UEFA Euro Qualifier LIVE: England vs San Marino

Calling your girlfriend San Marino because she's kicks off every 5 minutes... #GCW
— #GCW (@gcw) September 5, 2015

Rooney Scores: Utd Fans: "It doesn't matter who's the opposition. A goal is a goal," Walcott Scores: Utd Fans: "It's just San Marino,"
— Moe (@FootyHipstar) September 5, 2015

Some of the people in this San Marino game, you can't believe their real life jobs. Clive Tyldesley for example, is a football commentator.
— Rob Summerfield (@RobSummerfield1) September 5, 2015

A San Marino player during the game today. https://t.co/FzhgvbnrqW
— BPL Zone (@BPLZone) September 5, 2015

Some of the people in this San Marino game, you can't believe their real life jobs. Clive Tyldesley for example, is a football commentator.
— Rob Summerfield (@RobSummerfield1) September 5, 2015

Watching San Marino v England like... pic.twitter.com/ftXVSWjQPR
— FootyHumour (@FootyHumour) September 5, 2015

San Marino reminds me of when I was first learning the controls to FIFA.
— FootyHumour (@FootyHumour) September 5, 2015

If you didn't know how large James Milners gammon head was, here it is compared to San Marino pic.twitter.com/fbCNbcwR96
— Ciaran (@cxran) September 5, 2015

If you're ever feeling useless, just think about Joe Hart playing against San Marino. pic.twitter.com/uOgcXNZKtH
— The FOOTBALL Bible (@TFBible_) September 5, 2015

I'm gonna call my girlfriend San Marino cause she kicks off every five minutes
— Footy Accumulators (@FootyAccums) September 5, 2015

6-0 to England & France here we come, without getting carried away 😳 were gunna win it 😜
— Chris Kamara (@chris_kammy) September 5, 2015

Wayne Rooney is now joint top England goal scorer, By my calculations that means nobody has scored more goals then him.
— Obvious Owen (@Obvious_Owenn) September 5, 2015

Well done on equalling the record, but Wayne, but... WHAT ARE THOOOOOSE! pic.twitter.com/CVJXUOwHpn
— TheSPORTbible (@TSBible) September 5, 2015

Congratulations England. The 1st team to qualify and the 1st team who'll get knocked out.
— Sir Jenkinson (@theEpicGooner) September 5, 2015

The referee is screwing San Marino.
— Ray Ratto (@RattoCSN) September 5, 2015

I think it's all pretty obvious now that San Marino made a huge mistake not offering me the managerial role #england
— James Buckley (@James_Buckley) September 5, 2015

FULL-TIME in San Marino, and England become the first team to secure qualification for Euro 2016 with a 6-0 win. pic.twitter.com/F1A1b4UWuO
— Paddy Power (@paddypower) September 5, 2015

"#EURO2016 here we come" - #England after beating San Marino 6 - 0
— Bernard Ndong (@BernardNdong) September 5, 2015

Woy will be pleased with Rayne Wooney tonight. Strong performance from him and the lads against San Marino... #Engerland
— Pizza Hut UK (@pizzahutuk) September 5, 2015

If San Marino is 'not the easiest of fixtures' I don't know what is #England
— Martin Bagot (@MartinBagot) September 5, 2015

FT! England win 6-0!

An #attendancewatch first. 4378 in attendance. San Marino also supply the gate receipts. Euros 94,755
— John Cross (@johncrossmirror) September 5, 2015

GOAL! AGAIN! Theo! He scores after a brilliant set up to make it 6-0 to England!

GOAL! Harry Kane makes it 5-0 with a delightful chip!

Joe Hart's mistake face pic.twitter.com/N1AbjMrrSp
— ITV Football (@itvfootball) September 5, 2015

GOAL: San Marino 0-4 England (Walcott) https://t.co/4NnJijtmly
— BPL Zone (@BPLZone) September 5, 2015

GOAL! Theo - who just came on for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - taps in to give England a 4-0 lead.

Wayne Rooney makes way for Harry Kane! While Milner makes way for Fabian Delph!

Harry Kane is getting ready to come on for England! Could he nick a goal?

PHOTO: @RBarkley20 is congratulated by @WayneRooney after scoring his first @england goal #SMvEng pic.twitter.com/oXiQABhd78
— England (@england) September 5, 2015

England lead 3-0!

GOAL! 15 seconds into the second half! Barkley scores!

I wonder if Harry knows that Voldemort is right behind him? #HeWhoMustNotBeNamed pic.twitter.com/ncwH3Yaayt
— BreatheSport (@BreatheSport) September 5, 2015

Wayne Rooney scores a penalty followed by an owl goal.

HT! San Marino 0 - 2 England.

Who will break Bobby Charlton's all-time goalscoring record first? Rooney: 49 Own goals: 49 #SMvEng pic.twitter.com/EipNci9w03
— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) September 5, 2015

Aldo Simoncini, San Marino's answer to Manuel Neuer. pic.twitter.com/HAXKuIi44a
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 5, 2015

GOAL! It's an own goal from San Marino! England lead 2-0

Bobby Charlton: 49 goals in 106 matches with England. Wayne Rooney: 49 goals in 106 matches with England. pic.twitter.com/o1ukedWspv
— MisterChip (English) (@MisterChiping) September 5, 2015

RECORD! Rooney equals Sir Bobby Charlton's record of most number of goals for England with 49!

GOAL! Rooney with a delightful penalty and he puts England in front!

PENALTY! England are awarded a penalty after come confusion in the box. Wayne Rooney to take!

England come close! Chamberlain does well near the touchline and supplies a delightful pullback which Vardy fails to connect to.

And we're off!

England's Euro 2016 qualifying record: Matches: 6 Won: 6 Drawn: 0 Lost: 0 Goals: 18 Conceded: 3 Points: 18 pic.twitter.com/PRy0gUerff
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 5, 2015

The teams are out! Kickoff is minutes away.

(2/2) ...Hirsch, Battistini, Chiaruzzi, Matteo Vitaioli & Selva. #SkyFootball
— Sky Sports Football (@SkyFootball) September 5, 2015

(1/2) San Marino XI v England in Euro qualifier: Aldo Simoncini, Bonini, Brolli, Davide Simoncini, Palazzi, Berardi..
— Sky Sports Football (@SkyFootball) September 5, 2015

48 - Wayne Rooney is just two goals shy of breaking (one goal to equal) Sir Bobby Charlton's English goalscoring record.

SUBS: 12 Smalling 13 Butland 14 Walcott 15 Cahill 16 Carrick 17 Delph 18 Kane 19 Mason 20 Sterling 21 Gibbs 22 Heaton #SMvEng
— England (@england) September 5, 2015