Keep an eye on the website tonight for all the reaction. See you soon!
'She's a hero to all of us'
FT: Luxembourg 0-10 England
England defender Millie Bright speaking to ITV: "My first and second goals for England so obviously excited to get that. I feel like the curse has been lifted to be honest!
"I'm really proud of the team but I think I'm more proud of my best friend Rachel Daly, scoring and doing her best for the team after everything she's been through. I'm delighted really. I'm so proud of her. I'm not sure how she got through it but I think she's a hero to all of us.
"Sarina Wiegman wanted 10 goals and we got 10 goals. We pushed on from the previous game. We're here to develop as a squad and I'm really proud of everyone. We want to continue on this winning streak."
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FT: Luxembourg 0-10 England
There was 1,293 in attendance in Luxembourg tonight.
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FT: Luxembourg 0-10 England
England are still top of their qualifying group, unsurprisingly, following an 8-0 and 10-0 win in this window.
That's six points and a +goal difference of 18.
The last time England scored 10 goals against an opposition was in 2014 vs Montenegro.
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FT: Luxembourg 0-10 England
No hat-trick but two goals each for centre-backs Millie Bright and Alex Greenwood.
Ellen White also got a double as she now sits just three goals off Kelly Smith's all-time goalscoring record for England.
FULL-TIME
Luxembourg 0-10 England
A massive win for England. The goal of the night was definitely Rachel Daly's right at the end.
GOAL - Luxembourg 0-10 England
Bethany England
It gets better.
Nikita Parris beats the full-back and clips it into the far post for Bethany England to tap home.
England have got 10.
GOAL - Luxembourg 0-9 England
Rachel Daly
A really, really personal goal for Rachel Daly.
What a lovely way to cap off a difficult week. Daly's father Martyn passed away last weekend but she has started both games for England in this international window.
She's embraced by her team-mates and looks up to the sky and sends a kiss. Emotional.
GOAL - Luxembourg 0-8 England
Millie Bright
Another one for Millie Bright!
It took her over 40 caps to get her first and now she has two in the second half.
Beth Mead curls it in and Bright nods it into the far corner.
That's England's eighth for the second match running.
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Luxembourg 0-7 England
Beth Mead's first touch is excellent as she brings down a long ball and slots it through the legs of the defender.
She almost picks out Rachel Daly in the box too but not quite.
Georgia Stanway then fires one inches over the bar.
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Luxembourg 0-7 England
Jill Scott, to Leah Williamson, to Nikita Parris... Out for a corner.
Sarina Wiegman reacts on the sidelines. She wants more.
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Luxembourg 0-7 England
Will England score eight goals for a second successive match?
They have five minutes or so to find another one.
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Luxembourg 0-7 England
Jill Scott lifts a really dangerous ball into the box for Bethany England but the keeper is sharp off her line to block the run.
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Luxembourg 0-7 England
Ooft! Nice idea.
Beth Mead takes the free-kick quickly, fizzing it low into the box for Nikita Parris.
Her first-time shot is just about blocked by a sliding challenge.
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YELLOW CARD
Luxembourg 0-7 England
Jill de Bruyn and Beth Mead come together in the middle. The Luxembourg midfielder gets a yellow.
SUBSTITUTION
Luxembourg 0-7 England
Ella Toone is replaced by Jill Scott in England's midfield.
PENALTY APPEAL
Luxembourg 0-7 England
Beth Mead steps inside off the right and feeds it into Nikita Parris. She goes down under contact and England are adament it's a penalty but they won't get it.
GOAL - Luxembourg 0-7 England
Millie Bright
A first England goal for centre-back Millie Bright!
Beth Mead dinks the free-kick in and Bright leaps highest to nod it into the far corner.
The keeper gets a touch on it but not enough. The England players celebrate with Bright, who has a beaming smile on her face.
YELLOW CARD
Luxembourg 0-6 England
Luxembourg captain Laura Miller is in the book for a late challenge on Lotte Wubben-Moy.
A free-kick in a nice position for England.
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Luxembourg 0-6 England
Rachel Daly slices a cross aimed at Bethany England are it moves in the air towards goal.
A comfortable catch for the young goalkeeper though.
Live Reporting
Emma Sanders
All times stated are UK
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That's all from me. I'm jumping in the post-match press conference now to hear from Sarina Wiegman.
You can read the match report here.
Keep an eye on the website tonight for all the reaction. See you soon!
'She's a hero to all of us'
FT: Luxembourg 0-10 England
England defender Millie Bright speaking to ITV: "My first and second goals for England so obviously excited to get that. I feel like the curse has been lifted to be honest!
"I'm really proud of the team but I think I'm more proud of my best friend Rachel Daly, scoring and doing her best for the team after everything she's been through. I'm delighted really. I'm so proud of her. I'm not sure how she got through it but I think she's a hero to all of us.
"Sarina Wiegman wanted 10 goals and we got 10 goals. We pushed on from the previous game. We're here to develop as a squad and I'm really proud of everyone. We want to continue on this winning streak."
Post update
FT: Luxembourg 0-10 England
There was 1,293 in attendance in Luxembourg tonight.
Post update
FT: Luxembourg 0-10 England
England are still top of their qualifying group, unsurprisingly, following an 8-0 and 10-0 win in this window.
That's six points and a +goal difference of 18.
The last time England scored 10 goals against an opposition was in 2014 vs Montenegro.
Post update
FT: Luxembourg 0-10 England
No hat-trick but two goals each for centre-backs Millie Bright and Alex Greenwood.
Ellen White also got a double as she now sits just three goals off Kelly Smith's all-time goalscoring record for England.
FULL-TIME
Luxembourg 0-10 England
A massive win for England. The goal of the night was definitely Rachel Daly's right at the end.
GOAL - Luxembourg 0-10 England
Bethany England
It gets better.
Nikita Parris beats the full-back and clips it into the far post for Bethany England to tap home.
England have got 10.
GOAL - Luxembourg 0-9 England
Rachel Daly
A really, really personal goal for Rachel Daly.
What a lovely way to cap off a difficult week. Daly's father Martyn passed away last weekend but she has started both games for England in this international window.
She's embraced by her team-mates and looks up to the sky and sends a kiss. Emotional.
GOAL - Luxembourg 0-8 England
Millie Bright
Another one for Millie Bright!
It took her over 40 caps to get her first and now she has two in the second half.
Beth Mead curls it in and Bright nods it into the far corner.
That's England's eighth for the second match running.
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Luxembourg 0-7 England
Beth Mead's first touch is excellent as she brings down a long ball and slots it through the legs of the defender.
She almost picks out Rachel Daly in the box too but not quite.
Georgia Stanway then fires one inches over the bar.
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Luxembourg 0-7 England
Jill Scott, to Leah Williamson, to Nikita Parris... Out for a corner.
Sarina Wiegman reacts on the sidelines. She wants more.
Post update
Luxembourg 0-7 England
Will England score eight goals for a second successive match?
They have five minutes or so to find another one.
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Luxembourg 0-7 England
Jill Scott lifts a really dangerous ball into the box for Bethany England but the keeper is sharp off her line to block the run.
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Luxembourg 0-7 England
Ooft! Nice idea.
Beth Mead takes the free-kick quickly, fizzing it low into the box for Nikita Parris.
Her first-time shot is just about blocked by a sliding challenge.
YELLOW CARD
Luxembourg 0-7 England
Jill de Bruyn and Beth Mead come together in the middle. The Luxembourg midfielder gets a yellow.
SUBSTITUTION
Luxembourg 0-7 England
Ella Toone is replaced by Jill Scott in England's midfield.
PENALTY APPEAL
Luxembourg 0-7 England
Beth Mead steps inside off the right and feeds it into Nikita Parris. She goes down under contact and England are adament it's a penalty but they won't get it.
GOAL - Luxembourg 0-7 England
Millie Bright
A first England goal for centre-back Millie Bright!
Beth Mead dinks the free-kick in and Bright leaps highest to nod it into the far corner.
The keeper gets a touch on it but not enough. The England players celebrate with Bright, who has a beaming smile on her face.
YELLOW CARD
Luxembourg 0-6 England
Luxembourg captain Laura Miller is in the book for a late challenge on Lotte Wubben-Moy.
A free-kick in a nice position for England.
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Luxembourg 0-6 England
Rachel Daly slices a cross aimed at Bethany England are it moves in the air towards goal.
A comfortable catch for the young goalkeeper though.