England 2-0 Andorra result: Declan Rice on scoresheet as Three Lions remain top of Group K in World Cup qualification

When asked about Elliot Anderson's performance post-game, Thomas Tuchel had glowing reviews.

"Very good, very very good," Tuchel said. "He was a bit nervous this week but then did good and we said let's try it and he did it. That was the test and I think he passed the test.

"Why should he not play in Serbia [on Tuesday]?"

Armenia 0-5 Portugal (Group F)

Latvia 0-1 Serbia (Group K)

Speaking to ITV after the match, Noni Madueke said: "First and foremost, it is good to get the win and a clean sheet. Of course, we knew what type of game it was going to be.

"The team won, so I am happy.

"He [Thomas Tuchel] wants us to be direct. That was a great example of it [England's second goal]."

When asked about his performance after the game, Elliot Anderson was pleased with the 90 minutes but would have loved to have topped it off with a goal.

"I should've scored to be honest so next time hopefully," he said. "It's a World Cup qualifier, so all that matters is the three points."

The Three Lions extended their lead at the top of Group K with a 2-0 win over Andorra at Villa Park.

An own goal from Christian Garcia in the first half and a Declan Rice header in the second were all to separate the two sides on Saturday.

England finished the match with a total of 83% possession but despite dominating the ball, they struggled to find goals.

Noni Madueke lit up the right-wing and caused the away side all kinds of problems. Elliot Anderson played a full 90 minutes on his debut and impressed.

England now face Serbia on Tuesday, while Andorra will travel to Estonia.

England 2-0 Andorra.

Three minutes added.

Dan Burn picks up England's first yellow card of the game after leaving his studs showing on a challenge in the Andorra box.

Livramento drills the ball low first-time across the box but Andorra cut out the attack.

Some great quick feet between Madueke, Gibbs-White and Gordon sees the trio play through Andorra on the right-wing but the shot is ultimately straight at the goalkeeper.

Da Cunha comes in on place of Rodrigo Tapia.

Eze makes way for Morgan Gibbs-White.

Konsa replaces Guehi at the back.

Declan Rice celebrates England's second of the match and his sixth goal of his international career.

Rogers comes on in place of Rice in midfield.

Livramento replaces James.

Gordon on for Rashford.

Reece James delivers a peach of a ball in from the right flank which Declan Rice just has to direct into the corner of the goal.

England lead 2-0.

Guillen subbed on for Vales.

Lopez comes on in place of Fernandez.