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Southampton defender Ryan Bertrand featured in England's comfortable 2-0 win over Estonia to help them maintain their 100 per cent winning record as they sit top of Group E of the Euro 2016 qualifying stage. <!-- ######## START FLOATED VIDEO SNIPPET ######## -->
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Bertrand has not long got over his double knee surgery in the summer but slotted straight into the national side in the absence of long-term injury crocks Luke Shaw and Leighton Baines.
Last week, the Saints left-back said he wanted to make the most of his opportunity being back in the England set up and make the position his own in the absence of the aforementioned absentees. Bertrand did not look out of place in the England starting XI and will hope to maintain his spot for Monday's final qualifier against Lithuania,
Former Southampton forward Theo Walcott grabbed the opener for England on the stroke of half time before Raheem Sterling netted the Three Lions' second goal late on to ensure victory for Roy Hodgson's men.