Manager's satisfaction

International Friendly
10.30pm (5.30pm local time), Sunday 1 June 2008
Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port of Spain
Live on BBC1

England Manager Fabio Capello admitted he was 'satisfied' with his team's performance in the 3-0 victory against Trinidad and Tobago on Sunday evening.

A first England goal for Gareth Barry and a Jermain Defoe brace proved enough to seal a comprehensive win in Port of Spain and following on from last week's Wembley success against the USA, Capello believes his team are on the right track.

"We are satisfied," said Capello after the game.

"In the first half we played very well.

"We scored two good goals and played some good football.

"Trinidad and Tobago had no chances, which is important.

"We had a good concentration and the players did everything that I asked of them.

"It's not easy to finish the season, come on a long trip and play in the heat, but I'm very happy with them.

"We are making progress and getting better in every game."

Capello also gave England debuts to Dean Ashton, Joe Hart, Phil Jagielka and Stephen Warnock in the game as he continues to assess his selection options for the future.

Having been with the squad for a week, it has given him chance to look at everyone closely and he was pleased with the contriubtions from the new players.

"I was happy with them," he added.

"We see them in training games, but this is different and they showed good concentration in the game as I have seen before."

The Teams

Trinidad and Tobago
1 Clayton Ince, 2 Kern Cupid (13 Kareem Smith, 46) 3 Ancil Farrier, 4 Makan Hislop, 6 Dennis Lawrence, 7 Carlos Edwards, 8 Khaleem Hyland (19 Dwight Yorke, 76) 9 Aurtis Whitley (c), 14 Stern John (24 Jerrol Forbes, 25) 17 Kenwyne Jones (10 Darryl Roberts, 11) (5 Osei Telesford, 46) 18 Keon Daniel (Kevaughhn Connell, 76)
Substitutes 11 Hayden Tinto, 15 Akeem Adams, 16 Anton Pierre, 21 Jan Michael Williams, 25 Keyeno Thomas, 26 Jamal Gay.

England
1 David James (12 Joe Hart, 46) 2 Glen Johnson, 3 Wayne Bridge (13 Stephen Warnock, 84) 4 Gareth Barry, 5 Rio Ferdinand (15 Phil Jagielka, 46) 6 Jonathan Woodgate, 7 David Beckham (c) (16 David Bentley, 46) 8 Stewart Downing (17 Ashley Young, 57)  9 Dean Ashton (19 Peter Crouch, 46) 10 Steven Gerrard, 11 Jermain Defoe (20 Theo Walcott, 69)
Substitutes 14 David Wheater, 18 Tom Huddlestone, 21 Gabriel Agbonlahor, 22 Joe Lewis

Officials
Referee Enrico Wijngaarde (Surinam)
Assistant referees Ramon Lousiville (Surinam) and Dion Inniss (Guyana)
Fourth Official Geoffrey Hospedales (Trinidad and Tobago)