Alan Shearer
Former England striker

Those players have represented their country in magnificent form tonight.

Every single player had the right attitude.

Everything that could have gone against them, everything that was thrown at them, the energy, the altitude, they have got past all of that and they deserved it.

That is an incredible performance from start to finish.

When they were under the cosh the manager made the right substitutions. The subs came on and they did their job.

What an incredible night.

Football eh, John? It can do that to you.

The final whistle has just been blown in the re-run on BBC Two.

Those last few minutes were tough. But after a clearance from John Stones, heroic block and header from fellow substitute Dan Burn and a final save from the brilliant Jordan Pickford and the celebrations could begin.

"Forty years on from the 'hand of god' the football fates have smiled this time," says commentator Guy Mowbray.

Let's get some full-time reaction from pundits, players and manager...

606 phone-in
BBC Radio 5 live

We are into stoppage time in the re-run currently playing on BBC Two.

At the same time, BBC Radio 5 Live's 606 phone-in has started.

You can watch that live at the top of this page or listen along on Sounds.

Sorry for your loss Mary.

Football is meaningless really, in the scheme of things, but it can come to represent so much to so many people for completely different reasons.

When watching these World cup moments it is impossible not to think of the people who are no longer with us, who we would so love to share this with.

Glad to hear you were able to get some respite Mary, even for just a couple of hours.

Apologies if you lost us for a moment there.

We have been following the match action on the re-run which is currently showing on BBC Two, which is now in the final 10 minutes - plus another 11 minutes of stoppage time.

Re-live the agony - hopefully without the palpitations - by clicking on this link.

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live from Estadio Azteca

It's incredibly unfortunate for Quansah.

He made his World Cup debut against Ghana and had to come off in the second half after rolling his ankle.

He had another opportunity today and unfortunately for him he is going to be suspended for the quarter final against Norway.

I don't think it was the wrong decision. When you watch it in the cold light of day, he's gone over the top of the ball...

Thomas Tuchel did complain slightly after the game that he thought it was perhaps a bit harsh and it wasn't the right call but I don't know.

Yes he has got the ball but he's gone in high on his opponent and more often than not those are red cards.

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Alan Shearer said that he did not agree with the penalty given to Mexico via VAR, which he believed did not follow the pattern of similar interventions earlier in the tournament.

Referee Alireza Faghani would go on to feel the wrath of England manager Thomas Tuchel - more on that later - but BBC Sport pundit Joe Harte believed that every one of the key decisions made in the match was correct.

Both Harry Kane and Raul Jimenez dealt with the pressure superbly to put away the resulting penalties.

With tempers frazzled Nico O'Reilly was accused of elbowing an opponent before the hydration break.

Djed Spence and Dan Burn replaced O'Reilly and Elliot Anderson as England went five at the back for the remainder of the game, which would include 11 agonising minutes of stoppage time.

• Re-live the agony on BBC Two now.

Harry Kane is the first player on record since 1966 to score a penalty and concede a penalty in a World Cup match.

Jarell Quansah's red card was followed quickly by Harry Kane's sixth goal of the tournament, the England captain slotting home from the spot after Anthony Gordon had been brought down in the penalty area.

Harry Kane's 14th goal at a World Cup was also his sixth in the knockout stages, equalling Gary Lineker's tally.

It put 10-man England in a better position, leading 3-1 with 30 minutes of normal time remaining.

But Kane would not have to wait long before having another impact in the box...the wrong box...

• Watch the remainder of England's win over Mexico in a re-run on BBC Two now

Guy Mowbray
Commentator on BBC One/Two

He's done it again!

There is nobody else in the whole wide world of foot ball you would want for your country in that situation.

Jarell Quansah became the fourth England player to be sent off at the World Cup, after Ray Wilkins in 1986 vs Morocco, David Beckham in 1998 vs Argentina, and Wayne Rooney in 2006 vs Portugal.

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The Mexico bench reacted angrily and the referee was beckoned over to watch Jarell Quansah's tackle on the pitchside screen.

His studs were up as he slid over the top of the ball.

"The right-back curse has struck again," says BBC One commentator Guy Mowbray, while Alan Shearer says he does not think Quansah can have any complaints about the decision...

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Emile Heskey
Former England striker on BBC Breakfast

Jude Bellingham was fantastic, he is going to be our talisman.

He’s going to be the guy who takes the game by the scruff of the neck when called upon.

It wasn’t just his goals, he ended up doing a last-ditch tackle as well. He did everything.