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During a impressive performance, the English national team secured another win against Albania, with several players delivering standout performances throughout the game.

First-choice Lineup

The goalkeeper Had little to do required during the opening 45 before forced to intervene from an opponent's curling effort. A sliding challenge on Qazim Laci highlighted excellent game intelligence. Six out of ten

Jarell Quansah Examined against the opposition's primary attacker through Hoxha. Played in a central role to begin with later drifted wider after Saka was introduced. 7

The defender Moved forward on the ball, something he's known for in the past. At times was too casual in possession and the experiment discontinued at half-time. 6/10

The tall defender A constant threat at set pieces, typically, could serve as a replacement to his teammate in defense as opposed to alongside him. A careless pass in the second half almost led to the first goal from the visitors. Six

The young full-back One more confident display from the youngster following his initial appearance against another side. A teammate did not capitalize on full advantage of a clever flick over their defense. The role is firmly his already. 7/10

The newcomer His maiden beginning for his country. A bit sloppy in possession however his whipped corners caused problems. An effective pace-controller for the coach to utilize versus teams who drop deep. Cautioned for a poorly timed foul. Six

The midfielder Crosses from dead balls and free-kicks created chances. Had room to drift in left midfield but was in an offside position when the ball arrived in front of goal. Awarded a merited substitution after an hour. 6

The star midfielder Functioned in a high position on the right while also contributed with the hard yards. Displayed moments of class but mishit a shot over. Withdrawn in the closing stages for Rogers, his rival, after receiving a caution. 7/10

The winger Had the team's clearest opportunity in the opening period, his shot smartly stopped from the Albanian keeper. With a teammate holding position, he had to stretch the play on the right yet his deliveries from the touchline were hit and miss. Replaced for the final quarter-hour. 6

Harry Kane The difference-maker scoring 77th and 78th strikes for his country. His first a trademark poacher’s finish and the second a classy header having drifted away away from the opposition. Now 32, he continues to improve and the side have every chance in the upcoming tournament with him leading the line. 8

The attacker Found it tough to get into the game out wide. Had a decent opportunity following a pass by the midfielder but the keeper kept it out. Rashford had a greater influence in his place. Five

Bench Players

• Foden (replacing a teammate 63) Was bright connecting seamlessly with the striker in a preferred position, 6/10
• Bukayo Saka (for Eze at the 63-minute mark) Spurned chances although his set-piece provided the first goal, 6
• Marcus Rashford (replacing the attacker 75) Active upon introduction assisting the second goal with superb cross into the area, Seven
• Anderson (for the midfielder 75) Looks established already, Six
• Morgan Rogers (for Bellingham 84) Not enough time to make an impact, 6/10