Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka made sure he took Thomas Tuchel’s instructions on board when England beat Serbia 2–0 at Wembley Stadium on Thursday night. The World

See how Bukayo Saka put England ahead against Serbia during a first half in which the forward and Jordan Pickford appeared to suffer knocks.

England maintained their perfect record in World Cup qualifying by beating Serbia. Bukayo Saka scored the opening goal of the game and his Arsenal team-mate Eberechi Eze sealed the win late on. Thomas Tuchel’s side dominated much of the game and were worthy winners, finishing the match with nearly 70 per cent possession.

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka has played down concerns of a potential injury picked up in England’s win over Serbia on Thursday. Saka opened the scoring for the Three Lions with a delightful volley midway through the first half but,

GOAL rates England's players from their 2-0 win against Serbia in World Cup qualifying, with Bukayo Saka and Eberechi Eze grabbing the goals.

Following the match, Saka reflected on the performance and the positive direction England have maintained. As reported by Mirror Football, he said, “It was a performance we can be proud of, we got the win and we played well. It’s been very successful, we’ve won every game and we want to keep building on.”

Bukayo Saka scored for England in their World Cup qualifier against Serbia, but the Arsenal winger was spotted appearing to make a gesture to the bench at one point in the match

Bukayo Saka said he agrees with Thomas Tuchel's assessment that he needs to score more goals for England. The winger became Arsenal's highest goalscorer for England when he bagged in the 3-0 friendly win over Wales, but Tuchel expressed surprise that it was only his 13th goal for his country in 46 appearances.