Arsenal new boy Danny Welbeck scored a brace in England's 2-0 away win over Switzerland. He and Jack Wilshere both started the match, which was the first of England's Euro 2016 qualification campaign and arguably the hardest.
Both teams had relatively good first halves and they both created clear cut chances. Wilshere and Welbeck got in on the action, Jack Wilshere put a beautiful ball into the box for Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck made a teasing pass across the six-yard box for Raheem Sterling. Both chances didn't result in anything for England. Switzerland also had their chances, Joe Hart made a good save with his feet to deny Seferovic. Yann Sommer also made a good save to deny a Phil Jones header.
The second-half began with some end to end football from both sides, that was very good to look. England opened the scoring in the 58th minute, Danny Welbeck, who played through the middle for England tonight, tapped home Sterling's cross to complete what was a blistering England counter attack.
Switzerland tried to get back into the game and their best chance came from the ex-Arsenal target Drmic. He rounded the keeper but his shot was blocked of the line by Gary Cahill. Just after that Jack Wilshere was replaced by Milner, leaving Welbeck as the only Arsenal player on the field. Chances were few and far beaten for the rest of the game, with Inler having a long range crack at goal for Switzerland. Raheem Sterling also had a good speculative effort just go over.
Danny Welbeck sealed the win for England in injury time. Welbeck's composed right footed shot finished off another good England break. Welbeck's goal was the last main action of the game and meant that England started their European championship qualification campaign with three points.
