Making their first appearance since their European Championships final defeat at Wembley, England put in what was a professional display on foreign soil as they stormed their way to a 4-0 romp in Budapest.
53 days after their heartbreaking penalties defeat at Wembley, Gareth Southgate s side breezed past Hungary as they managed to overcome a hostile home crowd that will once again be facing another investigation after ugly scenes in the second-half.
Taking a giant step towards securing top spot in Group I and booking their place at next year s World Cup finals, Southgate was right to praise what was a largely dominant display by his side on Thursday night.
With the likes of Harry Kane, Raheem Sterling, Harry Maguire, and Declan Rice all get themselves in on the …