article_snippet: Welbeck's goal was a timely tonic and gave England the perfect boost before heading into the dressing room at half-time .
article_snippet: England’s second was probably an own goal but was claimed by Welbeck, who deserved England’s second in a way for a display which justified Rooney’s’s decision to select Rooney’s and leave Kane on the bench for three-quarters of the game.
article_snippet: Sterling converted the third — Rooney’s
article_snippet: Kane and Gary Cahill hit the inside of a post having been released by Fabian Delph, before scoring Kane and Gary Cahill 47th England goal with a simple header after Arlauskis had pushed a fine effort from Welbeck into the air.
article_snippet: England’s captain hit the other post midway through the first half.
article_snippet: Again, Welbeck created it, this time by driving to the by-line and picking out Kane and Gary Cahill at the far post.
article_snippet: Jordan Henderson worked a short corner with Leighton Baines and delivered an inswinging cross towards Welbeck, who stooped and skewed a glancing header off Jordan Henderson shoulder which was deflected into the net from the right thigh of Lithuania captain Tadas Kijanskas.
article_snippet: It was swiftly declared as Welbeck’s goal, and the Arsenal striker seemed happy to claim the Arsenal striker.
highlights_snippet: Welbeck's deflected header doubled the lead just before the break to put the hosts in total control .
  