Madueke, Konsa & Guehi Score First Goals! | Serbia 0-5 England | World Cup Qualifiers | Highlights
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Harry Kane opened the scoring with his record-breaking 74th England goal, quickly followed by Noni Madueke’s first for his country. Ezri Konsa struck after the break before Serbia’s night worsened with Nikola Milenkovic’s red card. Marc Guéhi and Marcus Rashford (penalty) rounded off a dominant display at the Rajko Mitić Stadium.
Towards Kane with a header and he's there and England are in front.
It's Declan Rice to Harry Kane
and he always manages to deliver more.
It's the night that he eclipses the caps racked up by one great England captain
and it's another night where he delivers once more for England.
Something he's been talking a lot about recently.
He thinks they're getting better at it. They're certainly getting better as this
game goes on and Matauake is steaming through. It's Matauake for England,
he has his first England goal. England have a 2-0 lead
and they weren't ruthless enough at the weekend, no doubt,
but England have found a way through the Belgrade blockade tonight.
Not once but twice before halftime.
That really is a fabulous goal.
Rodgers with the brilliant touch again. He's bad at the match at the moment.
Haven't touched the ball in the first 20 minutes but that little flick,
the set up from Anderson, he's away. Cuts across the defender.
That's the good bit about the run. The finish is sublime.
Gordon trying to go for goal. He's pushed out. Comes back towards Kane.
Should be hammered home. Is hammered home.
And Esri Konta has an England goal in Belgrade.
A man who is certainly becoming an England regular now.
He's on the score sheet once more. It was really untidy.
Kane coming round the back and finishing it off.
Well, remember before tonight, Serbia hadn't conceded a goal in World Cup qualifying.
But that 0 was always going to go and England have been the ones to take it.
Mark Gaye, the latest goal scorer for England. It's another first.
Jordan Henderson trying to get up in support. Watkins is there too.
Rashford continues to carry the ball. Watkins.
No penalty according to Clement Turpac.
It's a foul. It's a foul. It's a penalty all day long.
And Arakovic is the player attempting to make the tackle.
Attempting is the right word.
It is a foul. It is a penalty. Happy to take responsibility.
It's Rashford for England. It's five.
And Thomas Tuchel's England have been accused of being tepid up until tonight.
But this has the feeling of a turning point.
It's a five-star display in a red star stadium.