Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson, 22, has made an outstanding performance for the England national team during this international match day. England midfielder Rice said in an interview that he was impressed by his young teammate's ability to adapt.

In the sixth round of the European qualifiers for the World Cup earlier this month, the "Three Lions" of England defeated Serbia 5-0 after goals from Kane, Madue, Konsa, Mark Gueye and Rashford.

It is worth noting that Elliott Anderson started in both the match against Serbia and the previous match against Andorra, and this was also the first time Elliott Anderson participated in the England national team's senior team game.

Rice, who plays for Arsenal, said: "Elliott Anderson makes it look so easy. He has fully demonstrated what he has done in the two years at the club for the national team."

"He's a big addition to the squad and we need competition and we need every player to be at their best."

After winning five consecutive games, England ranks first in Group K with 15 points, 7 points ahead of second-placed Albania, and its prospects of advancing to the World Cup finals are bright.

In addition, Rice, who contributed two assists in the match against Serbia, said, "We knew it would be a very difficult game here, but we played a 5-star performance. We took the initiative from the first minute, which was exactly what we needed."

"We have won five games and everyone expected us to score six or seven goals in the first four games, but when the opponent is defensive, that is impossible. But our performance from start to finish was top class."

Rice also said, "We had a good mentality throughout the week. That was the most important game, and these wins put us in a good position for the rest of the journey."