And with that we bid you good night. Another pretty dull game, another England win. Job very much done for Roy Hodgson and co.

England manager Roy Hodgson, speaking to ITV: "Ross Barkley has been important to this group for a long time, he’s been maturing in his performances for Everton and for England and it was great for him to go out and play as well as he did in an important qualifier match. He deserves a lot of credit.

"If you look through the other results tonight you can see how hard it can be. A lot of games are won by the odd goal, and quite often the big teams have to work hard to get their 1-0 victory. There are literally no easy games at international level. You have to be patient and keep working away, and I was pleased with our patience and persistence."

Matt Hallett: Who captains England on Monday? Jagielka? Only senior player left I think!

Great shout Matt. To recap, James Milner, Michael Carrick, Gary Cahill, Wayne Rooney and Joe Hart are not involved.

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England manager Roy Hodgson, speaking to ITV: "It was as tough as we thought it would be. Estonia were well organised and they’re a team that is intelligent in the way they play.

"We had to work hard, we attacked a lot, we had a lot of the ball had a lot of chances. I thought we were good value for our 2-0 win.

"You have to come through these kind of games, if you are not careful you can slip up, and I’m glad we didn’t

"Harry Kane did some fantastic work at centre forward setting things up and Jamie Vardy was only on the pitch a few minutes before he’d set up a goal.

"If its true what people are telling me, and if this victory ensures we are seeded for the draw for the final tournament then that is important too, I’m only hoping I've not been misled, because these rankings fluctuate."

Richard Ridley: If England aren't very good what does that say about the rest of the group? The qualifying is not exciting at all but job done.

Robert Thompson: This 'average' England team qualified with 100% record (so far). Lampard, Gerrard, A. Cole, Terry, Owen etc, didn't in 2008

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England have arranged friendlies against Spain, France, Germany and the Netherlands between now and the Euros. Is that wise?

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Roy Hodgson's first description of Estonia is indeed 'well organised'. 

Roy Hodgson confirms that James Milner, Michael Carrick, Gary Cahill, Wayne Rooney and Joe Hart will be rested for Lithuania and won't travel.  

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England will get out of their group. Only eight teams are eliminated from the group stage of the new expanded tournament. They could finish third in the group and still go through...

Neil,Spain: You cannot knock nine wins out of nine, but we really do look like an average team full of average players. Will be very surprised if we make out of the group stages at the Euros.   

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Holders Spain booked their berth at Euro 2016 with a 4-0 win over Group C rivals Luxembourg. Arsenal's Santi Cazorla and Valencia's Paco Alcacer scored two each. However, the victory was tempered by the injuries to David Silva and Alvaro Morata.

Behind them it's between Slovakia, who lost 1-0 to Belarus, and Ukraine, who beat Macedonia 2-0, for the second automatic spot. They are both on 19 points.

Switzerland will join Group E rivals England at Euro 2016. Their 7-0 win over San Marino, coupled with Slovenia only managing a 1-1 draw against Lithuania, means they go to France.

In Group G,Russia, need a point against Montenegro on Monday to secure qualification, after their 2-1 win against Moldova.

Sean Brown: Lovely stadium, lovely food, lovely toilets and a nice, lovely clap to lovely polite fans as Walcott jogs off and everything's... you guessed it, lovely. Then we turn up at a tournament, in a hostile environment, and everything's not quite as nice, and we get well and truly beaten. It's all a little too nice and a little too perfect at Wembley.

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Sean Brown has cracked what's wrong with England - Wembley is too nice. England to play their next qualifier at Accrington?

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England's stand-in captain Gary Cahill, speaking to ITV: "I'm very pleased. For the frst time captaining my country, you want it to go well.

"In the first half we had to be patient but we got our goal and thankfully we kept the run going.The performance was good. Everyone worked hard and we deserved the result."

Do Chris Waddle and Danny Mills think Jamie Vardy is good enough to play for England?In a word, no.

Adrian Dobbs: England need better crossing and set play delivery. Jason Puncheon or Wilfried Zaha for England!

Ayoade Oluwasanmi: Raheem Sterling is not any good to answer your question at the 60 min mark. He's just an expensive Andros Townsend. Not much product

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Who should play up front for England? Was Wayne Rooney missed tonight? Does Harry Kane do enough? Jamie Vardy? Sturridge, Walcott, Welbeck?

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"England did enough. Estonia were well organised but never looked like scoring. Once England got one you knew it was over.

"There will be people who say it wasn't good enough, but you can only beat what's in front of you. When we get to France we'll see how good we are."

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