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After England hit a record-breaking 20 against Latvia and Ellen White sets her self apart as the Lionesses' all time top scorer, it’s time to say goodnight.

While it is the last of the international action for the year, there is still plenty to look forward to on the club scene.

A number of England team-mates will next face one another when Chelsea take on Arsenal in the delayed 2020-21 Women’s FA Cup final at Wembley on Sunday. We will have live text commentary, TV and radio coverage of that one. Until then, cheerio.

England boss Sarina Wiegman is right to say that Latvia "wasn't very good" and not to the Lionesses' "level".

Come February 2022, England will face sterner tests in a newly established invitational international that includes Spain, Germany and Canada.

Expectations will be high after the Lionesses made it six impressive wins from six under Wiegman since she took charge in September.

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More from England boss Sarina Wiegman on ITV:

"The opponent wasn't very good. The difference was so big in level. But still you have to make the game yourself, you have to speed up the game all the time, you have to stay in shape and make the right decisions and be tight on the the ball.

"We did so well and we just kept on going and the energy stayed in the team for the whole game, and that is pretty impressive.

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England head coach Sarina Wiegman has told ITV that is is "very proud" of Ellen White for breaking the Lionesses' scoring record.

"She has had a tremendous career, of course. This was a team performance, we kept on going. So many records were broken."

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More from Ellen White speaking to ITV:

"I [look up to Kelly Smith] so much. It's been spoken about a lot, going above Kelly Smith and breaking this record.

"To me, she's a legend. I have so much love and respect for her. I feel very lucky to have played alongside her, I was her team-mate. She'll always be the best for me.

"I just want to play well, be selected and help the team do whatever we can to make the crowd and England proud. We'll just try and enjoy it."

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England's record goalscorer Ellen White speaking to ITV:

"I feel very emotional about [breaking the record.] It's been spoken about for a long time.

"I feel really proud of the girls, we've got some of the girls that have scored their first goal for England. I love scoring for England so seeing them score - they're coming through now - so I feel really proud.

"It's incredible. I feel really lucky, I've had amazing support from my family, my friends, coaches, teammates and staff. But I'm not stopping here, I want to keep going - I want to score goals for England."

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An emotional Ellen White is about to speak to the media. We will bring you some of what she has to say soon...

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

It's just amazing. You've got four players with hat-tricks, players scoring on their debuts. The intensity and professionalism, that's been the most pleasing thing for me tonight.

Their passion to keep the ball moving was great, their shots on goal, their standards were so high. That was impressive.

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Emma Sanders was at the Keepmoat Stadium in Doncaster for us tonight.

Read her developing match report below.

Deb: With 4 hat-tricks, who gets the match ball? 20-0.

Let science clone the ball. Give it to each of them.

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What more do the stats say, you ask?

Well...

• England controlled 86% possession
• The Lionesses had 63 shots at goal
• 30 shots from England were on target
• Latvia didn't manage a shot of any sort, nor did they manage to force a corner

We have had 10 different goalscorers tonight. Four of them got hat-tricks. It's unprecedented stuff from the Lionesses.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Keepmoat Stadium

WOW.

A hat-trick for record goalscorer Ellen White. Four goals (her first for England) for Lauren Hemp. Hat-tricks for Beth Mead and Alessia Russo. A debut for Katie Zelem. A first England goal for Jess Carter...

I've definitely missed something.

It's a record-breaking win from England! They have thumped 20 past Latvia.

Bethany England's eyes would have been wide there as she thought she was in for her hat-trick.

She slips away from her defender (surprise, surprise) and meets a Beth Mead cross, but can only flick her header over the bar.

Richard: Unreal. Hat-tricks for four different players. All kinds of records. Bonkers.

We will have three minutes of injury time at the end of this thrashing.

That's just about enough time for another goal or three from England...

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Wow, wow, 20 goals.

I knew there'd be a lot of goals, but 20? A really great, professional performance.

Just watch from this restart now, they're straight forward again, pressing the ball.

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