Brilliant again from Jack Grealish, weaving through the middle and wrongfooting Welshmen, Mason Mount then picks out Bukayo Saka on the left of the area and his shot is deflected up into the air and clawed out by Wayne Hennessey...

Ian Wright and Mark Bright, of course.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a classic Danny Ings goal. Alive in the six yard area, alert to where the ball might drop. An overhead kick and he just gets it on target, he makes great contact, great athleticism. Wayne Hennessey had no chance, England are on top now. It's complete dominance.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales

With Tyrone Mings winning the header to set up Danny Ings for his goal, I'm wondering if there have been other rhyming combinations for goals?

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Jack Grealish is just getting better and better out there, weaving away down the England left and lacing in a powerful shot which Wayne Hennessey has to tip away and wide. That was heading in I think.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio Wales

It's a lovely improvised finish to find the corner.

He's a fantastic finisher, Ings - we saw that all last season.

You wouldn't call it a thrashing - all the balls could have been dealt with.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Danny Ings is now up front as the pivot in the main number nine position. When you come and play for the England you never want to play out of position, but obviously you want to play so you're never going to say no but you want that opportunity in your position.

England well on top now, Ethan Ampadu is replaced before he is sent off for Wales.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Dominic Calvert-Lewin off just before the hour and the Everton striker will have delighted England manager Gareth Southgate, not just with his goal but all-round performance. This is a player bursting with confidence.

Danny Ings is through the middle for England then, with Jack Grealish and Mason Mount just off him.

Conor Coady is now captaining England. He'll be Prime Minister by midnight.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio Wales

Wales have looked good defensively of late so the nature of the two goals will disappoint Ryan Giggs.

We haven't nailed down a centre-back partnership because we've had to chop and change recently.

Chris Mepham will be particularly disappointed, losing his man for both goals.

Greg: Conor Coady you can see how chuffed he is with that goal

Ethan Ampadu has been chasing Jack Grealish around all half, or his shadow anyway, and he's now in the book for a foul from begind.

Joe Gomez, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Kieran Trippier all come off. On come Mason Mount, Reece James and Tyrone Mings.

Conor Coady scores with 50% of shots he takes. Fact.

Unlucky - Rabbi Matondo rattles a low shot against the post from 20 yards on the angle but he was offside. Good response from the visitors.