It remains 1-0 to the USA against Iran. They are going through as runners-up in Group B as it stands. England are winning it, though.

That will mean England v Senegal and USA v Netherlands in the last 16. Two decent ties.

Nathan Blake
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Wales have completely lost their shape and England are flying forward.

Wales are just holding on, trying to motivate one another.

But you can only hold on for so long - you have got to have some threat in attack.

It's been too comfortable for the England backline all game.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

You could see when Callum Wilson picked that ball up he shot off himself but he made the right decision. Jude Bellingham didn't get the angle but it was a good save from Danny Ward.

Can Wales get a consolation to at least sign off their first World Cup since 1958 with a bit of positivity?

It doesn't look likely. England simply aren't in the mood.

Let's remind ourselves of the one he did score...

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

The ovation is fully deserved for Marcus Rashford. From start to finish, you could sense the appetite for him to get on the scoresheet. Lovely embrace from his manager.

So close to 4-0!

Jude Bellingham is the man over and found for a shot that Danny Ward saves. He is able to react quickly, though, to steer the ball towards Phil Foden, who has slightly over-run it and can only poke wide.

England getting the tricks out now. Jude Bellingham evades a Wales player with ease.

Wales make another change, sending on Harry Wilson for Dan James.

No hat-trick for Rashford, but he does get a hug from Gareth Southgate as he departs to be replace by Jack Grealish. Boy has he earned it. And that grin is lovely to see.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC One Wales

What's most impressive about England is that even at three nil up, they are still looking to press high from the front.

Jess Fishlock
Wales' most-capped footballer on BBC Radio Wales

We have been caught in between in all three games. Do we want to go short, do we want to go long?

We have not played it to Dan James and we have not played it up to Kieffer Moore either.

We have not used our threats.

Here are the shot positions from tonight's game - England shots in purple (the goals in gold), Wales shots in black.

England really have peppered Danny Ward in this second half.

Image source, Opta

I tell you what, there will be a lot of countries at this tournament who will not fancy playing England if they turn it on like this.

They're solid, they have pace and players with the creativity to service them.

England fans are critical, but if this was another country they'd be sitting up and taking serious notice.

Colin Bundred: Let’s hope this is the last time we see Bale and Ramsey in a Wales shirt. England playing against nine men. Time to move on.

Richard: Bale and Ramsey invisible. Hennessey sent off. Two Ward mistakes. Davies and Neco injured. A tournament to remember has quickly become a tournament to forget. Abysmal team performances.

Wales look to give themselves something to smile about, but Brennan Johnson's low shot is blocked before it can challenge Jordan Pickford.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium

This is getting humiliating for Wales.

They've not given a good account of themselves at this World Cup.

This has been a real statement from England to their critics after the USA game.

Marcus Rashford is in the hunt for a hat-trick. Callum Wilson sets him up in the box and his low shot is saved by the boot of Danny Ward.

Wales are shot.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator on BBC One

Marcus Rashford is running wild for England!

And he's just brought up something of a milestone because that is England's 100th goal scored in a World Cup finals.

And he deserves to get it.

Jess Fishlock
Wales' most-capped footballer on BBC Radio Wales

Wales still haven't managed to get the ball up the field with any quality.

It's been a problem game after game for Wales and it's something they will have to look at for the next campaign.

Alex Howell
Football reporter at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium

Rashford said he felt like he was getting back to his best in the week and he’s definitely showing that. Two excellent goals that show what he’s all about.