Goals from Jordan Henderson, Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka was enough to see off the African champions at the Al Bayt Stadium.

Jude Bellingham starred once again, setting up Henderson for the opener.

The Liverpool captain calmly slotted past Édouard Mendy after 38 minutes before Kane bagged his first goal of the tournament.

The Tottenham Hotspur frontman is one goal behind Wayne Rooney's all-time record of 53 England goals.

In the 57th minute, Manchester City man Phil Foden assisted Arsenal winger Saka to wrap up the game, underlining his threat from the wide positions.

Earlier, France secured a 3-1 win over Poland set up a quarterfinal clash with England.

Olivier Giroud became the country’s all-time leading goalscorer, scoring his 52nd goal in the process to surpass Thierry Henry.

With one minute to go for the first half, the AC Milan striker’s low shot beat Wojciech Szczesny to give the defending champions the lead.

Kylian Mbappé once again showed why he is one of the world’s best young player with two more goals to lead the Golden Boot race.

Mbappé fired a rocket into the left for his first before another curling strike to put Didier Deschamps' side in a comfortable position.

Polish skipper Robert Lewandowski managed a late consolation thanks to a penalty.

The FC Barcelona striker saw his first shot saved before slotting it in with the re-take.