San Marino
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Paul Campbell Featuring the San Marino goalkeeper, the honesty of Landon Donovan, PSG in widescreen and Brian O’Driscoll hurling
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A first Euro point since entering the competition in 1990 came as San Marino avoided defeat for first time since 2004
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Romania stay two points behind leaders Northern Ireland after winning 2-0 in Helsinki, while only 600 paid to watch Gibraltar lose 3-0 at home to Georgia
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Five Arsenal players were on the pitch for England at one time during the win over San Marino, which last happened in 1936
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England manager Roy Hodgson says his team did exactly what was expected of them when they beat San Marino 5-0 in a Euro 2016 qualifier
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Roy Hodgson said Wayne Rooney had not been distracted by the England goal-scoring record on a night when the striker scored but missed chances during the 5-0 home win over San Marino
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David Hytner: England’s substitutes made a difference, Rooney neared the record books, the Gunners had a good night and the crowd deserve credit
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England cruised to a 5-0 victory against San Marino thanks to goals from Phil Jagielka, Wayne Rooney, Danny Welbeck, Andros Townsend and a Della Valle own goal
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Sportblog Wayne Rooney edges nearer record on a damp flannel night for England
Barney Ronay at WembleyBarney Ronay: England’s captain continues to be considered a flat-track bully but he is creeping closer to Bobby Charlton’s record and deserves to be celebrated
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Minute-by-minute report: England did what they had to do against a resolute but ultimately outclassed San Marino. Scott Murray was watching
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All the best images from Wembley Stadium as England continue their Euro 2016 qualification campaign. Their opponents this time round are the 208th ranked team in the world, San Marino
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England manager Roy Hodgson says no players have been informed whether they will be playing against San Marino in the Euro 2016 qualifier
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England captain Wayne Rooney says he is not focused on overtaking Jimmy Greaves's goal-scoring record
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Conrad Leach and Nick Ames: Wales and Scotland are looking for wins in Euro 2016 qualifying, Cameroon’s post-Eto’o future looks bright and Kaká is back!
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Dominic Fifield: The England manager will not be complacent when his side face the joint lowest-ranked team in world football in a Euro 2016 qualifier and could revisit the system used against Switzerland
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James Riach: As he prepares his side to face England Pierangelo Manzaroli is keen to instil ‘a winning mentality’ and reminds them ‘games always start from 0-0’
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On Tuesday, Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson scores against Manchester City's Joe Hart during training, ahead of England's Euro 2016 qualifier against San Marino
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The Arsenal defender, called up after John Stones was injured, could start at centre-back in Thursday’s Euro 2016 qualifier at Wembley
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The inferior quality of San Marino means Roy Hodgson is ready to call up one of his reserve goalkeepers for Thursday’s Euro 2016 qualifier
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Vicente del Bosque gets Spain back on the winning trail against Macedonia while Russia also got their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign off to a flying start
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MBM report: Spain swept past Macedonia 5-1, Sweden drew 1-1 with Austria, and Slovakia got an unlikely 1-0 win in Ukraine
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England Under-21 answered Gareth Southgate's call for goals to keep them in the driving seat for Euro 2015 qualification
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Tottenham's Harry Kane scored a hat-trick as England Under-21s defeated 10-man San Marino 4-0 in a European Championship qualifier
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The England manager is confident of reaching Brazil but says there is work to be done, starting with Montenegro on Tuesday
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Michael Cox: Roy Hodgson showed how his England can play with the shackles off but can they display that freedom against stronger teams?
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England's manager, Roy Hodgson, refused to comment on the abuse which England fans poured on the absent Rio Ferdinand in San Marino
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Sportblog Roy Hodgson conscious of real test on Tuesday after San Marino rout
Dominic Fifield at Stadio OlimpicoDominic Fifield: Roy Hodgson decided it would be more beneficial to preserve the energy of his first-choice England players for the Montenegro challenge -
England thrashed San Marino 8-0 with Jermain Defoe scoring twice in their World Cup Group H qualifying match
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All the best images from the Serravalle Stadium as England will try to better Wembley's 5-0 victory over the footballing minnows
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Minute-by-minute report: England put eight past San Marino in a hopeless mismatch to set themselves up for the game against Montenegro
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England's Frank Lampard says a rash of centre-backs being withdrawn from the squad to face San Marino and Montenegro would test any team in the world
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England expect to play 'attack v defence' in World Cup qualifier against San Marino while Rio Ferdinand acts as a pundit in Qatar
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Roy Hodgson has said his focus is on England's two World Cup qualifiers not on Rio Ferdinand
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Dominic Fifield: Tom Cleverley, the Manchester United midfielder, is to Roy Hodgson as England manager what James Milner was to Fabio Capello
Sportblog Kieran Gibbs can challenge Leighton Baines and give England a choice