Alex Howell
BBC Sport football reporter

• Eberechi Eze: Came on as one of four changes. Showed in flashes why he is so highly rated with some of his trademark dribbling. Finished the game off with an excellent curled striker into the top corner. 7

• Phil Foden: Just as Tuchel hinted, Foden came on as a striker when he replaced Kane. Went looking for the ball and always makes the crowd excited when he gets it. A late assist when he set up Eze on a counter-attack 7
• Jude Bellingham: The Real Madrid midfielder was involved in one particularly good move when he combined with James, as England looked to add to the score. 6
• Jordan Henderson: Came on and took the armband. Played deeper next to Anderson as England completed the job. 6
• Adam Wharton: Came on late, had little time to prove himself. N/A

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Alex Howell
BBC Sport football reporter

• Jordan Pickford: England's number one did not have a meaningful save to make. 6
• Reece James: As England dominated the game, James spent most of the time in attacking positions and was not up against much going towards his own goal. One of Thomas Tuchel's favourites and looks to be England's first-choice right-back. 6
• Ezri Konsa: Just like the rest of the England back four, it was an easy night for Konsa. Good on the ball and kept it moving as he started attacks from the back. Only one counter-attack looked to cause him trouble. 6
• John Stones: The Manchester City defender stepped into midfield when Serbia did not put him under pressure. Looks to be building a nice partnership with Konsa. Not much to deal with defensively. 6
• Nico O'Reilly: A very comfortable first cap for O'Reilly. Took the ball in good areas and went into midfield from left-back, as he does for his club side Manchester City. His shot in the first half created England's opening goal and he almost added to the score when his deflected cross nearly went in. The 20-year-old has a chance to make a late push to be England's starting left-back at the World Cup. 7
• Elliot Anderson: The Nottingham Forest midfielder has made the base of midfield position his own. He's a near certainty to start for England at the World Cup. Another assured performance. 7
• Declan Rice: A quieter night for Declan Rice but he still showed his running power. His delivery from corners and free-kicks are of the highest quality and means he can always be a threat for England. 6
• Morgan Rogers: Excellent play from Rogers to start an attack in the first half when he combined with Bukayo Saka, beating a defender and spraying an excellent pass to Rashford. Almost on target with an instinctive flicked header. 7
• Marcus Rashford: A couple of exciting runs and curling efforts well saved. It wasn't England's best night but Rashford offered a spark at times. Nice skill in the first half when he put the ball through a defender's legs to get the crowd off their feet. 7
• Bukayo Saka: Scored an excellent first-half goal when he volleyed in the rebound off O'Reilly's shot. Building a nice partnership with Reece James down the right-hand side for England. Had another half-chance in the first half but curled wide. 7
• Harry Kane: The England captain dropped deep to get on the ball as England struggled to break down the stubborn Serbia defence. A couple of excellent passes to start attacks. Missed a good chance with a header in the first half. 6

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

It was inevitable that England's meeting with Serbia would lack a sense of jeopardy with World Cup qualification assured, but Thomas Tuchel will still have been left with increasing confidence about the forthcoming World Cup following this win.

The sight of Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden emerging from the bench after 65 minutes, along with goalscoring substitute Eberechi Eze, was another demonstration of the depth of talent at Tuchel's disposal as he shapes his final World Cup plans.

Morgan Rogers, Marcus Rashford and Elliot Anderson had all made their contributions, while Crystal Palace's outstanding young midfielder Adam Wharton, on as a late substitute, finally got more minutes for England for the first time since June 2024.

This has been a hugely satisfying qualifying campaign for Tuchel and England, gathering momentum exactly as he would have wished before the final qualifier in Albania on Sunday.

Saka once again showed the class that makes him a certain World Cup pick with a spectacular finish to open the scoring, with Arsenal team-mate Eze also providing a stylish final flourish to erase any doubts about the result.

Debutant O'Reilly made an accomplished start while, at the other end of the scale, captain Harry Kane may not have got on the scoresheet but showed his hunger still burns, even producing a tackle on the edge of his own area to snuff out a rare Serbian threat.

And in goal, Pickford continues to set records with another shutout, meaning England have still to concede a goal in qualifying.

All in all, Tuchel can head to Tirana in buoyant mood.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

England extended their flawless record in World Cup qualifying with a seventh successive victory as Serbia were beaten at Wembley.

Head coach Thomas Tuchel is now able to fine-tune his plans after the Three Lions confirmed their place last month in next summer's showpiece with two games to spare, and this was a low-key affair on a rain-soaked evening.

Tuchel gave a first senior cap to Manchester City's Nico O'Reilly at left-back, but it was one of England's established stars who made the breakthrough, Bukayo Saka scoring after 28 minutes with a perfectly placed left-foot volley beyond Serbia keeper Predrag Rajkovic.

Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers was selected ahead of Jude Bellingham in the number 10 role and displayed plenty of energy and some nice touches before being replaced by his boyhood friend after 65 minutes.

Phil Foden also came on as substitute at the same time, and he combined with Bellingham to set up another replacement, Eberechi Eze, for a superb curling finish to wrap up England's win in the last minute.

Serbia mounted the occasional threat in the second half, but England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford was able to extend his record run of clean sheets to 10, while Tuchel's side have now scored 20 goals without reply in their successful qualifying campaign.

Hello, good morning.

Another game down, another win down and another step closer to the World Cup campaign getting under way for England.

Thursday evening was very much a case of get the job done and that they did.

We'll be bringing you all the reaction to that match first off before bringing you a round-up of all the other international action from around the grounds.

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