Serbian newspaper: Kosovo has silenced England since its first minute, but the s '%s' has lasted

England scored victory by 5:3 in last night's match against Kosovo at the Southampton Stadium, “St. Mary '%s”, thus ending Kosovo's performance of 15 games without defeat.

England's “Fotballers defeated the so-called Kosovo in a phenomenal battle played at Southampton and ended with a score of 5:3”, writes Blic.rs.

Kosovo's so-called “took advantage in the 34th second of the match, when Michael Keane made a mistake and gave Kosovo a goal. However, their fate did not last long after they received five goals before the end of the first”.

England's response to Valon Berisha's first goal was quick, with Raheem Sterling marking head in the 7th minute. Manchester City's author then assisted for Harry Kane, who defeated the Vojvoda and goalkeeper Arijane Muric, giving the English a first-time meeting in the 19th minute.

Things were difficult for visitors, as within seven minutes they received three goals. Vojvodina scored at its gate, before Jordan Sancho scored twice in 4450 minutes and 4550.

The dardan national returned furiously to the second half, marking two quick goals. Valon Berisha with his second personal goal defeated Jordan Peckford in the 49th minute, before Vedat Muriqi scored from the penalty, which he himself earned six minutes later.

Locals could deepen their supremacy as Harry Kane scored from penalty at 65th minute. Muric, however, read it and defended the English attack.

Gareth Southgate's team remains the leader of Group A with maximum score of four matches. Bernard Challanda's Kosovo, meanwhile, descends to third position at 8 points -- a point less than Czech Republic in second place. That was after Chekhia defeated 3:0 Montenegro.