England end the year on a high but will it be enough for Mo Marley? By the time we see them in action next the Lionesses should have a new permanent manager in charge.

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The Lionesses’ next qualifier is against Wales at Southampton’s St. Mary’s Stadium, external on Friday 6 April 2018 (19:00 GMT).

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Two-goal Nikita Parris, speaking to BBC Sport: "Comfortable in the end. Patience was a virtue as they say.

"I am doing my best whenever I get the opportunity to play. Everyone wants to score in games like tonight but I think we were really disciplined in the second half and picked our moments."

England interim boss Mo Marley: "Really happy with the result. We settled in the second half and got the goals.

"Credit to the players. It has been a difficult time but the players have been professional throughout, particularity on game day. They have all known they have got a job to do and I have helped guide that. The performances in all three games have reflected that and I more pleased for them more than anything."

Still want the job full time? "Nothing has changed. Obviously there is a process. I agreed to put the CV in and we said we would have a little look at it at the end of it. Now it is about letting the players enjoy the moment and then we will all sit down and see what is right for the team moving forward."

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Here's how the table looks in Group I. England remain second but move to within a point of leaders Wales.

Coverage has finished on BBC Two but you can keep across all the reaction online now via this page.

Kelly Smith
Former England striker on Radio 5 live sports extra

They really believed in themselves and it was a very convincing win in the end.

I think Mo Marley has done enough. I've seen more belief and creativity in the final third from an England side. I think she's got the credentials for it. She's very well respected. Mo knows most of these players very well. Shes got them firing.

There are some very good candidates. Who wouldn't want this job? For me England will qualify for the World Cup and can go and do something there.

Missed the goals? Watch the lot below.

All over!

England sign off 2017 with a dominant win!

Two minutes tagged on at the end of the 90. Can England sneak a sixth?

Almost the hat-trick for Nikita Parris as she latches onto a ball over the tired defence but Irina Sandalova makes the block.

I dread to think what the score would be by now if the first-choice keeper had stayed on.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

Nikita Parris has been outstanding. She has been growing and growing every time I have seen her. She never stops running.

Superb save!

Irina Sandalova denies a sixth with a point-blank save from Fran Kirby.

That was attempt number 22 for England. The visitors have had none. Total dominance.

We've not had a goal for five minutes. While that's a massive relief for my typing fingers it's frustrating the home fans. After that 12-minute flurry they want more, urging England to attack, which they are doing.

While the goals were flying in England made another change as Lucy Bronze made way for Jess Carter.

Kazakhstan also make a change as teenager Asselkhan Turlybekova replaces Saule Karibayeva.

James Law
BBC Sport Online

While there might have been an inevitability about the way this game has panned out, you have to praise the predatory instincts of this England side.

They were patient, knew the chances would come and have killed off this average Kazakhstan side brutally in this past 10 minutes.

Goals galore - blink and you will miss them.

If you did, watch goals number two and three below.

England aren't letting up.

They win a free-kick 25 yards from goal. Decent position and Izzy Christiansen swings it towards the far post but over hits it and the ball drifts out of play.