Well I don't know about you but I thoroughly enjoyed that. A great win for England as they close in on group leaders Belgium.

There's no rest for the players as they head off to Serbia tomorrow for their next qualifier. A game that, I imagine, for the England players can't come soon enough and for the Serbian players could do with not coming at all.

That's it from us so until next time, cheerio.

Only pleasing, Mark!?

England coach Mark Sampson: "It was a pleasing performance. It is important to be clinical infront of goal and credit to the players. This week their attitude has been exceptional and they deserved this performance. You can feel it when we get preparation right so we are really pleased.

"It is important to score goals but it was another clean sheet as well. We stayed solid and organised and showed inventiveness in final third and also I have to say a special mention to the two debutants."

Rachel Daly who marked her England debut with a goal: "It is every kids' dream to get a goal for England so it is a dream come true for me.

"To get the goals we did was big for us. We were always pushing for more we wanted to score goals and we weren’t going to let up.

"My mum, my dad, step brother and aunt are here so there is quite a few here supporting so it is special for me."

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper

"Overall it was a wonderful performance from England. 

"England took the game to Serbia and imposed their style of play on the game."

Marissa AFC: Brilliant performance from the Lionesses. Great teamwork and plenty of unselfish play. Well done.

Mistah J: Well done today Lionesses super proud of a dominant match!

England's Ellen White, speaking to BBC Sport: "It is about time we scored a lot of goals at home for the crowd. We want to be scoring goals and we are really pleased with the 7-0 and having lots of different scorers as well."

England's Karen Carney, who scored a hat-trick, tells BBC Sport: "It was special but I didn't really know much about two of the goals! I think we played really well and it was the thing to get the Lionesses back on the map.

"I think we have found our rhythm of game well so we are excited for the next game."

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

"I think it has been an excellent performance. We wanted goals and that is what we have got.

"Serbia have been poor but you have to give credit to England.

"Mark Sampson has got his tactics spot on and all players have given everything."

That's it. the whistle goes and England stamp their authority on the group with a massive win.

The 90 minutes are up and we are into three minutes of stoppage time.

Marija Radojicic, who was given the unenviable task of operating as Serbia's lone forward, is relieved of her duties as Olivera Markovic comes on for the final minute.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

"It is going to be tough for Serbia to turn it around. When you have got beat 7-0 how are you going to get up for it and be confident?"

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

"I don't think Serbia have got the basics right today, they haven't been able to pass the ball to each other but England have been excellent."

Three minutes left and England have a free-kick. Strange routine as two players run over the ball, leaving Nikita Parris standing over it and looking a tad confused. She eventually plays it to Lucy Bronze who smashes the ball onto the Adams Park roof.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

"I thought Davison was going to go through and score but she just tried to be a little too creative with the backheel."

It should be eight. Gemma Davison steals the ball from a defender and it is two against one. Davison, though, tries to be a bit too clever with a backheel but gets it wrong and Susanne Nilsson scoops up the loose ball.