Roberto Martinez salutes the collective performance and the gesture of Yannick Carrasco

"I think it's a great way to validate a qualification, we are the first team to qualify for the Euro 2020. It's not luck, we've been working all year since the first match. Against Russia, there was a lot of regularity in our performances, and tonight we created a lot of opportunities and we converted a lot, which I appreciated was that we never lost discipline, we were a team, we did not become selfish, we showed an increasingly strong team, and we ended up with a great moment, Yannick Carrasco, a pro player with a lot of experience gave the ball to Yari Verschaeren (to shoot the penalty)."

The coach does not want to highlight individual performances such as Lukaku's 50-goal goal or Christian Benteke's goal: "It's not just a matter of goals, it's mostly the performance that counts, the clean-sheet, the concentration of the defenders, I think it was a really complete performance."