Trent Alexander-Arnold finally looks at home for England - but Kyle Walker and Phil Foden face a fight to reclaim their places: Winners and losers as centurion Harry Kane leads from the front against Finland and Lee Carsley continues to make his case

 Trent Alexander-Arnold is finally looking at home for England, but Phil Foden and Kyle Walker will have to work hard to get back in the starting lineups: Winners and losers as Lee Carsley keeps arguing and centurion Harry Kane leads from the front against Finland

Even if Harry Kane proved that the rumors about his death have been much overblown, England's 2-0 victory over Finland in Lee Carsley's first dugout appearance at Wembley nevertheless carried a strong sense of regeneration.

Kane celebrated his 100th cap by scoring both goals to extend England's 100 percent start to their Nations League B campaign in what was a fitting response to the captain's terribly dismal showing at the European Championship.

However, the guys who Gareth Southgate mostly disregarded over