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Throughout a impressive showing, England clinched a further triumph against their opponents, featuring several squad members turning in memorable displays throughout the game.

Starting Lineup

Dean Henderson Was rarely tested to make during the opening 45 but then forced to intervene by Arbër Hoxha’s curling effort. His sliding intervention against Qazim Laci demonstrated sharp game intelligence. 6/10

Jarell Quansah Tested by the opposition's primary attacker through their forward. Started through the middle early on then shifted out wide after Saka entered the fray. Seven

John Stones Moved forward on the ball, something he's known for before. At times lacked urgency on the ball with the approach abandoned after the break. 6

The tall defender Always dangerous from dead balls, typically, could serve as an alternative to his teammate in the backline rather than paired with him. One wayward pass after the break nearly resulted in the first goal from the visitors. Six

Nico O’Reilly One more assured display by the 20-year-old after his initial appearance against another side. A teammate did not capitalize on the most of an exquisite touch behind their defense. The left-back spot is firmly his so soon. 7

Adam Wharton His first start for his country. Somewhat loose when playing out though his dangerous deliveries caused problems. A useful pace-controller available to the manager to utilize against sides that sit back. Cautioned for a rash challenge. 6

Declan Rice Crosses from corners and free-kicks created chances. Had license to move on the left yet found himself offside when the ball arrived in front of goal. Granted a deserved rest around the 60-minute point. 6

The star midfielder Played in an advanced spot on the right while also contributed with the hard yards. Demonstrated moments of class and dragged an attempt high. Substituted towards the end by a teammate, his competition, after receiving a caution. 7

The winger Had the team's best chance in the opening period, his shot smartly stopped by the Albanian keeper. As Quansah holding position, he was forced to offer an outlet out wide yet his deliveries from wide areas were inconsistent. Substituted late in the match. Six

The captain The match-winner scoring 77th and 78th goals for his country. His first a classic poacher’s finish and his next a classy header after peeling away away from the opposition. At 32, he continues to improve with the national team are strong contenders next summer with him leading the line. 8

Eberechi Eze Found it tough to make an impact on the left flank. Was presented with a presentable chance following a pass from a teammate yet the keeper kept it out. His replacement made much more of effect after coming on. 5

Bench Players

• Phil Foden (replacing a teammate 63) Appeared sharp connecting seamlessly with the striker in more familiar role, 6/10
• Bukayo Saka (on for Eze 63) Spurned chances yet his delivery provided the opener, Six
• Marcus Rashford (replacing Bowen 75) Lively when brought on assisting the second goal with superb cross to the far post, Seven
• Anderson (for Wharton in the 75th minute) Looks established already, 6
• Morgan Rogers (replacing the star with minutes remaining) Insufficient minutes to influence the game, Six