England women hammered Latvia 20-0 in a World Cup qualifier at the Keepmoat Stadium in Doncaster.
Sarina Weigman's side went goal crazy, with the enormous gulf in class clear to see in the clash shown live on ITV 4.
Lauren Hemp scored four, while Beth Mead, Alessia Russo and Ellen White - the latter becoming the Lionesses' all time record goalscorer, all netted hat-tricks in the trouncing.
There was a brace for Beth England, while Ella Toone, Jessica Carter, Georgia Stanway, Jill Scott and Jordan Nobbs were all on the scoresheet in the record victory.
It's England 20-0 Latvia. #ITVFootball | #Lionesses
Now THAT is how you secure your first international hat-trick 😎 Take a bow, @lauren__hemp 👏 #ITVFootball | @ManCityWomen | #Lionesses
Jess Carter will always remember November 30, 2021... The day she scored her first international goal 😊 #ITVFootball | #Lionesses
✅ Becomes all-time leading scorer ✅ Scores second @Lionesses hat-trick What a night for @ellsbells89 🥳 #ITVFootball | #Lionesses
🍽 @Bmeado9 put it on a plate 🤝 And @lauren__hemp did the rest The @Lionesses lead 8-0 - and we're still in the first half 🤯 #ITVFootball | #Lionesses
Pick. That. One. Out. @ellatoone99 rifles one into the bottom corner 🙌 #ITVFootball | @ManUtdWomen | #Lionesses
⌚️ 3rd minute ✅ ⌚️ 12th minute ✅ ⌚️ 23rd minute ✅ It didn't take long for @bmeado9 to complete her second @Lionesses hat-trick 🤩 #ITVFootball | @ArsenalWFC | #Lionesses
The definition of the perfect start... @bmeado9 gives the @Lionesses a third-minute lead 😎 Watch England v Latvia LIVE 👇 📺: @ITV4 📱: link.itv.com/3oa9V8F
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The score was 8-0 at half-time, before the team bettered their tally in the second 45 minutes.
You can only beat what is put in front of you, but this is Sensational from #EnglandWomen tonight. #Lionesses #RoarToVictory
In six qualifying wins so far, England have scored an incredible 53 goals without reply.
The emphatic Group D victory follows on from the men's team winning 10-0 against San Marino earlier this month in a game where skipper Harry Kane struck four times.
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Monday night's utterly one-sided affair eclipsed Belgium's 19-0 win over Armenia last week. Before tonight, the Lionesses' highest ever win was 13-0 against Hungary under Hope Powell back in 2005.
UEFA are reportedly looking at ways in which to make World Cup qualifying in order to avoid such a huge difference in quality between sides.
The 2023 Women's World Cup, hosted by Australia and New Zealand, has been expanded from 24 teams to 32.
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