<!--Article Start--> <p style="text-align: justify">England Manager Roy Hodgson was visibly delighted with his teama s impressive performance against Lithuania last night. His side registered a superb 4-0 win at Wembley and have now won five games in a row in the qualification of the Euro Championships in 2016.</p> <p style="text-align: justify">Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane was expected to make his debut and while he didna t start the game, when he did come on as a substitute he made an instant impact. Only 78 seconds into his debut and with only his third touch, Kane nodded home from Raheem Sterlinga s cross. It was the third fastest goal by an English debutant behind Bill Nicholson in 1951 and John Cook in 1919.</p> <p style="text-align: justify">Prior to Kanea s goal, captain Wayne Rooney scored his 47<sup>th</sup> goal for England, while former Manchester United team mate added a sixth goal in five qualifiers for the national team.</p> <p style="text-align: justify">Speaking after the game, Hodgson praised the debutant but also issued a word of caution for the 21-year-old.</p> <p style="text-align: justify"> a It was a very satisfying evening for us and fantastic for Harry,a said Hodgson. a Wea re so delighted for him. It is a bit of a fairytale, but ita s nice when fairytales come true, and ita s come true for Harry. Hea s crowned his England debut with a well-taken goal, so Ia m delighted with tonighta s performance and for Harry. It couldna t be better really.</p> <p style="text-align: justify">a Therea s been a lot of pressure and hype around him and ita s fantastic that, in the time he was on the field, he made a good run to the back post, Raheem Sterling produces a bit of magic and Harry scores a great goal. We hope thata s the start of a great career for him. I think Harry will put pressure on himself because hea s a good professional, but I dona t think hea s a person whoa ll buckle under pressure.</p> <p style="text-align: justify">a Hea ll have to accept the media spotlight, which has already been enormous, will only get bigger, but hea s in good hands with Mauricio (Pochettino) at Tottenham Hotspur and with us here. Wea ll make sure we dona t build him up to knock him down, but build him up to be a big part of our future. He is still a young man, but what could be better than making his debut and scoring a goal?a </p> <p style="text-align: justify">England will be without several stars for their upcoming friendly match against Italy on Saturday. Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling will return home to get some treatment for a toe injury while James Milner is to undergo a scan on a knee problem. Everton fullback Leighton Baines is set to be replaced by Saintsa star Ryan Bertrand, while Welbeck also has a knee concern that may see him miss out.</p> <p style="text-align: justify">a It was a tweak to the knee,a added Hodgson. a The medical staff gave me the impression theya re not terribly worried about it, but that Tuesday may be too soon for him to feature. But wea ll see.a </p> <p style="text-align: justify">Rooney, who was especially good last night, was equally pleased with the teama s performance and believes that the rest of the teams in Europe should be scared.</p> <p style="text-align: justify">a Since the World Cup we have been fantastic,a said Rooney</p> <p style="text-align: justify">a Wea ve had some great victories, are scoring goals and we have real energy around the team. A lot of teams will be looking at this team around Europe and will be frightened.a </p> <p style="text-align: justify">England have now won seven out of seven games since a first round exit from the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.</p> <!--Article End-->