GOODNIGHT

That's all from us at Wembley after England moved one step closer to next year's World Cup in Qatar with a straightforward 4-0 victory over Andorra.

Jesse Lingard and Bukayo Saka were the stars of the show as one made the most of a rare international appearance, and the other went some way to banishing the heartbreak of the summer's penalty shootout defeat.

There's still time to relive the action with Dave Kidd's match report, hot off the press from the national stadium, but otherwise we're already beginning to prepare for the final round of matches in this international break.

So we'll be back on Wednesday evening for the next round of qualifying games, and it's the toughest test for Gareth Southgate's squad so far: a trip to Warsaw to face Poland and Robert Lewandowski. Join us from 6pm for all the build-up.

SOCIAL SHOWING

Several England players have wasted no time in taking to social media to express their delight at a second 4-0 victory in the past four days, and another job well done.

BUKAYO BACK WITH A BANG

Bukayo Saka returned to the scene of his lowest ebb, and - together with the support of the Wembley crowd - faced his demons. On his 20th birthday, the Arsenal youngster scored one and made one. At full time, he spoke about how the reception of the England fans spurred him on to succeed.

"It’s the perfect birthday present for me. I’m really glad we got the win and I can celebrate it in this way.

I’m really happy with the reception everyone gave me. It shows that they’re proud of me and it means a lot. It made me want to give my all.

Bukayo SakaITV Sport

"[The fans] made a real difference for me. It makes me believe that they will support me through thick and thin."