England 2 Poland 0: Roy's boys heading for Brazil after Rooney nods opener and Gerrard seals win against Poland

And England will now go to Brazil. No ifs, no buts, no play-offs.
They won Group H by a point from Ukraine and remained unbeaten with a goal difference of plus 25 thanks, largely, to San Marino. It was not emphatic compared to some of the major nations, but hardly disastrous either.
Roy Hodgson, the manager, was proven no turnip, no wally, no clown.

Jumping for joy: Wayne Rooney leaps on Steven Gerrard after the captain scores England's second goal

Bale replaced Ozil in Madrid... now he wants to move into Arsenal star's Spanish mansion

Gareth Bale has already taken Mesut Ozil’s position as a galactico - now he is set to move into the Arsenal midfielder’s Madrid mansion.
It is understood former Tottenham winger Bale and his partner Emma have viewed the property, which is said to be worth £1million, in the Spanish capital’s exclusive La Moraleja district.

But the £86million world record signing, who scored on his debut in Saturday’s 2-2 draw at Villarreal, will view other properties before making a decision.

Ronaldo isn't the only star in the family... Madrid man's sister releases pop single

Cristiano Ronaldo may have just put pen to paper on a world record £288,000-a-week post-tax contract but he isn't the only one in his family making waves.
His singing sister Katia Aveiro will be releasing a single on September 18 called Boom Sem Parar (Nonstop Boom in English).
Scroll down to watch the video for the single below

Talented: Cristiano Ronaldo isn't the only Katia

Ronaldo on £288k A WEEK! Massive Real deal gives him almost double Bale's wage as chance of United return is scuppered

Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a staggering five-year deal with Real Madrid — worth almost twice as much as Gareth Bale will be earning in Spain.

Under the new agreement, which scuppers any immediate hope Manchester United have of persuading their former player to return, Ronaldo will earn a remarkable £15million a year after tax and before bonuses, or £288,000 a week, dwarfing Bale’s annual £8.3m.