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We're going to start with reaction from England's 5-0 win against Serbia.

I'm joined by senior football reporter Ian Dennis, former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson,

and former England defender Phil Jage Elko.

Phil, the BBC senior football correspondent, Sandy Mockbell, has said on the live page on the website, finally the Thomas Tukle era has lift off. Is that fair comment? Yeah, I think so. It was always going to be a tough game to go to survey and get the win, let alone winning the style that we have. We scored some good goals, we scored some good set of pieces. Every box pretty much ticked. Obviously, we're missing some key players, but sometimes that gives opportunities to players that potentially wouldn't have got a chance. And I think those lads have done really well tonight. Paul, England managers, when they come in, all managers really, but England managers in particular,

they need a statement win, a statement performance. Has Thomas Tuchel got that now?

I said it before the game, that's what we needed. And absolutely, I mean, that's the best that I've seen in England team play for a long time. We saw in the previous games against

Andorra, Latvia, Albania, they've won the games, but they didn't win them convincingly. That's the type of performance that we should have seen against the lesser sides, if you like. I mean, England, if it wasn't for Petrovich tonight in Golfer, Serbia, England could have had six, seven, eight goals. They were that good tonight. You know, Serbia folded at the end when Malenkovich got sent off,

but England reduced them to that. England battered them into the corner. They just didn't take

their foot off the pedal tonight. They pressed high, they won the ball back, they used the ball wisely

in areas, they used the set plays. Maddoweki and Gordon were outstanding in the wide areas,

and it was just a really impressive all-round performance.

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