Excellent finish that. I can't make my mind up on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. What's his best position?

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Harry Kane won't now get a goal tonight as he is replaced by Liverpool man Danny Ings. Apparently Ings had planned a fishing trip away with his dad this week before a pesky call-up from Roy...

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Vilnius

Roy Hodgson takes a few looks at his watch, calls Gary Neville over for a long chat - could soon be time for England's first changes.

Jonjo Shelvey ends a neat passing move with a rising shot over from the edge of the area. 

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Marc Heighway: Kyle Walker. More Dan Walker than Des Walker.

Jayy: Vardy is wasted out on the wing! Either put him alongside Kane, up front alone or don't play him! He's not a winger!

Richard Desira: If Roy picks a full strength team, he's slated. If he picks an experimental team, people like Carragher slate him. Can't win

And that is nearly three, Ross Barkley meeting the following corner with a downwards header which Giedrius Arlauskis turns away at close range. Watford fans may not have seen much from their keeper before tonight but he looks decent!

You have to score that! Harry Kane meets Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's cross from the right, Giedrius Arlauskis makes a smart save but the rebound is there for a tap-in. Kane fluffs his left-footed connection though and it's turned over...

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Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live in Vilnius

"A fantastic achievement by England, winning 10 out of 10 in this qualifying campaign. Though of course things will be completely different in France... not least England's starting XI."

Dele Alli, Danny Ings and Andros Townsend. That's my guess for the second-half changes from Roy. First one on 63 minutes. 

You have to find your own forms of entertainment at times. 

Game on!

After I drew comparisons with Harry Kane's shot and a Wayne Rooney goal in 2004, a few of you are wondering whether Rooney should have his goal tally reduced to 49 now.

Well, we did a story on it look, 11 years ago.

Uefa spokesman Rob Faulkner said: "The original shot was on target so we confirm that Rooney is the scorer."  

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How fast is an international slug though Mark?

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Mark in Glastonbury: We just don't look like a team, even when we are at full strength. We have the fastest, most explosive league in world football, yet we play with the speed of a striking slug at international level.

Dan from Derbyshire: Why are so many people negative? Roy Hodgson didn't pick the opposition but he's beaten everyone put in front of him. He's earned the right to field whatever team he wants to. It's not often you get the chance to experiment. Keep up the good work Roy!

Would you make any changes to the qualifying set-up to make it more interesting? It's hard for England to serve up interesting matches against limited opposition isn't it?

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"Barkley has looked confident on the ball, and Kane's movement has been very good. And I have been very impressed with Lallana, who has been linking up well with the frontmen. Those have been my stars of tonight so far."

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Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live in Vilnius

"It has been a tricky surface to play on, but England have done the job. They have done well, simple as that. Not brilliantly or magnificently."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Vilnius

All very straightforward this for England. Roy Hodgson's side might have an experimental look but they are still in a completely different class to Lithuania, which is to be expected.

Half-time, and job very much done for England. Dominant display.