England will play Senegal in the last 16 of the World Cup after Marcus Rashford inspired them to a comfortable win over Wales on Tuesday night.
After a drab first half, England struck twice in quick succession in the second half to take control of their final Group B match. Rashford's powerful free-kick was followed by Phil Foden's tap-in at the back post from Harry Kane's precise cross. Rashford's second, through Danny Ward's legs, then made the result safe at 3-0.
The Three Lions came into the game top of Group B on four points following their 6-2 win over Iran and their 0-0 draw against the USA. They knew victory would send them through top of the group - and that they would face Group A runners-up.
