England faced Hungary and Andorra in their two World Cup qualifying fixtures during the international break, with both ties panning out very differently.
The Three Lions came out 5-0 winners in an expected victory over Andorra that saw Ben Chilwell, Bukayo Saka, Tammy Abraham, James Ward-Prowse and Jack Grealish each score.
However, Hungary were able to hold England to a draw as they visited Wembley Stadium on Tuesday night - with John Stones scoring the equaliser in what was a particularly tough test for Gareth Southgate’s side.
Here are our combined player ratings for both of England's World Cup qualifiers...
17. Mason Mount - 5
Mason Mount failed to impress in his appearance off the bench against Andorra or his start against Hungary. The midfielder was sloppy on the ball and was guilty of leaving his teammates exposed with his errors. The Chelsea man has struggled to find his form from last season since the Euros. Photo: Julian Finney
18. Jack Grealish - 8
Jack Grealish looked brilliant when he was subbed on against Andorra - winning the penalty for England's fourth and later scoring his first international goal. Similarly, the Manchester City man was the Three Lions' most threatening player against Hungary and definitely shouldn't have been taken off by Southgate. Photo: David Ramos
19. Raheem Sterling - 6
Raheem Sterling often enjoys quietly impressive performances in an England shirt and while last night's draw with Hungary wasn't his finest, the winger attempted more shots and completed more dribbles than any other player. However, Sterling should have scored on two occasions - one in each half. Photo: Julian Finney
20. Harry Kane - 5
It was another poor performance for Harry Kane, who is yet to score a Premier League goal for Spurs this season. The England captain had a couple of chances in which he could have put the Three Lions 1-0 up or equalise later on, but he looked very short of confidence for a player that is usually our most reliable. Photo: Julian Finney