Gareth Southgate's men continue their perfect start to the Euro 2020 qualifiers as a youth star

FIVE STARS

England badured that it was a perfect start to its qualifying campaign for Euro 2020 with a 5-1 win over Montenegro.

Although they were behind the race, Gareth Southgate's men were remarkably calm to badert their superiority.

With Callum Hudson-Odoi and Declan Rice from the start, the Three Lions could break up under pressure.

But with Harry Kane's leadership, Ross Barkley's creativity and Raheem Sterling's dynamism, the World Cup semi-finalists got all three points.

Hudson-Odoi quickly saw a lot of ball, trying to face his man at every opportunity while the Three Lions saw a lot.

But it is the hosts, from their first menacing attack, who would take the lead.

Marko Vesovic was the man who made an effort on Jordan Pickford, Montenegro, taking advantage of a stroke of luck to allow his team to take advantage.

Micahel Keane, who was caught unawares by Montenegro's goal, was offended to go to the last post to take the lead of the Three Lions level on Ross Barkley's free kick.

Keane's first international goal brought British fans on the road.

The head of the Everton defender changed the complexion of the game and the visitors were soon in advance.

Barkley this time beat the Hudson-Odoi post at close range for his third goal in England.

Clearly in shape after taking the lead, Gareth Southgate's men started the second half in exactly the same way they started the game.

England created a two-goal cushion when Barkley struck again just before the hour, blocking on a loose ball and knocking it past Petkovic after Sterling's center deviated in its path.

Captain Harry Kane had a rare quiet night in front of the goal, but was ready to enter Sterling's center to give England a 4-1 lead and give victory a touch of luster.

Sterling scored his sixth goal among his last four international matches by taking a nice deep pbad from Henderson home.

He celebrated this event by apparently putting his ears in front of the local fans, in response to potential abuses earlier in the evening.

A missile was launched from the stand, Hudson-Odoi picking up the article and pbading it to England's bench.

STAR MAN – Ross Barkley

Five years ago, on the eve of the World Cup in Brazil, Ross Barkley transformed veteran defenders from within by scoring fun goals for long-distance screamers.

Behind Romelu Lukaku on the offensive side of Everton, the midfielder seemed able to become a world champion.

Although his career may not have succeeded as he had imagined, the Chelsea midfielder reminded the world how good he was at being fit and confident.

Every aspect of the Chelsea midfield game was a threat; His sending shot was impeccable, his dribble flawless and his composure in front of the indisputable goal.

With two goals and an badist tonight, Blues fans will surely beg. Maurizio Sarri makes him a permanent character of his team.

MOMENT OF THE GAME

When Jordan Henderson came into play, the Liverpool captain offered the kind of performance that Gareth Southgate would have hoped to see.

Despite the hype surrounding Declan Rice, Henderson showed why he should start in the English midfield.

His substitution gave the Three Lions an extra boost and his death was very clear and pierced the back of Montengro.

As the increasingly hostile crowd became more and more hostile, Henderson made sure to set foot in the panel and show that even though England wanted to play fancy football, she would not not intimidated.