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Throughout a impressive showing, England wrapped up another victory against their opponents, featuring multiple players turning in memorable displays during the match.

First-choice Lineup

Dean Henderson Was rarely tested to make before the break but then tested by Arbër Hoxha’s bent shot. His sliding challenge against Qazim Laci demonstrated sharp game intelligence. Six out of ten

The debutant Examined against the opposition's main danger through Hoxha. Played through the middle to begin with later drifted out wide after Saka entered the fray. Seven

John Stones Pushed into midfield with the ball at his feet, something he's known for previously. Sometimes seemed hesitant when carrying play with the approach was shelved after the break. 6/10

The tall defender Always dangerous at set pieces, per usual, but may be a replacement for his teammate in defense as opposed to alongside him. One wayward distribution in the second half nearly resulted in an opener from the visitors. Six

The young full-back One more confident display from the rising star after his first cap versus Serbia. Saka did not capitalize on the most of an exquisite touch behind their defense. The role is firmly his so soon. 7

The newcomer His first start with the national team. Somewhat loose on the ball however his dangerous deliveries caused problems. An effective pace-controller available to the boss to have against sides that sit back. Shown a yellow for a poorly timed foul. 6

Declan Rice Set-pieces on corner kicks and free kicks created chances. Enjoyed room to drift down the left flank only to be offside when the ball arrived with a chance to score. Granted a merited substitution after an hour. 6/10

The star midfielder Played in a forward role out wide and did plenty of the hard yards. Showed glimpses of brilliance but dragged a shot high. Substituted in the closing stages by a teammate, a fellow player, following a yellow card. 7/10

The winger Had England’s clearest opportunity of the first half, his shot smartly stopped from the opposing goalkeeper. As a teammate staying deep, he had to provide width out wide yet his deliveries from the touchline varied in quality. Replaced late in the match. 6

Harry Kane The match-winner with his two more goals at international level. The first a typical close-range tap-in and his next a classy headed goal following a clever run off his defender. Aged 32, his form is unwavering with the national team have every chance in future competitions with him up top. 8/10

Eberechi Eze Found it tough to get into the game on the left flank. Was presented with a decent opportunity when set up by the midfielder yet the keeper denied him. His replacement had a greater influence after coming on. 5

Bench Players

• Foden (replacing Rice on 63 minutes) Was bright connecting effectively with the striker in a natural spot, 6
• Saka (for the winger at the 63-minute mark) Failed to convert yet his delivery provided the opener, 6/10
• Marcus Rashford (for the attacker with 15 left) Active when brought on assisting Kane’s second with a brilliant delivery to the far post, 7/10
• Elliot Anderson (for Wharton 75) Appears comfortable so soon, 6
• Morgan Rogers (for the star 84) Not enough time to influence the game, Six