England are through to the round of 32 as Group L winners, but how far can they progress?

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More from England head coach Thomas Tuchel to BBC Sport on if he was happy with attacking changes: "We tried and tried. Marcus was just unlucky. He is pushing and pushing like always. Every time I bring him on, he is super reliable. Everyone is trying. I'm not upset with players who try. You need a bit of luck, you need momentum and we will get there."

On playing in Atlanta next: "We wanted to win the group. There is no substitute for wins and we have that feeling again. Three days to prepare the match in Atlanta. The tournament starts new again. We had the first chapter in prep camp, then a second chapter in the group and the third chapter is coming."

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England defender Ezri Konsa, speaking to BBC Sport: "Job done. We got the win, that's what we wanted. We wanted to top the group, kept a clean sheet, another one, for me, that's a positive. We need to move on quickly, another three days to recover and we will go again on Wednesday."

On playing in all three games so far and how he would assess himself: "I think I'm doing pretty well. I'm enjoying every moment. It's my first World Cup and to play three on the bounce is surreal. It's a dream come true.

"Every team in this tournament is good. If you give them time and space, you're going to give them chances. I think that's something we need to minimise. The better the opposition, sometimes in situations like that, you can get punished and you can concede. I'm sure that's something we're going to work on. I think there are a lot of positives to take from today and look ahead to Wednesday."

On what they can improve going forward: "Sometimes I think we can be more clinical in front of the goal. It's not the easiest when teams have a lot of men behind the ball. The better the opposition, the more they will come at us, and with the quality we have up there, I'm sure we will find gaps and create more chances and hopefully score more goals."

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One

Bellingham was the star of the show. We said before the tournament started what he could bring to England, he is a Real Madrid player and it comes with a lot of pressure, and he performs for England. Who else?

For the first goal, there was nothing in the game at that moment, and when you need someone to step up, he is that guy. He performs so well all of the time.

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England head coach Thomas Tuchel to BBC Sport: "It was hard work. We were ready for that. I said we so often get carried away with our expectations and what we demand of ourselves. We demanded to win the group but still today is the day we did this and I encouraged everyone to enjoy it and take it in. We are at the World Cup, and we won the group. I know our expectations, I know our dream, I know we can do better. But today everyone who pushed and the players and staff deserve to go to the plane with a smile."

On if we saw the importance of Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham: "The spaces opened up because we kept on knocking. The two are very important to us; they are key players and they proved it again."

On if his defence looked vulnerable: "We were a bit over-excited and over-enthusiastic to score a third and committed like full-backs and everyone up front. We ended up a bit stretched, which was not necessary. We opted for a brave approach; the boys want to play this style. It was the moment to do it and impose ourselves and play a high press. The game management when we were 2-0 up could have been better. I'm quite happy with a lot of details I saw, it's good stuff to build on."

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England defender Ezri Konsa, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live: "They're all tough matches. Every team in this tournament deserves to be here. They're all good teams. We know not every game is going to be as easy as we want it to be but today the main thing was to get the win which we did, topped the group and for me to keep another clean sheet was another positive.

"I don't think there was any anxiety, we all kept our cool. We knew if we kept doing what we were doing then we were going to create chances no matter what. I think everyone knows the quality we have in this team, our attacking threats, if they have a yard they will create chances and score goals and that's what they did today."

On starting games at the World Cup: "It's surreal, a dream come true for me,. It's a tournament that I've always wanted to play in as a kid, to play three games in a row, 90 minutes, I just want to keep going, keep up my standards and keep improving."

Wayne Rooney
Former England striker on BBC One

The area of the pitch you want stability in is your goalkeeper and back four. With the back four we haven't had that. It was surprising and a big ask when you are hoping you can rely on James and Stones, we've seen the injury records of the two of them in the past few years, so that was a big surprise. Then when Livramento went home and bringing Chalobah in, I would have liked to have seen Shaw or Hall just to have that extra full-back, because the left back is changing every game. There is no stability.

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England captain Harry Kane, speaking to ITV Sport, said: "A solid performance against a tricky side. The way they play, they have some fast players, some tricky players and they can cause you problems but overall we controlled it well. We got better in the second half, we took our chances and it became a bit of a basketball match, but overall a good win."

On Jude Bellingham: "Another top performance from Jude. He looks fit and sharp and like he is able to go out there and prove to the world what type of player he is - and he showed that again. He put in non-stop effort, running, tackling, tracking back and that's the kind of player you want. He is fantastic running with the ball and without, making runs from deep and he is strong physically. He is a fantastic player, all around, and wherever he plays he is effective for sure, and he was today."

Wayne Rooney
Former England striker on BBC One

On whether England should be managing Kane better:

Previously with Kane he has looked tired towards the end of the tournaments. The minute he scored and England go 2-0 up, take him off. You know the game is done, get him off, even if it is only saving 20 minutes. It is the last 20 minutes of games where you get fatigued.

We saw with Southgate he never took him off, I hope Tuchel learns from that and gives him a rest when he can.

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More from Harry Kane on becoming England's all-time record goalscorer at World Cups to ITV: "Another proud one to reach, number 11. Jude with a great bit of play, great cross, hung it up and I was just waiting for that one all game, to get across the man, hopefully not the last one of the tournament."

On the race for the Golden Boot: "They have started fast, [Lionel] Messi is on five, [Erling] Haaland and [Kylian] Mbappe on four. For me, I try not to think about those guys. I know you guys [the media] will compare me to all of them, that's the way it goes. But after not scoring in the last game, as a striker, I wanted to get back on the scoresheet as quickly as possible."

On not yet knowing their last-32 opponents: "We take what we are given. We will prepare well and it will be a tough game. But for now it's about enjoying what we have done, top of the group so let's take a breath and enjoy a qualification."

Maybe playing against sides who'll come at England in the knockouts will do them some good.

They seem to have a bit of trouble against sides who sit back.

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England's Marcus Rashford speaking to BBC Sport on Thomas Tuchel's message: "Just to enjoy the moment. It's always a special moment to put on the England shirt but coming to a World Cup to get through the group, it's a great achievement and us players are always focused on the next one, but he's told us to take a moment to enjoy it and take it in.

"Now we need to push ourselves every three days - sometimes I find that is easier because it's more what we are used to at clubs. Hopefully, we take it in our stride and make a better performance in the next game."

On his first start of the tournament: "I just try to do my best. I'm happy to start but more importantly, I'm happy to win the points and help impact the team in a positive way."

On if this is the best version of himself that England have had: "Probably. I still think it's not quite my best level and I can be more of a threat, but I try to be positive and play forward passes and link the play on that side. I want to make actions to hurt the opposition. Just continue with that mindset."

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England captain Harry Kane speaking to BBC Sport about Jude Bellingham's performance: "Today, you saw him in the deeper role. Jude is a player who is very versatile. Today, he was running from deep, not just with the ball but without the ball, and we worked off each other. Morgan was one causing problems.

"The way Jude works defensively, the tackles he puts in, the work he gets through, that's where he thrives, when he is free to attack the game. He has had a bit between his teeth throughout the whole campaign since we met up in Florida to perform at the highest level and so far he is."

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England winger Marcus Rashford, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live: "Job done. Now it's just about recovery and try to go again. We expect to be in this position. We work all season together to be here, so we're happy we managed to get the job done and this little chapter is done now and we can move on and keep improving because I think we're doing well, but we have so much to improve on and so much we're capable of doing. For me, it's the perfect position to be in as a team and we're ready to kick on and do more.

"It was always going to be a tough group. There are physical teams in the last two games we played and Croatia's you can't give them a minute on the ball because the quality of their passing is so high, so different games but equally as tough but it doesn't matter, we have to do whatever the game requires to try to win and we managed to do that today.

"I don't think anyone's playing at their peak level that we've seen them play at during the season but it's a good problem to have because as individuals, as a team, we have strides to take and you never want your best performances to be in the group stage anyway and we want to kick on and grow and go full throttle against teams and try to punish them at every opportunity."