I will eat my keyboard if Roy Hodgson doesn't pick a fit Wayne Rooney at Euro 2016, but there you go.

While you think about that I'm off - Wales wrap up the final night of Euro 2016 qualifiers tomorrow, see you there. 

Five journalists have named their preferred starting XIs for the Euros next summer - and not everyone has found a place for captain Wayne Rooney.

Is he in or out? 

Have a read here and see what you think...

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Even more from Roy Hodgson on BBC Radio 5 live: "We know that we've got work to do still. Some players coming back from injury will mean we'll have a lot of competition for places, and hopefully also we'll learn from the matches we'll play now against Spain and France next, and then Germany and Holland, because those are teams who have shown they can do well in finals competitions.

"They are more likely to show up any defects in our game than we were able to see tonight."

The qualification process is almost over and the make-up of next summer's Euro 2016 is starting to take shape.

There will be 24 teams competing in the finals. France were assured of a place as hosts, and a further 19 countries qualify automatically - 18 by finishing either first or second in their group and one more as the highest third-placed finisher.

There will also be four play-off ties to determine the final four teams competing in France.

Eighteen teams are there and we have profiled the lot.

Flobalob: Put Walcott up front and the Ox on the right - pace, pace, pace. Would also swap Carrick for Lallana in central attacking midfield... and Baines is so 2010

Abdul Wahab: I would go with 4-2-3-1 with Carrick and Ross Barkley in midfield, Rooney in the 10 position and Kane up front replacing Wilshere.

David Corbett: Hart, Bertrand, Clyne, Cahill, Stones, Henderson, Barkley, Rooney, Sturridge, Kane, Walcott. Rooney should drop into central midfield.

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England captain Phil Jagielka on 5 live Sport: "It was a fantastic honour tonight, and the icing on the cake was the performance. Three great goals by three great, promising young talents. Nice too for the fans who had come over, and nice to win as captain. 

"No games are easy, especially in international football. We got momentum early in the qualifying campaign and just kept it going and going. 

"Fair play to the coaching staff and the management, and the boys saw through the job to the last day today."

More from England boss Roy Hodgson: "I can't fault anyone tonight - a good performance, dominant, and a nice way to end the qualifying campaign. 

"We will use the upcoming friendlies to learn, to see where we are. If we concentrate and play properly we can do well. It would have been a surprise if we had not qualified. But the upcoming friendlies are better, stronger opposition sides. We'll see how we deal with that."

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England manager Roy Hodgson: "This is an achievement. I am very proud of the players' performances. I thought it was excellent, in the first half especially. There was a lot of hard work put in, the quality of play was good and 10 wins out of 10 is very satisfying - we've got to take a lot of pride in that. 

"We have used a lot of players in the qualifiers due to injury, so everyone who was part of this troupe has contributed. The players who represented us tonight did a terrific job and they have got to feel they have strengthened their chances if being considered for France." 

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Here's the starting XI our chief football writer Phil McNulty would select for the opening game of the Euros.

What do you reckon? Agree? Disagree? Let us know.

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England allowed their opponents just 12 shots on target in their 10 qualifiers – at least 10 shots fewer than any other side in the Euro 2016 qualification process.

Jordan Henderson, Danny Welbeck, Daniel Sturridge, James Milner, Wayne Rooney, Luke Shaw, Gary Cahill, John Stones, Joe Hart, Jack Wilshere, Theo Walcott - just some of the players not available tonight.

What is Roy Hodgson's best XI?

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Mark Wilkins: England have qualified with a 100% record, over 10 games. Some of the teams maybe weren't the best, but they still did the job!

Sam: 100%, albeit in a unbelievably easy group with teams we should be beating easily. This young team yet to be tested, really.

Hector Payne: 10 wins out of 10 for England is a fantastic achievement, regardless of the opposition!

England captain Phil Jagielka: "The gameplan from day one was to win all 10 games and we have done it. We have good youth coming through and hopefully if we can nurture it we could have something special. We have chose some really tough friendlies. It will be hard games but we will try to prove ourselves."

England midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain: "The pitch was difficult and it skidded through, it made it hard to run in behind but we did what we needed to do.

"We are very excited about going to France, we have belief in this squad."

It is just over 15 months since England;s World Cup ended with a defeat to Uruguay.

What has Roy Hodgson gained from the 10 qualifiers his side have won, to move the team on from that defeat?

Glen Johnson is no longer playing at right-back. Anything else?

The team that night: Hart: Johnson, Cahill, Jagielka, Baines; Henderson, Gerrard; Sterling, Rooney, Welbeck; Sturridge

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