The match proved to be a predictable outcome as the national team's serene progress through their qualifying group resulted in an official slot at the upcoming global tournament.
The winger broke the deadlock in the first half, placing a beautiful shot into the top corner.
Harry Kane followed up with a rapid brace before the interval—first with a low attempt from the edge of the area, and then from the 12-yard mark after a confirmed infraction.
England added two more strikes in the second half—one an inadvertent deflection by a opposition replacement, and another a precise conversion from the midfielder.
During the game, the away support directed pointed chants at manager Thomas Tuchel, addressing his criticism about the Wembley crowd.
Lyrics such as "Our voices rise on our terms" and "How's the volume?" were heard around the small ground.
The team maintained their perfect clean sheet run in World Cup preliminaries, registering their sixth consecutive zero goals against.
The shot-stopper continued his personal record of clean sheets for the Three Lions to nine games.
Now guaranteed a spot, Tuchel's squad can look forward to preparations for the finals tournament.
Final games still remain in the qualifying group, but the team has already topped the group with a perfect run.
"The performance proved to be a professional display from the team, and they got the job done against resilient competitors."
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