Roy Hodgson's Three Lions took on minnows San Marino at Wembley on Thursday and face Estonia in Tallinn on Sunday.
England are aiming to win ten out of ten qualifying games en route to France. Both matches are live on ITV.
Roy Hodgson watched Wayne Rooney score his 42nd goal for England and then backed the Manchester United star to become the nation's top scorer of all time.
Rooney's first-half penalty in Thursday's 5-0 win over San Marino moved him to within seven goals of Sir Bobby Charlton's all-time scoring record.
"We'd like to think, with the way he is and the footballer he is, he's got a good few years in him yet," the England manager said of his captain.
"There are plenty of games left and I don't think we should put any pressure on him to reach targets early… The record won't play on his mind."
Wayne Rooney edged one goal closer to Sir Bobby Charlton's scoring record as England coasted past Europe's lowest-ranked team
It wasn't until 1990 that England's opponents San Marino first played as a nation in an official match and they've only ever won once
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