Good evening, and welcome to our LIVE coverage of England's World Cup qualifying clash against San Marino.

The full-time whistle goes at Wembley, and England have beaten San Marino 5-0 with braces from Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck, while Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain added a fifth! It's a routine victory for Roy Hodgson's side, who do the job in this Group H clash. Next up will be a much sterner test in Poland in midweek. Thanks for your company!

Carroll attempts a volley from the back post as the ball breaks loose, but it's a tame shot and Simoncini can collect.

Hart gets a touch to a huge roar from the crowd as Brolli attempts a long-range effort which brings a smile to the face of the England goalkeeper.

There will be three added minutes at the end of this second half, as Walker attempts an audacious cross with his back to the penalty area, but to no avail.

Cleverley tries his luck from the edge of the penalty area, but he does not manage to test Simoncini as Brolli gets a touch on it.

Danny Welbeck gets the official man-of-the-match, and the announcement is met with a big ovation from the Wembley crowd.

The home fans remain in good voice as England move forward with Oxlade-Chamberlain, before Walker loses out to Cibelli.

Shelvey forces his way forward once more, but he is eventually crowded out and Brolli lumps the ball upfield.

Palazzi seems to be really struggling with cramp, but he cannot be replaced with San Marino having made all three of their changes.

England continue to stroke the ball around in their half, and it's suddenly quite subdued as both sides ease off.

Lennon continues to cause havoc down the right, and he beats his man before floating over a cross which is just too deep for Welbeck.

Vitailoi comes off as San Marino's second most-capped player Bacciocchi is introduced.

Baines does brilliantly to get to the byline and keep the ball in play, and he has worked tirelessly all evening.

Shelvey produces a powerful run before driving a low shot on target, but Simoncini gathers it fairly comfortably.

It was the lone frontman, Rinaldi, who departed for Selva. England attack once more through Baines down the left, who is having a terrific match.

Andy Selva comes on, and he's San Marino's all-time leading goalscorer!

GOAL! Oxlade-Chamberlain adds a fifth for England as he produces a precise right-footed finish to pick out the top corner, and it's an excellent shot from the Arsenal winger as he gets on the scoresheet after fine work from Cleverley and Baines once more.

England keep the ball in the San Marino half, and the scoreline is suddenly much more pleasing for the hosts.

Coppini is replaced by Buscarini as the visitors make their first change.

Joe Hart is now the England captain, and this could be the start of a number of changes.