England against Andorra

Lennon's enjoying himself down the right now. He's a constant menace for the left-back and but for his final touch, he could have wriggled clean through on goal.

So close for Crouch's third. The unselfish Johnson squares for the Liverpool beanpole, only for him to side-foot wide from 10 yards.

Sivera comes off for Andorra and policeman Garcia takes to the Theatre of Dreams to help in Andorra's nightmare.

The crowd are treated to some light relief as the visitors delve forward for the first time. Predictably it ends up at the feet of Wes Brown.

And Johnson is immediately in the action as he turns and fires a snap-shot that his snuffed out by a sea of red shirts.

Jermain Defoe is denied a chance to claim his hat-trick with McClaren keen to see Andrew Johnson in action. Crouch stays on and has 20 minutes to bag a hat-trick for himself.

A change for England and a change that has paid off. Aaron Lennon comes on for Neville and Richardson for Downing. Lennon's pace sees him past the Andorran right-back and his cross finds the big man who doesn't even have to leap nod into the corner.

GOAL: ENGLAND 5-0 ANDORRA Peter Crouch

A thunderbolt from Hargreaves almost cracks the woodwork. A sweetly-struck from the American/Englishman from all of 25 yards almost brings the crowd to his feet.

Johnson and Richardson go for another stroll and another reminder to the gaffer that they want a run-out.

Nearly the hat-trick for Defoe. Cole's surging run and cross finds the Spurs forward who hits a fierce right-foot drive with the outside of his boot. It will have to be better than that to beat Jesus though. An out-stretched hand - of god maybe - clears the danger.

Another break in play and the game is turning scrappy. The Andorrans are doing the best to break up the play and stem the flow of attacks.

Gerrard is having the freedom of the field and is whipping in a succession of fierce crosses. Defoe will be looking to get on the end of one and bag his hat-trick and the match ball.

More bad luck for Andorra. A nasty injury for Marc Pujol sees Manolo Jimenez come on to replace him.

Defoe shows a great first touch and turn to fire in a typical striker's goal. The diminutive forward took a gamble on Phil Neville's looping header and muscled his way in between three defenders to poune.

GOAL: ENGLAND 4-0 ANDORRA Jermain Defoe

The players are back on the pitch. No changes for England at the break but Juli Sanchez comes on for Fernando Silva as Andorra's lone striker.

HALF TIME: ENGLAND 3-0 ANDORRA There's no easy games in international, but this one is a synch. England are cruising and there's surely more to come.

Defoe almost nets his second. He's obviously ran off his knock and he pounces on a mistake only for an intervention from Jesus to deny him - the Andorran keeper palms it to safety.

Ecastasy to agony for Defoe, he's clumped on the back of his foot by an ugly tackle from his marker. He shuns the magic sponge though and hangs on until half time.

Defoe at last gets across his marker and fires home Gerrard's cross from six yards. He's been searching for this goal for ages and could hardly miss this one after Gerrard's pin-point assist.

GOAL: ENGLAND 3-0 ANDORRA Jermain Defoe

More woe for the Andorrans. Their only front man has to receive treatment off the field.

McClaren's fuming. With England piling through the middle they've neglected the flanks and boy has Macca seen it. He blasts his players and orders them to send it wide.

There's no David Beckham to take the set-pieces these days but that doesn't bother Owen Hargreaves. He takes over the free-kick duties and almost replicates a Beckham special. But for the post he could have had England's third.

The England subs go for a light stroll on the touchline. Even they fancy a goal.

Despite the presence of Gerrard down one flank and Cole and Downing down the other, England still seem keen to go through the middle.

The band strike up a crowd favourite hymn - 'England till I die'. They're keen for more goals and it's surely not long before they get them.

Predictably it's all England and the 132nd-ranked side from the Pyranees are struggling to get out of their own half.

The stadium is eerily quiet, they're just waiting to erupt after another goal.

England are at walking pace and look like scoring with every attack. But Steve McClaren will want a stirring performance ahead of the Macedonia match on Wednesday.

Ashley Cole's cross is brought down perfectly on the chest of Gerrard before the scouser cracks a volley into the roof of the net. This could be a long afternoon for the visitors.

GOAL: ENGLAND 2-0 ANDORRA Steven Gerrard

Relative calm now as England prepare another attack.

Captain Terry looks to get in on the act from a corner and swings his boot round a rising ball. But it sails over.

Lampard has his first of his 63 shots but it ends up in the arms of Jesus Alvarez Koldo.

Defoe has a chance for himself but after a decent first touch inside the box, he snatches at his shot with his left and it ends up just wide.

Crouch makes it nine goals in his last nine internationals with a clinical left-foot finish after a surging run from Jermain Defoe.

GOAL: ENGLAND 1-0 ANDORRA Peter Crouch

Andorra are playing with just one up front - Fernando Silva. He might not see too much of the ball mind.

We're underway and England are already on the charge. Ashley Cole and Stewart Downing combine down the left but nothing comes of it.

The players take to the pitch at Old Trafford with England minus Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville. Gary is replaced by his brother Phil, while Wes Brown comes in for his Manchester United team-mate Ferdinand.

GOAL: ENGLAND 4-0 ANDORRA Jermain Defoe

The players are back on the pitch. No changes for England at the break but Juli Sanchez comes on for Fernando Silva as Andorra's lone striker.

HALF TIME: ENGLAND 3-0 ANDORRA There's no easy games in international, but this one is a synch. England are cruising and there's surely more to come.

Defoe almost nets his second. He's obviously ran off his knock and he pounces on a mistake only for an intervention from Jesus to deny him - the Andorran keeper palms it to safety.

Ecastasy to agony for Defoe, he's clumped on the back of his foot by an ugly tackle from his marker. He shuns the magic sponge though and hangs on until half time.

Defoe at last gets across his marker and fires home Gerrard's cross from six yards. He's been searching for this goal for ages and could hardly miss this one after Gerrard's pin-point assist.

GOAL: ENGLAND 3-0 ANDORRA Jermain Defoe

More woe for the Andorrans. Their only front man has to receive treatment off the field.

McClaren's fuming. With England piling through the middle they've neglected the flanks and boy has Macca seen it. He blasts his players and orders them to send it wide.

There's no David Beckham to take the set-pieces these days but that doesn't bother Owen Hargreaves. He takes over the free-kick duties and almost replicates a Beckham special. But for the post he could have had England's third.

The England subs go for a light stroll on the touchline. Even they fancy a goal.

Despite the presence of Gerrard down one flank and Cole and Downing down the other, England still seem keen to go through the middle.

The band strike up a crowd favourite hymn - 'England till I die'. They're keen for more goals and it's surely not long before they get them.

Predictably it's all England and the 132nd-ranked side from the Pyranees are struggling to get out of their own half.

The stadium is eerily quiet, they're just waiting to erupt after another goal.

England are at walking pace and look like scoring with every attack. But Steve McClaren will want a stirring performance ahead of the Macedonia match on Wednesday.

Ashley Cole's cross is brought down perfectly on the chest of Gerrard before the scouser cracks a volley into the roof of the net. This could be a long afternoon for the visitors.

GOAL: ENGLAND 2-0 ANDORRA Steven Gerrard

Relative calm now as England prepare another attack.

Captain Terry looks to get in on the act from a corner and swings his boot round a rising ball. But it sails over.

Lampard has his first of his 63 shots but it ends up in the arms of Jesus Alvarez Koldo.

Defoe has a chance for himself but after a decent first touch inside the box, he snatches at his shot with his left and it ends up just wide.

Crouch makes it nine goals in his last nine internationals with a clinical left-foot finish after a surging run from Jermain Defoe.

GOAL: ENGLAND 1-0 ANDORRA Peter Crouch

Andorra are playing with just one up front - Fernando Silva. He might not see too much of the ball mind.

We're underway and England are already on the charge. Ashley Cole and Stewart Downing combine down the left but nothing comes of it.

The players take to the pitch at Old Trafford with England minus Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville. Gary is replaced by his brother Phil, while Wes Brown comes in for his Manchester United team-mate Ferdinand.