Declan Rice was the standout performer as England secured a comfortable 2-0 victory over Serbia in their World Cup qualifier at Wembley. The midfielder earned a 9/10 rating for his tireless running and a brilliant reverse pass that set up Marcus Rashford. Elliot Anderson also impressed on his debut, earning an 8/10 for his composed display in midfield.
Reece James, who has rediscovered his best form, was a constant threat going forward and untroubled defensively, also receiving an 8/10. Jordan Pickford kept a record 10th consecutive clean sheet, though he got away with a risky pass, earning a 6/10.
Bukayo Saka opened the scoring with a superb volley, while Eberechi Eze came off the bench to score the second goal and looked more dangerous than Rashford. Harry Kane had a quiet night but produced a couple of outstanding passes to launch attacks.
Among the substitutes, Eze and Phil Foden made notable impacts, with Foden providing an assist for Eze's goal. Jude Bellingham looked eager on his return to international football, while Jordan Henderson was reliable as ever.
