Germany XI: Neuer; Klostermann, Rudiger, Can, Ginter; Gundogan, Kimmich, Goretzka; Sane, Gnabry, Havertz.
Iceland XI: Halldorsson; Sampsted, Ingason, Arnason, Magnusson; Gunnarsson; Bjarnason, Sigurjonsson, Palsson, Traustason; Bodvarsson.
This is only the second time in England’s last 237 competitive internationals there’s been six players in the starting XI with five or fewer caps (also Lithuania, October 2017, World Cup qualifier).
3 Coady
4 James, Phillips, Pope, Ward-Prowse
5 Calvert-Lewin
A landmark moment for Gareth Southgate tonight, as he becomes the first man to reach 50 caps for England as both a player and a manager.
Back in the #ThreeLions team 
The boss discusses the inclusion of John Stones and Jesse Lingard in tonight’s starting line-up
Kai Havertz has scored for Germany against Iceland.
They now lead 2-0 inside the opening seven minutes.
Calvert-Lewin nods in Reece James’ cross. 2-0. It is a case of how many, sadly for San Marino.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin has now scored three goals in four starts for England.
His first in a competitive match for his country.
James Ward-Prowse is the tenth different Southampton player to score for the England senior team, and first to do so in a competitive game since Ryan Bertrand in September 2017. Saint.
England’s first two goals vs. San Marino:
Ben Chilwell
Reece James
Chelsea full-backs providing both assists.
All of England’s opening three goals vs. San Marino have been set up by Chelsea players:
Ben Chilwell
Reece James
Mason Mount
Raheem Sterling has now scored 150 goals for club (136) and country (14), with 12 of his 14 England goals coming in his last 14 matches, after just two in his first 45 caps. Skipper.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has provided an assist just 35 minutes into his first game for Sweden in over four years.
Age is but a number. 
Most chances created in the first half for England vs. San Marino:
8 - Mason Mount
4 - Ben Chilwell
3 - Reece James
Chelsea’s trio creating 15 of England’s 22 chances in the first 45 minutes (68%).
Spain 1-0 Greece
Sweden 1-0 Georgia
Italy 2-0 Northern Ireland
Moldova 1-0 Faroe Islands
Scotland 0-0 Austria
Andorra 0-1 Albania
England 3-0 San Marino
Hungary 1-0 Poland
Germany 2-0 Iceland
Liechteinstein 0-0 Armenia
Romania 1-0 North Macedonia
Mason Mount created seven chances in open play in the first half against San Marino, already the most by an England player in a game since Nathaniel Clyne against Slovakia at EURO 2016. Playground.
England had 22 shots in the first half against San Marino, three more than San Marino managed in the entirety of their last World Cup qualifying campaign (19). Chasm.
Passes completed in the first half of the tonight’s World Cup qualifiers in Europe:
SERGIO RAMOS - 100
Greece - 84
Iceland - 61
Liechtenstein - 49
San Marino - 42
Andorra - 28
3’ Goretzka
