England v North Macedonia, 19 June 2023
| Score | 7-0 to England |
| Referee | István Kovács |
| Competition | UEFA European Championship Qualifying group C |
| Venue | Old Trafford |
| Attendance | 70,708 |
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Kick-off: 7.45pm local
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This was the first time that England had played at Old Trafford since a 1-0 defeat by Spain on 7 February 2007.
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Both of North Macedonia's two previous visits to England (both UEFA European qualifiers) had ended in a draw; 2-2 at Southampton in October 2002 and goalless at Old Trafford in October 2006.
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England
Manager: Gareth Southgate
Goals:
| Harry Kane | 29 |
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| Bukayo Saka | 38 |
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| Marcus Rashford | 45 |
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| Bukayo Saka | 47 |
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| Bukayo Saka | 51 |
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| Kalvin Phillips | 64 |
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| Harry Kane | penalty | 73 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Jordan Pickford
Defender
Harry Maguire
Defender
Luke Shaw
Defender
Kyle Walker
Defender/Midfielder
Trent Alexander-Arnold
Defender/Midfielder
Jordan Henderson
Defender/Midfielder
Declan Rice
Defender/Midfielder
John Stones
Defender/Midfielder/Forward
Bukayo Saka
Midfielder/Forward
Marcus Rashford
Forward
Harry Kane
(captain)
Substitutions:
| Phil Foden for Bukayo Saka | 58 |
| Conor Gallagher for Jordan Henderson | 58 |
| Jack Grealish for Marcus Rashford | 58 |
| Kalvin Phillips for Declan Rice | 58 |
| Callum Wilson for Harry Kane | 74 |
Cards:
| Declan Rice | 41 | Y |
| Callum Wilson | 77 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Sam Johnstone
Goalkeeper
Aaron Ramsdale
Defender
Marc Guéhi
Defender
Tyrone Mings
Defender/Midfielder
Kieran Trippier
Midfielder
Conor Gallagher
Midfielder
James Maddison
Midfielder
Kalvin Phillips
Midfielder/Forward
Eberechi Eze
Midfielder/Forward
Phil Foden
Midfielder/Forward
Jack Grealish
Forward
Callum Wilson
Comments:
England had now won their last 12 home UEFA European Championship qualifiers by an aggregate score of 47 goals to four. . Marcus Rashford became the first Manchester United player to score for England at Old Trafford since David Beckham against Sweden on 10 November 2001. . Aged 21 years and 287 days, Bukayo Saka became the youngest player to score a hat-trick for the Three Lions since Theo Walcott (also then of Arsenal) versus Croatia on 10 September 2008 (19 years and 178 days).
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North Macedonia
Manager: Blagoja Milevski
Goals:
Starting lineup:
Stole Dimitrievski
Goalkeeper
Stefan Ristovski
Defender
(captain)
Gjoko Zajkov
Defender
Stefan Aškovski
Defender/Forward
Arijan Ademi
Defender/Midfielder
Ezgjan Alioski
Defender/Midfielder
Darko Velkovski
Defender/Midfielder
Enis Bardhi
Midfielder
Eljif Elmas
Midfielder/Forward
Ilija Nestorovski
Midfielder/Forward
Aleksandr Trajkovski
Forward
Substitutions:
| Egzon Bejtulai for Stefan Ristovski | 46 |
| Jani Atanasov for Arijan Ademi | 57 |
| Nikola Serafimov for Gjoko Zajkov | 57 |
| Dorian Babunski for Aleksandr Trajkovski | 57 |
| David Babunski for Enis Bardhi | 67 |
Cards:
| Egzon Bejtulai | 72 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Dejan Iliev
Goalkeeper
Damjan Siskovski
Defender
Egzon Bejtulai
Defender
Jovan Manev
Defender/Midfielder
Nikola Serafimov
Midfielder
Jani Atanasov
Midfielder
David Babunski
Midfielder
Bojan Dimoski
Midfielder
Ljupche Doriev
Midfielder
Agon Elezi
Forward
Dorian Babunski
Forward
Milan Ristovski