England player ratings v Andorra: Jesse Lingard 9, Bukayo Saka 8, Patrick Bamford 6

Euro 2020 finalists run out 4-0 winners at Wembley to extend perfect record in 2022 World Cup qualifying

ENGLAND PLAYER RATINGS: Sam Johnstone – 6, Didn’t have much to do but looked comfortable with his hands and feet whenever called upon. Reuters

Reece James – 6. Composed when he had the ball in tight situations and was unlucky to see his effort from range cannon off the crossbar. AP

Tyrone Mings – 7. Defended and passed the ball well throughout. Decisive to win the ball back in the build-up to the opener. Booked for an off-the-ball incident, which means he will miss the Poland match. Reuters

Conor Coady – 6. Looked comfortable whenever called upon defensively and saw his overhead kick dip over the crossbar. AFP

Kieran Trippier – 6. Wasn’t tested much defensively and overhit some of his passes and set-pieces. There were some nice passages of play from him, though. AP

Trent Alexander-Arnold – 6. Playing in a midfield role, Alexander-Arnold made some intelligent runs and hit a great pass for Bellingham, but had times where he was a bit quiet. Getty

Jordan Henderson – 7. Captain on the day, Henderson showed a brilliant range of passing and looked in full control in the midfield. EPA

Jude Bellingham – 7. Provided some lovely bits of trickery, including one that helped produce the opener, but dragged a good chance wide. AP

Jesse Lingard – 9. Took his first goal well to open the scoring with his first England goal since November 2018. Added a second by cutting onto his right foot and sending an effort bouncing over the goalkeeper’s hand. Rounded off a good performance by delivering a great cross for Saka’s goal. Getty

Bukayo Saka – 8. Marked his 20th birthday with a goal in the 85th minute as he headed home Lingard’s cross. The winger deserved his goal, having shown quick feet and provided a threat throughout to help create chances for his teammates. Getty

Patrick Bamford – 6. He was inches away from marking his England debut, and 28th birthday, with a goal but couldn’t quite reach Saka’s ball into the box. Didn’t have any real chances to score but his header for Coady’s opportunity was a good one. Getty

SUBS: Mason Mount (Bellingham, 62’) – 7. Injected some extra life into the game and showed intelligence to win the penalty. Getty

Harry Kane (Bamford 62’) – 7. Confidently converted his penalty, with the pace taking it past Josep Gomes. Was denied by a good save in the latter stages. AP

Jack Grealish (James, 62’) – 6. Linked up with Mount nicely for the penalty and played some nice passes but also had a few sloppy moments. AFP

England extended their perfect record in 2022 World Cup qualifying with a one-sided 4-0 win over Andorra at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.

Jesse Lingard scored twice and set up the fourth for Bukayo Saka, while Harry Kane - on as a second half substitute - scored the other from the penalty spot.

Manchester United forward Lingard opened the scoring in the 18th minute and struck again late on after Kane had finally doubled England's lead with a 72nd-minute penalty, which was won by fellow substitute Mason Mount.

Saka gave a more realistic reflection of England's total domination against the Pyrenees principality when he headed in a fourth goal on his 20th birthday.

England's victory in their first match at Wembley since the heartbreaking penalty shootout defeat by Italy in the Euro 2020 final in July maintained their 100 per cent record in qualifying for next year's World Cup in Qatar.

They top Group I with 15 points, six ahead of Albania who beat Hungary 1-0. Poland will cut their lead to five presuming they beat San Marino later on Sunday.

Assessing the performances at Wembley, Danny Lewis provides the player ratings for the England team in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.