🔗 Share this article The Three Lions Confirm Finals Qualification with Comfortable Triumph over Latvia The match proved to be a foregone conclusion as England's serene advancement through the preliminary stage culminated in an official place at the upcoming global tournament. Game Summary Anthony Gordon broke the deadlock in the 26th minute, curling a superb shot into the top corner. The star striker contributed a quickfire double before the interval—first with a rasping attempt from the edge of the area, and then from the spot-kick after a VAR-reviewed handling incident. England added two more finishes in the second period—one an own goal by a Latvian replacement, and another a clinical finish from the substitute. Crowd Atmosphere From the stands, the visiting supporters directed pointed songs at the team's leader, referencing his recent comments about the home support. Messages such as "We'll sing when we want" and "How's the volume?" echoed around the intimate ground. Goalkeeping Achievement England maintained their perfect goals conceded stat in group matches, achieving their sixth consecutive clean sheet. The Everton keeper continued his personal record of shutouts for the England team to nine appearances. Looking Ahead Having booked their place, Tuchel's squad can shift focus to planning for the global event. Remaining fixtures are left in the preliminary round, but England has effectively won the section with a 100% record. "It was a composed exhibition from England, who fulfilled the requirement against organized competitors." Anthony Gordon converted the opener. The captain contributed a first-half brace. The visitors kept a zero conceded for the latest fixture. Eberechi Eze rounded off the win with a final strike.