Reece James Scores Incredible Free-Kick! | England 3-0 Latvia | World Cup Qualifiers | England

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Thomas Tuchel made it two wins from two as England manager as the Three Lions cruised to a 3-0 victory over Latvia at Wembley.
Reece James opened the scoring with a sensational free-kick, his first goal for England, curling the ball into the top corner from 25 yards. Captain Harry Kane then doubled the lead with a close-range finish before Eberechi Eze sealed the win with a deflected strike, netting his first senior goal for his country.
Now they disperse and it's Bellingham who meets the header.
It comes back and it's another really good save.
England thwarted on Friday night because of miraculous goalkeeping
and Zviadis has just denied Konza.
What a save from Zviadis.
It's Rhys James.
There it is.
Absolute top class from Rhys James.
Thomas Tuchel smiles.
Wembley is lit up.
It doesn't get much better than that as far as a dead ball strike is concerned.
And it comes from Chelsea's Rhys James.
Well, I'm not too sure about his celebration.
If he had scored a goal like that, I'd still be running round Wembley.
Absolutely top draw.
He's got everything on it.
The keeper has a little look, has a little think,
but he can get nowhere near this.
Just watch this.
Round the outside of the wall, outside of the post.
Rodgers.
Right, back post, Harry Kane.
England lead by two goals to nil.
Declan Rice and Harry Kane again.
Combining to steer England into a 2-0 lead.
And on the night that he equaled Billy Wright's 105 caps,
he scores his 71st goal for England.
Possibly his easiest one.
A run from midfield.
Declan Rice not even in the picture yet.
Look at that space, look where he goes into.
You can see it opening up.
And then just a little look into that channel in between.
The goal line and the six-yard box.
And that's where Harry Kane flourishes.
Eberici Ezek.
Lovely feet.
Brilliant from Ezek.
Oh, that's terrific.
That's the kind of magic, the kind of wit and invention
that Thomas Tuchel craves.
Eberici Ezek scoring for England for the first time
puts them 3-0 up.
It's easy to say now, but that's what happens when you run at defenders.
You cause them problems, indecisions.
They double up on you, you get a bit of space,
you get to that area of the pitch and you get your shot away.
That's exactly what his manager would have been asking for him,
when he said,
get your shirt off, you're going on, lad.
