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During a commanding display, England secured another victory versus their opponents, with a number of squad members delivering standout displays on the pitch.

First-choice XI

Dean Henderson Not a save to perform in the first half but then called into action by an opponent's curled attempt. One well-timed sliding challenge on Qazim Laci highlighted sharp reading of the game. Six out of ten

Jarell Quansah Tested against the opposition's primary attacker through their forward. Started through the middle early on but moved to the flank once a teammate was introduced. 7

The defender Moved up the pitch with the ball at his feet, a familiar role in the past. Sometimes was too casual on the ball and the tactic discontinued at half-time. 6/10

Dan Burn A nuisance on corners and free-kicks, per usual, could serve as an alternative to Stones in the backline as opposed to alongside him. One wayward distribution after the break nearly resulted in an opener from the visitors. Six

Nico O’Reilly A further confident display from the youngster following his initial appearance versus another side. A teammate was unable to take the opportunity from an exquisite touch behind their defense. His position looks secure already. 7/10

Adam Wharton His first start in an England shirt. Somewhat careless in possession however his whipped set-pieces caused problems. A useful pace-controller for the manager to have against defensive opponents. Shown a yellow for a rash tackle. 6/10

Declan Rice Crosses from corners and free-kicks created chances. Had license to move on the left yet found himself in an offside position when the ball arrived with a chance to score. Granted a deserved rest on the hour mark. 6

The star midfielder Played in a high spot on the right while also put in defensive duties. Showed moments of class and dragged an effort high. Withdrawn in the closing stages by a teammate, his rival, after receiving a caution. 7

Jarrod Bowen Had the team's clearest opportunity before halftime, his shot well saved by the opposing goalkeeper. As a teammate holding position, he had to offer an outlet out wide although his balls from the touchline varied in quality. Taken off for the final quarter-hour. 6/10

The captain The difference-maker netting two more goals in an England shirt. The opener a trademark opportunist's goal while the second a classy header following a clever run from his marker. Now 32, his form is unwavering with the national team stand a real opportunity next summer with him leading the line. Eight

The attacker Found it tough to make an impact out wide. Had a decent opportunity following a pass by the midfielder but Strakosha made the save. Rashford made much more of influence after coming on. Five

Substitutes

• Foden (replacing Rice 63) Was bright and combined seamlessly with Kane in a natural spot, 6/10
• Saka (for Eze 63) Failed to convert yet his delivery provided the first goal, Six
• Rashford (replacing the attacker with 15 left) Energetic after coming on and set up the captain's brace with a brilliant delivery to the back post, 7
• Elliot Anderson (for the midfielder 75) Looks established so soon, 6/10
• Morgan Rogers (replacing the star with minutes remaining) Not enough time to influence the game, 6/10