Swiss roll, Emmenthal and Toblerone at the ready for Monday night then. See you then...

More Roy Hodgson on BBC Radio 5 live: "I've learned that the players are anxious to defend more aggressively and be more compact in their play. These young players are prepared to take the responsibility, to receive the ball under pressure.

"I also learned from these players that we are not restricted to playing one particular way."

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John Smith:, external A great game of football. Oh sorry I was watching Germany v Argentina. A match full of class and quality. England pale in comparison

Karl Bowers:, external England have 63% possession, keep a clean sheet and win at home yet everybody still complains..

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England manager Roy Hodgson on BBC Radio 5 live: "We enjoyed some positive moments, some good movement and good play. Our passing was good although I was not very happy with how we started the second half.

"Without letting Norway into the game totally, we gave them hope. For the last 30 minutes we were pretty good value for our victory. We wanted a clean sheet and got that. We wanted high tempo passing play - all the things I wanted I thought I saw for large periods of the game."

England are in Group E for Euro 2016 qualifying, along with Switzerland, Slovenia, Estonia, Lithuania and San Marino.So they arguably start with their toughest qualifier of the lot.

After Switzerland on Monday, they face San Marino at Wembley next month.

Andy in Woking: That match was a lot like childbirth. Painful, long and with only one exciting moment.

Willy, Aberdeen: Disagree with Rooney, saying important to win, I thought the performance would have been more important, they where woeful!!

John: That was easily the most mediocre England performance since the last England performance. I don't even know where to start!

Roy Hodgson tells BBC Radio 5 live's Ian Dennis: "All of the things I wanted, I think I saw".

Will he say the same on Monday night?

Paul Hirsch:, external Is Rooney world class? No! But he's an all rounder & the best we got. Just as Lineker, Owen & all the others were!

Tom Vos, external: The real winners of tonight's England game were the people who knew better and decided not to watch it!

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England manager Roy Hodgson on ITV: "We probed very well in the first half and asked a lot of questions of them. We started the second half poorly for 15 minutes, and Joe Hart had to make a couple of saves.

"But luckily we got ourselves going again with Danny Welbeck and Fabian Delph and got on top. We were good value for our victory.

"Raheem Sterling can consider playing through the middle. It's good to have those options. We changed the system quite radically with 25 minutes to go and that worked well. With a bit of luck we would have aggravated the score."

Would you make any changes to the team to face Switzerland on Monday night? Presuming everyone is fit that is?

England captain Wayne Rooney: "In the first half we moved the ball quite well. The second half we started really sloppy which was disappointing but we got the win in the end.

"The young players in the team will learn, we're still learning. It's always nervy taking a penalty but I'm confident from the spot and put my boot through it.

"Raheem Sterling is a threat, he gets at players. It doesn't always come off but he's an exciting player to watch. We all could have done better but it's a night where it was important to win."

Phil Neville
BBC Radio 5 live

"I thought John Stones played really well and Raheem Sterling continues to grow. But I think Danny Welbeck has posed Roy Hodgson a massive problem to whom he picks on Monday."

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Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"I wasn't impressed with the 4-4-2 system but I liked Daniel Sturridge's movement although I thought Wayne Rooney was very quiet. Whether it was the pressure of the armband, he just didn't get in the game. Norway had no quality whatsoever and England caused their own problems with poor decision making."

Phil Neville
BBC Radio 5 live

"Forget the result. You have to learn things about your team from friendlies like this and the first system England used was a bit slow. When they changed it to three in midfield it was more exciting and that's the system I'd like to see on Monday."

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Switzerland on Monday then and that could well be a testing evening for Roy Hodgson's men.

They could do with Gary Cahill fit for a start. 'Underwhelming' is the buzzword on 5 live...

It's all over! England win, the tube back to Euston Square will be running smooth as you like.

Matt in Codall via text: I'm off to see England U20s play at Telford on Friday. I imagine there will be much more passion and pride exhibited there. At least I hope so.

Tom from Nottingham via text: Shocking attitude from some of you fans. Stop complaining about how boring it is and actually support the team. Players working their socks off for fans who don't care.

Into four minutes of added time. I'm not sure what Roy Hodgson was hoping to learn from tonight but I'd be surprised if he has.

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Phil Neville
BBC Radio 5 live

"Seeing Gary Cahill with ice on his ankle is a worry for England and Roy Hodgson. He is the one player we have to have fit. He's the first name on the team sheet against Switzerland because, with his experience, he can't be replaced."