England end World Cup qualifying campaign in Stoke with 10 wins from 10
Stanway gets double, while Russo, Daly & Mead also score in first half
Second-half strikes from sub England (2), Parris, Toone (pen) & Hemp
Wiegman's side had already qualified for next year's World Cup
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Right, I'm out of here.
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England's faultless World Cup campaign ends with another emphatic win. Next time it's the European champions against the world champions at a sold out Wembley.
Bring. It. On.
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More from England manager Sarina Wiegman on ITV: "Of course there are areas to improve but you need big games. This is a game that you know you are going to win, you always have to work hard and can't take things for granted.
"Next up we have a very good opponent in the USA so we'll have to do well in all the areas, in transition, in defence to be successful."
Right, it's almost time to go.
Before we do...
While England were hammering Luxembourg, the Netherlands beat Iceland 1-0 and have qualified automatically for the World Cup.
Meanwhile, Wales reached the play-offs after a 0-0 draw with Slovenia.
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Former England striker Ian Wright, speaking on ITV: "What winning the Euros does is show them that they can take the final step. That's the main thing.
"If you get to that many semi-finals and don't do it, you will start to question yourself. You saw how close we came in a couple of those games, especially in the final against Germany but we got over the line.
"Once you've done that, you believe that you can do it again. It's a mindset."
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Former England midfielder Karen Carney, speaking on ITV: "After the semi-final in 2019, the US kind of said to our team, 'we know you're coming for us.' Now that England have won the Euros, they're definitely coming for them.
"This is a big barometer. How close are we? How good are we? European champions up against world champions. It's a great test for Sarina and the squad."
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Image source, PA MediaEngland manager Sarina Wiegman, speaking to ITV: "The difference between England and Luxembourg is so big that you have to make the game yourself with the tempo.
"But I thought we played well, we had some great goals with some things we want to do as a team like one-touch and cut backs. It was nice to see and I hope the people enjoyed it, too.
"It is hard in these games to keep the tempo up so towards the end we slowed up but we managed to get the two goals in the 92nd minute. Overall, over the whole qualification we've done really well."
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Chelsea manager Emma Hayes, speaking on ITV: "What a game [England v USA], first of all.
"It's the sort of game that would have been a shoo-in for the United States over the years but for them to face England, not just as Europeans champions but playing well and being in season, I think it'll be a cracker of a game."
BBC One
In case it had escaped your attention, it's the start of a new Women's Super League season this weekend.
Lots of clubs will be hoping England's success this summer will lead to a boost in attendances in 2022-23.
BBC One has live coverage of defending champions Chelsea's first game at home to West Ham on Sunday (12:30 BST).
The Women's Football Show, featuring highlights from the opening weekend, is on BBC One on Sunday at 23:35 BST.
Read: Women's Super League - how to watch biggest games and stars on BBC
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England will play two games in October as they start building up to the 2023 World Cup.
As well as meeting the United States at Wembley on 7 October, they will face the Czech Republic in a friendly in Brighton four days later.
Boss Sarina Wiegman said: "It is great we will have challenging matches against two opponents who have very different styles ofplay, as we start the road to Australia and New Zealand."
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England forward Beth England, speaking on ITV: "We knew after a big summer, we had to show up. We did well against Austria and we just wanted to continue that good form. Being clinical in front of goal was the most important thing and we did that.
"I'm absolutely buzzing. It's a team sport and I could not be prouder to be part of this team so to be able to get two at the end and make it 10, I'm really happy.
On the battle for the number nine spot: "It was always going to be tough, Ellen White led the line for a number of years tremendously and Alessia Russo, I can't praise her enough for what she did in the Euros. I'm so proud of her.
"I know it's tough but we're here together and we fight for each other while we're on the pitch."
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A few more stats after this result...
England are unbeaten in 22 under Sarina Wiegman, with 20 wins and two draws. The Lionesses have scored 118 times in those 22 games, conceding just five.
The European champions will face world champions the United States next month on the back of 14 straight wins.
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One of the best things about the Lionesses is how they connect with their fans. Immediately after her TV interview, Beth England goes back out to talk to supporters. She's swamped with requests for selfies and autographs. Every request is honoured. All with a smile on her face.
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Laura Bassett
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 Live
We go on about the goals scored but that defensive record. Not to concede a goal in qualifying, that shows the maturity, the experience and the class of this team.
These girls can go around and enjoy this crowd now, really connect to the fans.
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Beth England is being interviewed by ITV. She's elated.
The substitute finished with two goals to add to the six she scored earlier in World Cup qualifying.
"I'm buzzing. I'm so proud to be part of this team," she says.
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Pien Meulensteen
BBC Radio 5 Live
It is 10! Beth England scores and just like the reverse fixture they've hit double digits. It's their 80th goal of the campaign.
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Sarina Wiegman and her players are on the pitch. They're applauding the 24,000 fans inside the ground. This has been a homecoming to remember.
Now all thoughts turn to 7 October and world champions the United States in front of 80,000-plus at Wembley.
These are great times for women's football in England.
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What a qualifying campaign...
10 wins from 10 matches.
80 goals scored.
0 goals conceded.
Absolutely ruthless.
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Pien Meulensteen
BBC Radio 5 Live
An electric England performance. What a welcome back for the European champions.
England with another ruthless performance, just what Sarina Wiegman wanted to see.
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England's homecoming ends in a double digits victory!
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