England pressure. Matus Bero and Laszlo Benes are sent on to replace Juraj Kucka and Ondrej Duda.

Better from England, who look to show a little more width and ask questions of Slovakia's back four. The ball eventually comes infield for Rice, who spots the run of Bellingham beyond the last defender but can't find the Real Madrid star with his angled cross into the penalty area.

CHANCE! The ball breaks in the centre of midfield for Lobotka, with no-one of an England persuasion close enough to close him down. With few options around, the Napoli man fires goalwards from 25 yards out but hits it straight at Pickford, stinging the palms of the goalkeeper.

CLOSE! Nearly for England! Moments after Foden saw a half-hearted penalty spot waved away, the ball is recycled quickly to find Trippier, who has all the time in the world near the left corner of the box to deliver a teasing inswinger of a cross. Kane jumps for it well at the far post but sees his header deflect narrowly wide of the right-hand post.

CHANCE! Tupta's first attacking involvement is to stand over a Slovakia free-kick in a central area, 30 yards from goal. He goes for the spectacular but can't keep his effort down. Pickford is able to watch it sail narrowly over his bar. 

OFF THE POST! So nearly again! The woodwork is next to deny England an equaliser as Rice skips onto his right foot near the edge of the box, takes aim and hits the left-hand post. The ball rebounds the way of Kane, but he can't adjust quickly enough near the penalty spot and hits his volleyed effort into the ground then over.

CHANCE! What a delivery from Foden! With Duda down in backplay, England play on and try to make use of their temporary man advantage. Foden sends in a cross aimed towards the head of Kane, and it takes a last-ditch Slovakia intervention to divert the ball away for a corner. 

The wind is in England's sails now, make no mistake! Nevertheless, Kane needs to watch his step after flying into an aerial duel with Skriniar and conceding a free-kick inside Slovakia's half. 

WOW! England were seconds from bowing out of Euro 2024 with a whimper at the round of 16 stage, but up stepped Jude Bellingham - one day on from his 21st birthday - to keep his nation's hopes alive! The Three Lions pushed and probed, but for so long Slovakia held firm. That was until Marc Guehi's flicked header found the Real Madrid superstar, whose acrobatic finish in the fifth minute of stoppage time left Martin Dubravka stranded. Now we'll play 30 more minutes to decide who will face Switzerland in the quarter-finals. What a finale - and we're not done yet, folks!

SIMPLY INCREDIBLE! England lead in Gelsenkirchen! The free-kick is cleared towards the edge of the box as far as Eze. His scuffed volley bounces into the ground but doesn't trouble the target. Instead, the ball sails towards Toney, he has the presence of mind to head the ball across the face of goal, and there waits Harry Kane to guide a powerful header beyond Dubravka from close range. Two shots on target, two goals - what a quite incredible turnaround we're witnessing here!

The cards are really flying early doors in Gelsenkirchen! This time, Slovakia are guilty of a misdemeanour as Kucka brings Trippier down from behind as England threatened a breakaway from inside their own half. 

ENGLAND ARE DENIED BY VAR! After a mountain of possession, the play is quickly moved from right to left, with Kane playing a starring role. He collects, spins in a central area then feeds the unmarked Trippier near the far side of the box. The makeshift left-back squares it low across the face of goal for Foden to turn the ball home from close range, but he was offside when the cross was first played in. The goal is given initially, but VAR is quick to intervene!

BLOCKED! More threat from England, who are certainly trying to ask more questions of this Slovakia back four. Kane drives at the heart of their defensive line then shifts onto his right foot and takes aim from just inside the box. His shot takes a big, looping deflection which leaves the diving Dubravka stranded, but fortunately for Slovakia, it drops wide of the left-hand post.

Good work from Slovakia as they work space to deliver from the left. Hancko tries to find a cross of note, but it flies towards Pickford. The England shot-stopper fumbles then manages to gather the ball unopposed at the second attempt. 

Excellent work from Eze, who collects possession from Saka then spins his man near the left touchline. The talented winger drives forward then looks to find a meaningful low cross, but it strikes a Slovakian defender and bounces behind for a corner.

CHANCE! Now it's England who threaten! Full credit to Bellingham, who collects possession in a pocket of space inside the Slovakia half before lifting his head and spreading the play left for Trippier. In acres of space near the corner of the box, the makeshift left-back takes the shot on first time but gets horribly under the ball and blazes it miles over Dubravka's goal. 

A late opportunity to make something happen at the end of the half as Foden's inswinging delivery from the right is punched away by Dubravka. Moments later, Mainoo evades the challenge of a couple of defenders and tries his luck from distance, but his shot takes a deflection and goes behind for a corner. Much more dangerous from England. 

Good evening, and a warm welcome to Tribe's LIVE coverage of this UEFA Euro 2024 round of 16 clash between England and Slovakia. My name is James Messenger, and I'll be bringing you all the action as it happens in Gelsenkirchen. 

Hands all over the shirt of Bellingham as he's pulled back rather cynically down the England right. Free-kick given in a position of real attacking promise.

SLOVAKIA TEAM NEWS: Francesco Calzona keeps faith with the XI that started Slovakia's 1-1 draw with Romania to qualify for the round of 16. Familiar faces in their starting line-up include Newcastle United goalkeeper Martin Dubravka and danger man Stanislav Lobotka, who plays his football in Serie A for Napoli. They are captained by Milan Skriniar, who made just short of 200 appearances for another Italian side, Inter Milan, before linking up with PSG ahead of last season. 

More backwards passing, more jeers from the England fans. It's been a lacklustre start to the second half, akin to what we saw in the opening 45. How long until the Three Lions opt to roll the dice, you wonder?

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