Thank you for joining us today for this confidence boosting friendly win for the Lionesses. You can read more from Emma Sanders, who was on the ground in Leicester, by clicking the Report tab at the top of this page.

Next stop, Euro 2025. We will have live text coverage of every match, starting with Iceland v Finland at 17.00 BST this Wednesday.

England get their championship defence under way on Saturday, against France, at 20.00 BST.

We hope to see you then!

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England boss Sarina Wiegman, speaking to ITV: "It was a good performance. We expected we would be in the final third a lot so we wanted to show what we could do here. To score seven goals is nice. We knowJamaica didn't have all their best players. We have so many options. The team is so strong. You can also make tactical choices.

On the 10 role: "We have many players that can play in the 10. Jess Park, Grace Clinton, Ella Toone, Lauren James. She can play up front but can also play in the 10 like we saw today.

"Right and left back we can figure out. Lucy [Bronze] plays there the most. What do we need? You try to find balance.

"I am most of all excited about the team. We've had two weeks of training and it was really good. You can feel the fight and we want to go to the Euros and play. We all know what we want and what our opponents want. We are getting ready for France. I hope everything goes well.

On the squad: "Hard to say. I've been involved in many tournaments now. Things develop in the tournament. You have to be prepared. You have to adapt to what you have in front of you and see what happens and make big decisions. I think there is huge potential in this squad and we have many options."

Karen Bardsley
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

All you can do is play what's in front of you. We're used to seeing from her [Ella Toone] is creative passing and things like that but the fact she's adding goals at this time is really exciting for England.

The opposition will be more difficult. Grace Clinton, adding her into the mix, for me, she's a slightly different profile. She'll pick up the ball and run with it and attracting more danger. There's lots of choice in terms of who plays where.

I'm glad it's Sarina's headache and not mine.

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England attacker Ella Toone, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live "It was perfect. I thought it was a great game. It was one we definitely enjoyed. There was lots of goals, a clean sheet and we played some good football. It was a great send-off, and we're excited now to go to Switzerland.

"The desire to win, the desire to keep wanting to score and it was nice that we had a few different goal scorers as well. Overall, we should be really happy with the performance."

On what the team could be for the France game: That's up to the boss and she'll pick the starting XI that's right to play against France. I think no matter what happens, we're a great team, we want everyone to do well, we're all in it together. We're a great group, we're a team that's very together and we have an aim for the tournament. No matter what happens, whoever starts in that game will give 100%.

"It's always nice to step out onto the pitch for England, and no matter what, I'll give 100%. It was nice to get on the scoresheet. I think I've not scored for a while in an England shirt, so to get two today was really nice, but we should be happy with the overall team performance."

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England midfielder Georgia Stanway, speaking to ITV: "It was nice. I had a few chances and it went in the net. My family is here as well so that was special because they can't get to every game.

On returning from injury: "A lot of work. I didn't expect to be having surgery at the end of January. It's my first injury in about 10 years so I've had a good innings. It's cliche but I do feel stronger and faster.

"We've worked hard in training. We had way more chances than seven so it's about making them count. Today was a good day to play the way we played and get some good patterns.

"It's completely different to any tournament we've been to before. This is a new England."

That final goal from Beth Mead means England's women beat Jamaica 7-0 in their debut meeting between the nations.

In 2006, England's men beat Jamaica 6-0 in their only international match.

The Lionesses, one-upping the Three Lions once again!

Anita Asante
Former England defender on ITV

Lauren James has the versatility. In the 10, she's so creative and can open up the game.

Gilly Flaherty
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

You talk about the defensive side. I think she has two managers, for the national team and at club level, who won't stand not doing those defensive duties.

Lauren James, she's just so exciting and I think that she sees things other players don't see. We're talking about that cross for [Alessia] Russo, other players would put the ball straight across, which we've seen throughout the game, but when she cuts back, she sees Russo's run and is able to put the ball on her head.

I think with her, it's about managing minutes and expectations. Everyone talks about James, she's going to be a marked player when she plays. How can we, in Switzerland, get the best out of her?

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Karen Bardsley
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's hard not to get excited [about Lauren James]. I think she needs to be managed in the right way and giving her some time, a glimpse of what she can offer this Lioness midfield and attack is really exciting. It's mouth-watering stuff.

For me, she's a little magician in midfield. Her natural movement, the unpredictability and shooting ability that she has. She looks like she's going about her own business in the midfield

For me, it's the nonchalance. She picked up some great areas, gets on the ball, takes a shot, and it just looks so easy for her.

I just love it, I really like that and the fact she's added that out of possession work, she did get some criticism back in the day at Man United but moving to Chelsea, she's worked on that. More to come.

Karen Carney
Former England midfielder on ITV

Lauren James can do things I've never seen any player since Kelly Smith do. She's Ballon d'Or.

Image source, Reuters

Karen Bardsley
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I love this team's winning mentality.

I think, regardless of what they're facing, they always want to score goals. They always have extremely high standards and this is a great send off.

They showed they're ready to go into the Euros.

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England attacker Ella Toone, speaking to ITV: "We enjoyed that game today. A lot of goals and a clean sheet. It's nice to send ourselves off to the Euros.

On scoring: "It's been a long time coming, I've waited a while for another goal in an England shirt. Of course I wanted a hat-trick, who doesn't want a hat-trick? Alessia [Russo] finished off the perfect hat-trick with her header.

"There's competition all over the squad, that's what makes it so exciting. No matter what role I have in the tournament, I'll make sure I'll do my best for the team. We'll all be pushing each other and it's healthy competition.

"We've got a talented squad and we'll step out and give the nation our all."

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A slightly surreal scene on the King Power pitch, with the England players being presented to the crowd before setting off for the Euros.

It's like a trophy presentation without a trophy, with the players lining up behind a board and in front of an arch bearing the England crest.

The players and fans seem to like it though - a hearty shout of 'Tooooone' when Ella's name is announced, while Khiara Keating does a little dance as the back-up keeper gets her dues from the fans.

So England have rattled seven past below-par opponents today, and surely will face tougher tasks from France, Netherlands and Wales in Group D of Euro 2025.

But Jamaica are no slouches, having qualified for the last two World Cups. England made them look very limited with their attacking verve and quality in possession.

With Lauren James and Ella Toone back in fitness and form, and with a wealth of other attacking options to choose from, I think England fans can feel cautiously optimistic about the Euros - for the next six days, at least.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at King Power Stadium

There's a stage being built in the middle of the pitch as England's players and staff are preparing to wave farewell to supporters in a planned presentation.

Karen Bardsley
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

England will feel pretty good about this second half performance and I think they'll feel really positive going forward, even though Jamaica haven't been much of a test.