Try not to worry, England fans. Wayne Rooney and Roy Hodgson were happy enough with that tonight.

It'll be alright on the night...

Good night! 

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You'll be needing the schedule page here.

England open against Russia on 11 June, Wales play Slovakia on the same day, Northern Ireland begin against Poland on 12 June and the Republic of Ireland face Sweden on 13 June.

The Euros get under way a week tomorrow. Friday, 10 June. Superb. 

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Roy Hodgson speaking to BBC Sport: "It is often a struggle when you play against 10 men. We would have preferred a 11 v 11 game, to flow more in attack and in defence.

"We were on the ball and trying to find the way through a packed and well organised Portugal defence.

"I am pleased we kept our composure and patience,  pleased with the clean sheet. The longer the game wore on, we looked more dangerous, looked as if we could score the goal. The result came from a long period of sustained pressure.

"I don't intend to come on radio to tell you what I think of what worked and what didn't.

"The players worked hard to keep their shape and build attacks. It is our third win and one against a Portugal team ranked higher than us in the Fifa rankings, so no reason to be dissatisfied.

"Have I decided my best 11? That is difficult and will depend on the night.

"I am happy I have got 16/17 good players and happy with the options available to us."

Eddie Cafe: Hodgson says it's difficult to play against 10 men. Trust me, it's even more difficult against 11

Bob Walker-Hall: England played brilliantly against Germany and poorly tonight. Hope Roy goes with the Germany setup, 4-2-3-1!

Matthew Harris: Rend your garments, howl at the moon: a pre-tournament friendly was boring and inconsequential. The end is nigh.

England manager Roy Hodgson on ITV: "I'm not prepared to accept that we didn't play well. We looked good, we had composure throughout the game and it would have been better to play against 11. I'm very pleased with three wins, we never looked like conceding a goal.

"I'm not prepared to add my voice to the debate. We need all of our players playing well. In every game some people have a really good night, I'm not prepared to stand here and criticise some players. If I start being dissaitisfied with three wins against Australia, Turkey and Portugal I'm going to be a hard coach to satisfy."

Roy Hodgson says he is pleased with the clean sheet and believes England scored after a spell of sustained possession. 

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The Three Lions have conceded just three goals in their last 11 games at Wembley.

Portugal failed to muster a single shot on target in the 90 minutes.

Roy Hodgson's interview coming up. What can he take from that lot?

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender for BBC Radio 5 live

"There are five positions up for grabs, I didn't see the players going flat out, saying 'I want that starting place' it was just a flat, abject performance."

England captain Wayne Rooney on ITV: "We won the game but it was always difficult. They went to 10 men and that can happen in football. We were the better team.

"We need to play better, we know that. But it's a good sign that we didn't play well and won the game. 

"The manager is working on the three up front. There are 23 men in the squad, it's about all of us.

"We are ready. We haven't been at our best but we have won the three games."

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender for BBC Radio 5 live

"Look at the positives: No injuries, a clean sheet and the win.

"Unfortunately that does not tell the true story. That is a worrying performance. You are looking for the team to be confident, bright and sharp but that never materialised."

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Grant Dommen: Played three, won three. Job done. If people want beautiful football watch Barca, I'll take the win, thanks! 

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs & England midfielder on 5 live

"It was a tough night, as a player you want to get through unscathed and get on the plane to France.

"From Roy Hodgson's perspective, I am not sure if he has caused himself more problems with the Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy and Wayne Rooney situation. They have got the win. The players that came off the bench had a positive impact. I felt the team was more creative and enjoyable to watch with what we ended with."

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England win. Football was the loser. England played players out of position and an early red card for Portugal didn't help the occasion.

England's next match is the real deal. Is Roy Hodgson any the wiser?

It's a free header for William Carvalho but he floats it over the top. Shoddy. 

Matt Love: Far from a Sterling performance, Dier at times, England showed Hart when at times we were down a blind Alli, they Rose to it.

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Three minutes added on. This - if you want a super positive line - will be England's first win over Portugal since 1998.