After Saturday's disappointing performance against Ukraine, Fabio Capello arrives at Wembley hoping for an improved performance against BelarusPhotograph: Laurence Griffiths/Getty ImagesA young fan holds a replica of the trophy which all England fans hope John Terry will be lifting next JulyPhotograph: Renecca Naden/PAEngland go 1-0 up after three minutes. Gabriel Agbonlahor skins his man and squares for Peter Crouch, who sticks out his long left leg to make enough contact to send the ball trundling over the line from about six yardsPhotograph: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
and then rather sheepishly celebrates with LennonPhotograph: Carl Recine/Action ImagesAfter some substandard performances, Rio Ferdinand looks to step up his game in the last competitive England match before the World CupPhotograph: Tony Marshall/Empics SportShaun Wright Phillips is beaten to the ball by Igor ShitovPhotograph: Carl Recine/Action ImagesAfter he got beaten to the ball by the England striker for the first goal Belarus' Sergei Sosnovsky attempts to contain Crouch by any means necessaryPhotograph: Eddie Keogh/ReutersBelarus goalkeeper Yury Zhevnov reacts after a challenge Photograph: Stefan Wermuth/ReutersAlexander Yurevich and Gabriel Agbonlahor battle for the ball Photograph: Sean Dempsey/PADavid Beckham seems to be looking for divine intervention to leave the substitutes bench and join in the action. His prayers were answered in the 59th minute when he replaced Aaron Lennon Photograph: Carl Recine/Action ImagesCaptain John Terry has a shot at goal during a rare trip into the opponent's penalty areaPhotograph: John Sibley/Action ImagesAfter an hour of play, Shaun Wright-Phillips jumps in celebration after drilling in a low shot from 15 yards out into the bottom right-hand corner for England's second goal of the nightPhotograph: Tom Hevezi/APWright-Phillips is then congratulated by England's other goal scorerPhotograph: Rebecca Naden/PAA general view of the action at WembleyPhotograph: Laurence Griffiths/Getty ImagesIn almost a carbon copy of his first goal, Peter Crouch sticks out his long left leg to prod the ball home from close range and finish off a good night's workPhotograph: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
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