"England beat Serbia in the penultimate round of the World Cup qualifications at Wembley on Thursday, maintaining a perfect record in the campaign before their trip to Tirana for the final game against Albania. Arsenal star Bukayo Saka struck first in the 28th minute, capitalizing on a favourable rebound inside Serbia's box with a nicely placed volley. Eberechi Eze, Saka's Arsenal teammate,"
"Eberechi Eze, Saka's Arsenal teammate, set the final scoreline to 2-0 in the 90th minute by finishing a fine counterattack with a powerful shot past Predrag Rajković in the away goal. Despite the absence of the nation's leading goalscorer Aleksandar Mitrović, Serbia did have a few chances to make the contest more interesting, much more so than when the two sides met in Belgrade, and there will surely be positives for newly appointed coach Veljko Paunović to take from Wembley."
England secured a 2-0 win over Serbia at Wembley, preserving a perfect record in World Cup qualifying ahead of the final match in Tirana against Albania. Bukayo Saka opened the scoring in the 28th minute by volleying in a rebound, and Eberechi Eze finished a counterattack in the 90th minute to seal the victory. Serbia, without leading scorer Aleksandar Mitrović, created a few opportunities and showed more threat than in the Belgrade meeting. Newly appointed coach Veljko Paunović can take positives from the performance, but Serbia were outplayed by a clearly higher-class England side.
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