England

England goalscorer Anthony Gordon, speaking to ITV: "There is always pressure when you play for England. As you know, there is top players behind you waiting on the bench to come on. There is always pressure. If you can't deal with that, you're at the wrong level."

On scoring from the penalty spot: "I was buzzing H [Harry Kane] was off. I was looking around to find him. When he was off I wanted to take it. I love penalties and I love the pressure of it. Glad to see that one go in."

Roy Keane
Former Republic of Ireland captain on ITV

I think Thomas Tuchel will be pleased. There was more intensity tonight in terms of the opposition. A good urgency from England that I enjoyed.

Three goals for England and none of them scored by Harry Kane.

Of course, England will want Kane to be scoring goals but he can't do all of the work so it's nice to see some different names on the scoresheet.

Declan Rice flying high after a stellar domestic season, Anthony Gordon reliable from the spot (can only be a good thing for England) and Ollie Watkins pushing for minutes.

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Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Inter&Co Stadium

The most impressive thing has been the pressure applied by England in forward areas.

Costa Rica were desperate, they were getting squeezed and smothered at every opportunity.

They couldn't find a way out.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter at the Inter&Co Stadium

Thomas Tuchel will be absolutely delighted. It couldn't have gone any better.

That's that. A comfortable win for England with more minutes in the legs for almost the whole squad.

The Three Lions sign off their World Cup build-up campaign with victory and will head to Kansas on a high.

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Ollie Watkins' latest effort takes a deflection.

A brief pause as the ball has to be swapped because of a puncture.

Ollie Watkins probing for a second opportunity but his effort is smothered.

Kobbie Mainoo slips one in for Morgan Rogers but he blasts his effort over the bar.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Inter&Co Stadium

A hugely impressive performance from England tonight.

I think there has been an understanding that the World Cup is right around the corner.

They let themselves down the other day against New Zealand, but certainly not today.

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Eberechi Eze tries to curl one into the corner but it's cleared off the line. The Arsenal man is lurking around those areas waiting to pounce on any opportunity.

Six minutes added on at the end of this one.

Lee Dixon
Former England and Arsenal defender on ITV

It's not a great save, it bounced just before Abraham Madriz but he should do better than that, get it away from danger.

An easy header.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Inter&Co Stadium

Brilliant from Morgan Rogers.

Not the greatest of shots and the goalkeeper has not covered himself in any glory.

Ollie Watkins with an instinctive header.

Good feet from Marcus Rashford and he does really well to get a shot away but it's a last-ditch clearance from Costa Rica.

England still totally dominant but no doubt Thomas Tuchel's criticism tonight will be that they have not been clinical enough. It could've been a much bigger scoreline.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Inter&Co Stadium

England will be disappointed as they know come the World Cup they need to be more clinical in games, but this is the right time to get it wrong.

Aaron Salazar, who is already on a booking, slides in on Kobbie Mainoo. No punishment but perhaps if it wasn't a friendly he would be in bother there.