England crushed Wales in a friendly match: how it went.

According to The Sun: The England national team easily secured victory in an emotional international friendly match at Wembley Stadium.

Before the game, tension was building, but for the England team, which had shown little scoring ability in recent matches, this match turned out to be quite easy.

The Lions quickly opened the scoring thanks to a goal from Morgan Rogers in the third minute, and just eight minutes later, his Aston Villa teammate Ollie Watkins doubled the lead.

In the 20th minute, Bukayo Saka scored a brilliant long-range shot, which ensured the hosts a comfortable control over the match. They continued to play confidently.

This is how Tom Barclay from SunSport rated Thomas Tuchel's players:

Jordan Pickford: 7

Achieved a record eighth consecutive 'clean' match, surpassing the legendary Gordon Banks.

In the first half, he had little to do, but after the break he made two excellent saves, one of which was from his knee, and the other was a fist save. Additionally, he made an impressive save, stopping a header from Chris Mepham.

Jed Spence: 7

Successfully debuted for the England national team.

Although Spence usually plays on the right flank, in this match he confidently played on the left, maintaining control during the encounter with his Tottenham teammate Brennan Johnson.

Marc Guehi: 8

Excellent performance by the Crystal Palace captain, who kept the ball in play for England's first goal.

Stones' header from a corner by Declan Rice was going out of play, but Guehi did everything possible to keep it in play, after which Rogers opened the scoring.

John Stones: 7

Admitted that last season he considered retiring due to constant fitness issues, but his love for England helped him stay in the game.

This proved to be important, as Stones, earning his 84th cap, remains key for the 'Three Lions'.

Ezri Konsa: 7

Took the position of right back after Reece James' injury and looked solid.

He also provided an assist for Saka, who superbly scored a delicate goal.

Declan Rice: 7

Captain in the absence of Harry Kane with his 69th cap.

Rice's corners caused problems for Wales throughout the match and were the start of the early series of goals.

Elliot Anderson: 8

Impressive how quickly he has become an integral part of the England team.

This was only his third match, but he felt confident on the field.

Morgan Rogers: 8

Playing in the number 10 position due to the absence of Jude Bellingham and Cole Palmer, Rogers made the most of the opportunity, scoring an early goal and providing an assist.

His first goal for the England national team came in the third minute, after which he assisted Watkins.

Anthony Gordon: 7

The Newcastle star impressed spectators with interesting tricks and dribbling.

Bukayo Saka: 8

Impressed with his performance, providing an assist to Rogers, and then scoring an amazing third goal that ignited the stands.

Ollie Watkins: 7

Another attacking player who seized his opportunity during the absence of the main forward.

He scored after a pass from Rogers, but spectators were concerned when he got injured.

SUBSTITUTIONS:

Marcus Rashford (subbed on for Watkins, 46): 6

Rashford swapped positions with Gordon, but no one could significantly influence the game.

Morgan Gibbs-White (subbed on for Rogers, 70): 6

Came on in the number 10 position, but his impact could not be compared to that of the player he replaced.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek (subbed on for Rice, 70): 6

Made his first appearance for England in seven years, showing physical contribution to the game.

Jordan Henderson (subbed on for Anderson, 70): 6

Played his 86th match, showing confidence in defense.

Jarrod Bowen (subbed on for Saka, 70): 6

Offered an option on the flank.

Miles Lewis-Skelly (subbed on for Stones, 80): 7

Had an opportunity for an assist if Gordon had capitalized on the chance after a successful combination.

England's victory in this friendly match indicates the confidence gained by the team before important matches. The players demonstrated a high level of skill and unity. This match was an excellent opportunity for new talents to showcase themselves on the international stage and also confirm the strength of the English team in the fight for future trophies.