England 2-0 Serbia: How the Players Rate.

Jordan Pickford: England’s number one is that there is no meaningful savings to be made. 6

Reece James: While England dominated the game, James spent most of his time in attacking positions and was not opposed to his own goal. One of Thomas Tuchel’s favorites and looks to be England’s first choice. 6

Ezri KSa: Like the rest of the England back four, it was an easy night for KONSA. Good on the ball and keeps it moving as he starts attacks from the back. Only one counter-attack looked to cause him trouble. 6

JOHN SOONONS: The Manchester City defender stepped into the middle when Serbia were not putting him under pressure. Seek to establish a good partnership with KONSA. Not much on the defensive end. 6

Nico O’Reilly: A comfortable first cap for O’Reilly. Picked up the ball in good places and went into the middle from the left, as he did for his hometown club Manchester City. His shot in the first half created England’s opener and he almost added to the score when his headed cross came close. 7

Elliot Anderson: The Forestham Forest midfielder has made the midfield position his own. He is a near certainty to start for England at the World Cup. Another guaranteed performance. 7

PROVEN TO: It was a quieter night for declared rice but he still showed his strong energy. His delivery from corners and free kicks is of the highest quality and means he is always a threat for England. 6

Morgan Rogers: Excellent play from Rogers to start an attack in the first half when he connected with a defender and sprayed an excellent pass to Rashford. Almost on target with a natural header. 7

Marcus Rashford: A couple of exciting runs and quit efforts survived. It wasn’t England’s best night but Rashford offered a spark at times. Nice skill in the first half when he put the ball through the feet of a defender to get their feet on their feet. 7

Open Then: Scored an excellent first half goal when he cycled over O’Reilly’s shot. Formed a good partnership with Reece James on the right side of England. Had another half chance in the first half but went wide. 7

Harry Kane: The England captain dived deep to win the ball as England struggled to break down the infiltrating Serbia Defence. A couple of excellent ways to start attacks. Missed a good chance with a header in the first half. 6