Goodbyepublished at 19:49
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England are there.
Wales and Northern Ireland are very close.
It doesn't start for another nine months but I'm already getting excited about Euro 2016.
Thanks for your company. Until next time...
Summary
England book place at Euro 2016
Rooney equals England scoring record
England captain substituted after 58 mins
Kane scores first of season with clever chip
Walcott scores twice after coming off bench
Goodbyepublished at 19:49
Goals, goals, goalspublished at 19:46
Fancy looking at some England's finest goalscorers in action?
The likes of Tom Finney, Michael Owen, Jimmy Greaves and Alan Shearer are all included in a video on the BBC Sport website.
'Well done Wayne'published at 19:41 British Summer Time 5 September 2015
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England's greatest goalscorerspublished at 19:39
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get involved Get Involvedpublished at 19:36 British Summer Time 5 September 2015
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Julian Richards: Very impressed by Shelvey, hopefully he will get another chance v Switzerland.
Paul Jolly: England looked better without Rooney on the pitch. Still, we'll be out in the group stages at the Euros whoever we draw.
Vote resultpublished at 19:33
Who is England's greatest goalscorer?
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Image source, .Elsewhere in Europepublished at 19:30
Fifteen minutes to kick-off in today's late Euro 2016 qualifiers. Manchester United keeper David De Gea is on the substitutes bench for Spain against Slovakia.
In the early starts there were victories for Luxembourg, Ukraine, Estonia and Russia.
Le Rendez Vouspublished at 19:27
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'Great to score'published at 19:23
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Image source, ReutersEngland striker Harry Kane speaking to ITV Sport: "It's great to get on the scoresheet. A lot has been said about me not scoring this season but I came off the bench and, thankfully, scored.
"It is a great achievement by Wayne Rooney to equal the goalscoring record and we are all buzzing for him but the whole team did well and we don't want to stop here as we want to keep moving on."
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 19:19 British Summer Time 5 September 2015
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'I'd swap goals for a medal'published at 19:17
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England captain Wayne Rooney, speaking on ITV: "It would have been great if the record had happened tonight. Obviously the tradition of Wembley and to break the record at Wembley would be great.
"Sir Bobby is in the dressing room at Manchester United after all the games and he has a presence about him. He has given me advice.
"I would swap all these goals for a winner's medal next summer."
'More than satisfied'published at 19:13
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England manager Roy Hodgson speaking to ITV Sport: " I am more than satisfied and we won it with a good margin.
On Wayne Rooney substitution: "To be honest, we wanted to protect one or two players and it was in our thoughts we would try to keep Wayne on for 45 to a maximum of 60 minutes.
"One or two who weren't in contention to play on Tuesday night have pushed their claims and Jonjo Shelvey deserves a mention. In Michael Carrick and Jonjo we have two very good passers in that midfield position and when Jack Wilshere gets back we will have even more competition."
'Proud to equal record'published at 19:10
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England forward Wayne Rooney, speaking on ITV: "It's a proud moment to equal Sir Bobby Charlton's record. My aim is to push on and try and help the team win on Tuesday and break the record."
'Surprised by Rooney decision'published at 19:09
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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessageI was surprised Wayne Rooney was taken off given that the goalscoring record was there for him. I don't know if the decision to take him off was vindicated by Harry Kane's goal. I would have liked to have seen Rooney break that record."
'Strange to take Rooney off'published at 19:05
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in San Marino
Image source, Reuters"Strange decision by England manager Roy Hodgson to remove Wayne Rooney on the brink of history with the San Marino defence out on its feet. It may be more fitting to beat the record at Wembley - but not sure Rooney would agree after admitting it will be a relief to get it over and done with."
Postpublished at 19:02 British Summer Time 5 September 2015
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'Keep trio in side'published at 19:00 British Summer Time 5 September 2015
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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessageThere will be a couple of changes to play Switzerland on Tuesday but I would like to see Jonjo Shelvey, Jamie Vardy and John Stones keep their places. They haven't done anything wrong.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 18:59 British Summer Time 5 September 2015
'Roy will be delighted'published at 18:57
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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 liveQuote MessageThere have been some decent performances from England. Ross Barkley stepped it up in the second half, Nathaniel Clyne bombed up and down the right flank and Jonjo Shelvey has hardly given the ball away. England manager Roy Hodgson will be delighted with his team's discipline, energy and professionalism."
Postpublished at 18:54
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Image source, Getty ImagesEngland are the first country - other than host France - to reach Euro 2016.
The question now is: Can they finally perform on the tournament stage?