We'll wrap things up now but I'll leave you with Phil McNulty's report from Wembley here.

Have a good weekend!

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England forward James Maddison, speaking to Channel 4: "It was alright. Australia are a really good team and we did not underestimate them.

"They were hard working, honest, really good team spirit. They made it difficult for us but you still have to come through and win the game even if it is not pretty and we did that.

"I think it is important that when you are not at your best, you don't lose. They were so well drilled and so hard working, the chances will be limited. We still managed to win the game and it is important to keep that going.

"Playing for England is the pinnacle, I will never ever take that for granted. Tuesday will be a great occasion, we can secure qualification with the win and that is the aim. The lads will be highly motivated because of what happened last time."

Adrian: As an Aussie, I'd taken a 1-0 loss with a hard fought defending... however, We should have won this. Better team easily. England's great attacking strengths had nothing. Don't see how England win a World Cup with such negative mentality going forward.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Gareth's far too negative. I think with a more forward-thinking manager I think we'd dominate world football. I really do with this squad of players, they're so exciting.

I always think when you see the team sheet you go "wow, look at the players on show". However, when you know the manager you know it's not going to be like that. It's going to be more defensively rigid, but that's disappointing.

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England boss Gareth Southgate, speaking to Channel 4: "We made a lot of changes, that made it really difficult or the players. It is tough playing international when you haven't got a lot of caps behind you. We were not cohesive, I gave them a really tough challenge. Australia were good, they were athletic and well organised. I am pleased for the win after putting them in the position.

"We have given two debuts, very pleased with Ollie Watkins. There were some positives, we know we can play better but it was tough for the players. We saw a lot of things we knew. You need to give players the opportunity on this stage.

"We were too narrow as a back three when we were building. The most joy we had was getting the ball to the feet of our wingers and get in from there.

"In some positions we have huge depth and in others we haven't. We have to constantly keep looking. We have an under-21 team who are playing very well. We need that competition for places and of course there are some senior players who are injured."

Best group of players since you've managed England? "Since we have been in charge yes. The young players who have come in now have a lot of experience as well, Declan Rice I think has 40 caps now. We have some powerful players, we were not quite so powerful tonight."

On being considered among Euro 2024 favourites, if England get there: "We have to embrace it. Four or five years ago we were not quite at that level. Now the belief is there, there's no more experience the players need to go through with us or their clubs, we have Champions League winners. We have to embrace that."

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on Radio 5 Live

Strikers won't care, they just want goals. It's on the record, 1-0 England and Watkins on the scoresheet.

It's another one to his tally, he's started season excellently at club level, and the last two games he's started for England, he's scored in them.

There's nothing more a striker can do than score goals. If he's scoring for England every time he puts on an England shirt he's doing something right.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Watkins has the predatory instinct to score that goal and make sure the job is done. He is a very clever player in the way that he plays and has hugely improved under Unai Emery.

He's got better and got confidence in himself. Now it's about replicating that for England. Now it's adjusting his style to playing for England.

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England goalscorer Ollie Watkins on BBC Radio 5 Live: "Obviously we didn't make it easy for ourselves, but it's the first time for us all playing together. Not many of us have a lot of caps. There were only a few with more experience and in the squad recently.

"It was tough and Australia played well and they didn't make it easy for us. But you want games like that, you want a real challenge. An all-round good night.

"They're the best ones, the tap-ins, I'll take it all day. At the end of the day it says your name on the Sky Sports app, and that's all that matters so I'll take it.

"Whenever I have had the opportunity in an England shirt I have done well. I know I can play at the highest level with these players. Whenever I go on the field I just try and do that."

Neil: Dunk has to start on Tuesday. By far the most solid centre-back we have. Be happy to see him and Stones together from the start.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on Radio 5 Live

Look at the qualifying group, look since the World Cup, six games, won five, drawn one. It's a brilliant record from Southgate.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It wasn't good enough from the England players, it was a game that passed many of them by. They were overrun and we have to give credit to the oppossition.

But you expected England to have enough quality to dominate the game.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on Radio 5 Live

I can't see any positives you can take from this match for England, other than all the players avoided injury.

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England goal scorer Ollie Watkins, speaking to Channel 4: "It is always an honour putting on this shirt. It has been a long time coming. I have been waiting a long time for the next call up. I was looking forward to it and I wasn't going to let this opportunity slip.

"Jack has gone to shoot and he has dragged it. I don't known if it was going in, my first thought it was going in and I took it off him. I was looking at him and saying 'not sure if it was going in'.

"I knew I wasn't going to come off this pitch without the goal, that was in my mind."

"I am playing with top players, I knew I'd get another chance. There was a few times before I got called up and didn't think I deserved it but now I am coming in confident in myself off the back of good form. I was not nervous and just tried to perform in front of all these fans. I scored, it was a good night.

"There's so many good forwards around scoring goals and it is about taking your opportunity when you are on the pitch.

"It was a tough game. A lot of us haven't played together before. We got the goal and saw it out. There's obviously a lot to work on."

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on Radio 5 Live

Let's be frank, it was a really poor watch. There was no tempo to the game, or cutting edge. There was nothing in the final third.

These are the exciting players, James Maddison, Jarrod Bowen, Ollie Watkins who got the goal, but nobody really shone tonight.

It was disjointed, there was no cohesions.

Dave: Everyone needs to get off England's back. They won.

Mark: Wins a win & Gareth’s had chance to look at some other players.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't think there will be many walking away from here tonight saying they've seen a classic or the next stars of England.

It was a very lethargic performance from England, lacking in ideas. Hopefully we'll see a better performance from a different side on Tuesday.

Anyone from that make your England starting XI on Tuesday?

Trent Alexander-Arnold was very good in the role he was asked to perform.

All over as Ollie Watkins' goal seals the win for England.

Not the most memorable game in the world but Gareth Southgate may have learnt something about his wider squad.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on Radio 5 Live

I'm not complaining, I don't think many more could take another three minutes.

John Murray
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Three minutes added on? That's a blast from the past!