Southgate appointed England manager on four-year deal.

Gareth Southgate was named as England's permanent manager on a four-year contract on Wednesday having impressed the Football Association during a four-match stint as interim coach.
The 46-year-old succeeds Sam Allardyce who departed 67 days into the job after being caught up in a newspaper sting.
Southgate said: "I am extremely proud to be appointed England manager. However, I'm also conscious that getting the job is one thing, now I want to do the job successfully."
Former England under-21 manager Southgate has overseen two wins and a draw in three 2018 World Cup qualifiers, leaving England top of the group, plus a friendly draw with Spain.
Southgate's contract will run through England's campaigns for the next World Cup and 2020 European Championship 

Sturridge and Ali scores as Southgate begins on a bright note

It was the first test for Gareth Southgate as England's temporary Mannager against Malta.

After so much pressure from the 3lions, it's was only a matter of time before Daniel Sturridge found the back of the net from henderson's cross.

The English team wasn't done yet as Bamidele Ali neted  the second after his initial was shot stoped by the impressive Hogg.

England continued their domineering play but the likes of Walcott failed to take their chances.

Jesse Lingard was also handed his debut.