That's everything from us for tonight as England strolled to a routine 5-1 win against Italy.

Up next for the Lionesses is the beginning of Euro 2025 qualifying in April, with the draw for their group taking place on Tuesday, 5 March.

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England

England boss Sarina Wiegman tells ITV Sport: "I think the whole camp pleased me. We had the opportunity to play many players, basically everyone except for Fran [Kirby], see what the level is, see players in some positions and the connection between players. When you have two wins like we have that’s really nice too."

On Lotte Wubben-Moy's first Lionesses goal: "I think she’s definitely take a step forward because she’s developing a lot. That’s what we see weekly at Arsenal and she shows here too. What you can see is the competition in positions is really high."

On Millie Turner's debut: "Really nice. She trained really hard, she’s so proactive and she wants to learn things. She’s an absolute team player and wants to improve every day. She came on and did well and I think every player that came on did well."

On scoring more goals from set pieces: "We always working on it, we had a little more emphasis on it. Its really good to see it had some effect and hopefully we can do that again."

On if she got answers before Euro 2025 qualifying begins: "You never know because things in football can change quickly. It gave us many answers to questions we had. We saw many players and played two good games, trained also and saw the Under-23s. Very many positives about this week."

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport

Lauren Hemp's double helped England to a routine victory over Italy in a friendly match played in Spain.

Hemp scored twice in the first half after Arsenal defender Lotte Wubben-Moy's header put England in the lead within two minutes.

Italy got one back on the stroke of half-time through Michela Cambiaghi when England gave away possession.

But England continued to dominate as substitutes Ella Toone and Rachel Daly extended their lead in the second half.

Read the rest of Emma Sanders' match report by clicking here.

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England's Lauren Hemp, who scored twice, speaking to ITV Sport: "A very good performance. Thought it was very dominant in possession. We were unfortunate to concede.

"I thought we were great, especially from set-pieces. It’s been something we’ve been working hard on. All-in-all, it's been a succesful evening.

"[Set-pieces are] something we can be better on. We have a lot of tall people in this squad – not including me – that we can get more chances from. I'm obviously happy to contribute as well, even though I didn’t know too much about that first goal!

"I wasn’t expecting one but I wouldn’t mind getting a hat-trick. Two is enough though, right?

"Lotte Wubben-Moy is a massive credit to the team. We saw her great defensive display today and the goal topped it off. A great performance from Lotte and a special mention to Millie Turner [making her debut] as well.

"I’ve really enjoyed the camp. The squad is in a great place and we're full of confidence. It’s great for us to take into the next games and the [Euro 2025] qualifiers."

Lauren Hemp, who scored two today, tells ITV Sport that she has "really enjoyed" this camp.

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The stats show the extent to which England were dominant.

They had 26 shots, Italy had five.

They had 12 shots on target, Italy had two.

The Lionesses had 69% possession, too.

Another big win for England, who have an aggregate scoreline of 12-3 across their games against Austria and Italy.

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A routine victory for the Lionesses.

Another rare chance for Italy, but Arianna Caruso fires over from distance.

Three minutes are added on at the end of the second half.

England want six.

Lauren Hemp sends a cross towards the near post, but it gets caught between Rachel Daly and Laura Guiliani and goes behind for a corner.

They don't produce anything of note from the set-piece.

Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on ITV

It's important for England that Sarina Wiegman has seen in the last couple of games that she can make changes and still get results.

Well, we very nearly had another goal.

Lauren James takes a moment to drive past her marker but it's smartly stopped by Laura Guiliani.

Lauren Hemp follows up on the rebound but can't hit the target.

Will we see an more goals before the end of this one?

There were three goals after 88 minutes in England's 7-2 win over Austria on Friday.

That's Millie Turner's debut for the Lionesses.

She's had to wait a while since her first senior call-up in September 2020.

Emma Severini goes into the book for a foul.

Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on ITV

I'm really pleased for Millie Turner. She's a brilliant player and a brilliant person.

Millie Turner is on for England, replacing A;ex Greenwood.

Guilia Dragoni and Cristiani Girelli replace Lisa Boattin and Michele Cambiaghi