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During a dominant display, England clinched another triumph against their opponents, with several players delivering memorable displays during the match.

Starting Eleven

Dean Henderson Was rarely tested to make during the opening 45 until tested by Arbër Hoxha’s bent shot. A sliding intervention on Qazim Laci highlighted sharp anticipation. 6/10

Jarell Quansah Examined by the opposition's main danger in Hoxha. Played in a central role initially then shifted out wide after Saka entered the fray. 7/10

The defender Advanced up the pitch when in possession, something he's known for in the past. Sometimes lacked urgency on the ball with the approach was shelved after the break. Six

Dan Burn A nuisance from dead balls, as always, could serve as another option for his teammate in the backline rather than his partner. One wayward distribution later in the match nearly resulted in an opener for the visitors. 6/10

The young full-back A further assured showing by the youngster after his initial appearance against Serbia. Saka failed to make the opportunity from a clever flick over their defense. The left-back spot is his to lose so soon. 7/10

Adam Wharton His maiden beginning with the national team. Somewhat careless in possession though his dangerous deliveries posed a danger. A useful pace-controller for the boss to utilize versus sides that sit back. Shown a yellow after a reckless foul. 6

The midfielder Set-pieces from dead balls and free-kicks caused problems. Enjoyed room to roam down the left flank yet found himself in an offside position upon receiving with a chance to score. Awarded a deserved substitution after an hour. Six

The star midfielder Operated in a high role out wide while also contributed with the hard yards. Displayed glimpses of brilliance but dragged a shot wide. Withdrawn late on for a teammate, his competition, after being booked. Seven

Jarrod Bowen Was presented with the team's clearest opportunity in the opening period, his shot smartly stopped from the opposing goalkeeper. As Quansah holding position, it fell to him to offer an outlet down the right side but his crosses from wide areas were inconsistent. Substituted late in the match. 6/10

The captain The match-winner with his seventy-seventh and seventy-eighth finishes in an England shirt. The opener a typical close-range tap-in and the second an excellent headed goal after peeling away away from the opposition. Aged 32, his form is unwavering with the national team have every chance next summer when he's in the team. 8/10

The attacker Had difficulty to make an impact out wide. Was presented with a decent opportunity when set up from a teammate yet the keeper made the save. His replacement produced a bigger influence when substituted. Five

Bench Players

• Phil Foden (for a teammate 63) Looked lively and combined effectively with Kane in a preferred position, 6/10
• Saka (for the winger 63) Spurned chances yet his delivery led to the first goal, Six
• Rashford (replacing the attacker with 15 left) Active upon introduction and set up Kane’s second with superb cross into the area, 7
• Elliot Anderson (on for the midfielder in the 75th minute) Appears comfortable already, 6/10
• Rogers (for the star 84) Not enough time to influence the game, 6/10