Thomas Tuchel believes England are ready to "prove a point" in Serbia having seen more positives than negatives in Saturday's forgettable World Cup qualification victory against Andorra.The Euro 2024 runners-up continued their unblemished start to Group K at Villa Park by winning a fourth match without conceding.Christian Garcia's own goal gave dominant, if shot shy, England a deserved half-time lead, with Declan Rice heading home Reece James' outstanding cross to seal a 2-0 victory against the

Thomas Tuchel believes England are ready to "prove a point" in Serbia having seen more positives than negatives in Saturday's forgettable World Cup qualification victory against Andorra.The Euro 2024 runners-up continued their unblemished start to Group K at Villa Park by winning a fourth match without conceding.Christian Garcia's own goal gave dominant, if shot shy, England a deserved half-time lead, with Declan Rice heading home Reece James' outstanding cross to seal a 2-0 victory against the well-drilled microstate.But, in truth, Saturday was always more about the goal tally than the outcome, with attention immediately switching from Birmingham to Belgrade and Tuesday's tough assignment against Serbia.