In the third round of the second group of the World Cup, England beat Wales 3-0. Southgate’s team topped the group and will play Senegal in the round of 16 on 4 December.

England had their first good moment in 10th place. minute when Rushford ran into Ward, but the Welsh goalkeeper kept his clean sheet. Southgate players were in possession of the ball looking for a goal with static phases.

In the 19th minute, Maguire struck with a header, but the ball was wide of the mark. The scene was repeated when England had the initiative of the movements, but could not find a place to threaten.

At 38′ Foden struck from a good position in the penalty area, but the ball went wide. Rashford’s kick a little later gave the same result. England threatened at the end of the first half because of Kane and the Stones.

In the fifth minute of stoppage time in the first half, Allen landed a powerful shot, but the ball went wide. It was Wales’ first attempt to take the lead.

England opened the scoring in the 50th minute after a direct free kick from Rashford. Before the celebrations died down, Southgate’s team scored a second goal with Foden assisting Kane.

Usually the guests did not stop. Southgate players came close to scoring in ’72 and 77th minute, thin.

The pace of the game dropped noticeably in the last quarter. The Welshman tried to score a goal of honor, but to no avail.

Wales (Rob Page): GWard, Davis (Morrell, 57), Rondon, Mepham, Williams (Roberts, 36), Allen (Colville, 81), Abadou, James (Wilson, 77), Ramsey, Bale (Johnson, 46), Moore.

England (Garret Southgate): Pickford, Shaw (Trippier, 65), Maguire, Stones, Walker (Alexander-Arnold, 57), Bellingham, Rice (Phillips, 57), Henderson, Rashford (Grelice, 75), Foden, Kane (Wilson, 57).