Greg Morter: Absolutely breathtaking and record breakers for the Lionesses 8 (EIGHT) Norway 0 let that just sink in, watch out Northern Ireland we are coming for you on Friday

Mark Burt: This roar from the lionesses will send shudders through the rest of the favourites. No one will want to play them now.

Platinum Sports: England have made a huge statement. Well done girls, what a performance! It really has been a remarkable England performance. This win will inspire & encourage young women to take up the sport.

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England forward Beth Mead, speaking to BBC Two: "I can’t put it into words. I’m just loving being here, loving being part of this team and loving every minute.

"It’s an incredible feeling to feel how I do right now. I don’t think I even dreamt of this. I’m just so happy I got the goals to help the team.

"I haven’t even thought about it [the Golden Boot]. I just want to get the goals to help us win.

"The girls need to enjoy this one. These are the moments we need to enjoy."

England are now unbeaten in all 16 matches under manager Sarina Wiegman (W14 D2), extending the longest unbeaten run in their history. Over this period, they have scored 93 goals while conceding only three in return.

Beth Mead, who scored a hat-trick and provided one assist, has been directly involved in 29 goals for England under Sarina Wiegman (18 goals, 11 assists), nine more than any other player in this period.

Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC One

It's against Norway who were coming here to be medal contestants.

Eight-nothing. Norway weren't even on the pitch today. England had so much time and space and what England did with that space was amazing.

There are still plenty of fans here in the Amex, showing their support and basking in the glow of a really special win.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at the Amex

The scenes here at full-time are amazing. England's players held hands and stood in front of supporters and the stand containing their families to sing "Sweet Caroline" before taking a lap of honour. They are dancing their way into the knockout stages.

Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on BBC One

What you have to give England credit for is the relentlessness in that press. Nobody in that Norway midfield could get anywhere near them, because every England player stuck to their job relentlessly.

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

This is unbelievable. Every player kept going. We certainly have a party now!

Perran: Can we get a shout out for Keira Walsh? So calm on the ball, always available- pass completion must be very high, but doesn't always play the easy pass. Was brilliant in the first game too.

Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on BBC One

That is as good as it gets. A team tactically and physically executing a game plan.

England can do this to a team. Today it was brilliant, a fantastic performance from England.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at the Amex

Everyone is on their feet and can you blame them? That was absolutely sensational from England.

They are through as group winners. Nobody is forgetting this game in a hurry.

Beth Mead has the match ball in her hands. One for the trophy cabinet back home.

She scored three, England netted eight. Sarina Wiegman is dishing out high fives and hugs, the Lionesses are dancing with each other and everyone in the stands are on their feet applauding.

If you would like to point out just how special that display was, you can do so using our player rater, which you can find here.

Don't be tight with the 10s eh!

I believe this is what is known as 'winning the group in style'.

Savour this people. This is a special team.

KW: is that a perfect hat-trick for Beth Mead there? Not bad. Not bad at all.

Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wow. I think this result obviously shows you England can score goals. But it also shows you they have character, enthusiasm and versatility in every part of their squad.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

This has been a spectacular England performance in every department. The back line has been steadfast in and out of possession. The attacking players have done their defensive roles. It's been a polished, ruthless performance.

Almost a really big moment!

Lucy Bronze drives down the right and pulls back for Jill Scott but she fires past the near post.

Adam: The best performance from the lionesses I have ever seen - by some way. They are electric. What a joy to watch, brilliant football!

Julia Greennough: Superb performance by our Lionessess tonight Lionesses have sure done us proud!

The 90 minutes are up and we are into injury time. Do England have one last moment up their sleeve?