England beat Bosnia & Herzegovina 3-0 at St James’ Park on Monday night - here are the player ratings from the match.
A second-half penalty from Cole Palmer gave England the lead before Trent Alexander-Arnold doubled the lead and substitute Harry Kane made it 3-0 in the closing stages.
Newcastle United right-back Kieran Trippier captained England in their penultimate match before the start of Euro 2024 in Germany.
A goalless first-half saw Ollie Watkins and Jarrod Bowen register shots on goal as Bosnia’s backline stood firm.
England were awarded a penalty following a VAR check just before the hour mark as Ezri Konsa was pulled down inside the penalty area. Palmer stepped up on his full debut to break the deadlock for England from the penalty spot.
Jack Grealish then picked out Alexander-Arnold to volley England into a 2-0 lead with four minutes of normal time remaining. Minutes later, a pinball inside the area was eventually turned in by substitute Harry Kane for his 63rd England goal.
England now look ahead to Iceland at Wembley Stadium before flying out to Germany for the Euro 2024 finals later this month.
Here are the England player ratings from the match...

5. Kieran Trippier - 6
Saw plenty of the ball at left-back but only threatened in an attacking sense on a couple of occasions. Forced to commit a foul to stop a Bosnia break. | AFP via Getty Images

6. Trent Alexander-Arnold - 8
Displayed a good range of passing with two good balls through to Cole Palmer. A well taken volley wrapped up the win for England. | Getty Images

7. Conor Gallagher - 7
Worked hard and tackled well in midfield. Got a few of shots away and forced a good save from the goalkeeper after a great run forward. | AFP via Getty Images

8. Cole Palmer - 6
Slipped Watkins through with a clever pass. Had the ball at his feet in dangerous areas but took too long to get shots away as his efforts were blocked. A powerful penalty gave England the lead just before his withdrawal on his full debut. His first England goal covered up a largely average display from the Chelsea man. | AFP via Getty Images


