Three wins, and 10 goals scored. All in all a good night for the Home Nations.
That's it from us, keep an eye on the website for all the reaction.
Wales are in action tomorrow night, join us again then. Cheerio.
What next?
England host Slovakia at Wembley on Monday, 4 September while Scotland host Malta on the same night.
Northern Ireland, meanwhile, are at home to Czech Republic, also on the Monday night.
P63, W0, D2, L61 - San Marino's World Cup qualifying record
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland have won all four of their previous
meetings with San Marino, scoring 14 unanswered goals in total.
San Marino are yet to win a World Cup qualifying game (D2
L61).
No player has been involved in more Northern Ireland
goals than Steven Davis in 2018 World Cup qualifying (five – two goals, three
assists).
'We have done the job'
Malta 0-4 England
England striker Harry Kane, who scored twice, speaking to ITV: "Whenever you come away for games like this it is never going to be easy. We were trying to break them down, they had 10 men behind the ball. We knew if we just kept moving it wide we would find the space.
"The manager makes his choices, he puts the team out he thinks we will win the game and we won 4-0 so we have done the right job tonight."
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Dennis Ethan: Easy peasy for England. What were people moaning about?
Ben Dunbar: Have to feel for Malta, no way they deserved to lose that 4-0, bit of flat-track bullying from England towards the end
Graham Parker: Cracks papered over, fine victory over mighty Malta, good old Gareth. We won't get out of the group again in the finals.
'What Steven Davis says, goes'
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
NI's two-goal scorer Josh Magennis to Sky Sports: "It was tricky actually. It was always good to score and win."
"Of course I asked for the penalty. What Steven Davis says, goes. It would have been nice to get my first senior hat-trick but I can't argue," he said with a smile on his face.
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San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland captain Steven Davis to Sky Sports: "Patience was key. We couldn't find a breakthrough in the first half, but it was important to keep doing the right things. Don't start getting frustrated and going long too early.
"The pitch was difficult at times. They defended for their lives and the keeper made some good saves, it was comfortable in the end."
The midfielder revealed that Josh Magennis - who had scored twice - wanted to take the penalty for his hat-trick.
Davis, who scored the kick, said: "He was desperate for the penalty with the hat-trick. I politely told him to go away."
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This is how things look in Group F. England stay top, two points ahead of Slovakia, who beat Slovenia 1-0.
Scotland are up to third after beating Lithuania 3-0.
'Room to improve'
Malta 0-4 England
England captain Jordan Henderson, speaking to ITV: "We didn't have that many clear cut chances, we knew at half-time we had to keep going and we would break them down eventually. Dele Alli kept his composure to give it to Harry and when he is one-on-one he scores.
"There are positives to come out of it but plenty of room to improve it as well."
The lay of the land in Group C
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As you can see Northern Ireland are in great shape in Group C. A draw (or a win) against the Czechs on Monday would guarantee them second spot.
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Lithuania 0-3 Scotland
It is all over in Lithuania. Scotland run out comfortable 3-0 winners, but their joy is somewhat dampened by a late goal for Slovakia to give them victory over Slovenia.
Huge results for Northern Ireland elsewhere confirm that they will guarantee second place (at least) if they beat the Czech Republic at Windsor Park on Monday. Actually a draw and they've done it.
Eight of the nine teams to finish second in their groups reach the play-offs. The worst of the runners-up crash out - at the moment NI would be fine.
FULL-TIME
Malta 0-4 England
All over and England and get the win to stay top of Group F.
Three goals in the final six minutes added a bit of polish to the scoreline, but it definitely was not a game that will live long in the memory.
GOAL - Malta 0-4 England
Harry Kane (90+3 mins)
Well then!
Where's this come from? Marcus Rashford spots a great run by Harry Kane and picks out the Tottenham striker, who smashes in from close range.
Malta players appear unhappy. It looks like Rashford was being urged to put the ball out of play before for an injured player before crossing
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FULL-TIME
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
It's all over. The breakthrough took a lot longer than we expected, but in the end it was comfortable. Sort of.
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San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
Chris Brunt fires an effort well over. The ref puts the whistle to his mouth but then changes his mind.
GOAL - Malta 0-3 England
Danny Welbeck (90 mins)
The scoreline looks much better for England now as Danny Welbeck marks his international return with a goal.
Harry Kane plays in a peach of a cross from the right and Welbeck flicks it over the advancing keeper and into the net.
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INJURY TIME
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
We're into three minutes of added time. Blow the whistle ref.
Elsewhere in Europe
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
Mats Hummels has just put Germany 2-1 up in the Czech Republic with two minutes left. And Norway now lead Azerbaijan 2-0.
What those results mean (if they stay the same) is that a win over the Czechs on Monday would guarantee Northern Ireland a top-two place in the group.
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Malta 0-2 England
Considering that was Ryan Bertrand's first goal for England, he barely celebrated.
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Three wins, and 10 goals scored. All in all a good night for the Home Nations.
That's it from us, keep an eye on the website for all the reaction.
Wales are in action tomorrow night, join us again then. Cheerio.
What next?
England host Slovakia at Wembley on Monday, 4 September while Scotland host Malta on the same night.
Northern Ireland, meanwhile, are at home to Czech Republic, also on the Monday night.
P63, W0, D2, L61 - San Marino's World Cup qualifying record
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland have won all four of their previous meetings with San Marino, scoring 14 unanswered goals in total.
San Marino are yet to win a World Cup qualifying game (D2 L61).
No player has been involved in more Northern Ireland goals than Steven Davis in 2018 World Cup qualifying (five – two goals, three assists).
'We have done the job'
Malta 0-4 England
England striker Harry Kane, who scored twice, speaking to ITV: "Whenever you come away for games like this it is never going to be easy. We were trying to break them down, they had 10 men behind the ball. We knew if we just kept moving it wide we would find the space.
"The manager makes his choices, he puts the team out he thinks we will win the game and we won 4-0 so we have done the right job tonight."
Get involved #bbcfootball
Dennis Ethan: Easy peasy for England. What were people moaning about?
Ben Dunbar: Have to feel for Malta, no way they deserved to lose that 4-0, bit of flat-track bullying from England towards the end
Graham Parker: Cracks papered over, fine victory over mighty Malta, good old Gareth. We won't get out of the group again in the finals.
'What Steven Davis says, goes'
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
NI's two-goal scorer Josh Magennis to Sky Sports: "It was tricky actually. It was always good to score and win."
"Of course I asked for the penalty. What Steven Davis says, goes. It would have been nice to get my first senior hat-trick but I can't argue," he said with a smile on his face.
Magennis wanted penalty - Davis
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland captain Steven Davis to Sky Sports: "Patience was key. We couldn't find a breakthrough in the first half, but it was important to keep doing the right things. Don't start getting frustrated and going long too early.
"The pitch was difficult at times. They defended for their lives and the keeper made some good saves, it was comfortable in the end."
The midfielder revealed that Josh Magennis - who had scored twice - wanted to take the penalty for his hat-trick.
Davis, who scored the kick, said: "He was desperate for the penalty with the hat-trick. I politely told him to go away."
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This is how things look in Group F. England stay top, two points ahead of Slovakia, who beat Slovenia 1-0.
Scotland are up to third after beating Lithuania 3-0.
'Room to improve'
Malta 0-4 England
England captain Jordan Henderson, speaking to ITV: "We didn't have that many clear cut chances, we knew at half-time we had to keep going and we would break them down eventually. Dele Alli kept his composure to give it to Harry and when he is one-on-one he scores.
"There are positives to come out of it but plenty of room to improve it as well."
The lay of the land in Group C
As you can see Northern Ireland are in great shape in Group C. A draw (or a win) against the Czechs on Monday would guarantee them second spot.
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Lithuania 0-3 Scotland
It is all over in Lithuania. Scotland run out comfortable 3-0 winners, but their joy is somewhat dampened by a late goal for Slovakia to give them victory over Slovenia.
Reaction to the Scotland game is here.
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Huge results for Northern Ireland elsewhere confirm that they will guarantee second place (at least) if they beat the Czech Republic at Windsor Park on Monday. Actually a draw and they've done it.
Eight of the nine teams to finish second in their groups reach the play-offs. The worst of the runners-up crash out - at the moment NI would be fine.
FULL-TIME
Malta 0-4 England
All over and England and get the win to stay top of Group F.
Three goals in the final six minutes added a bit of polish to the scoreline, but it definitely was not a game that will live long in the memory.
GOAL - Malta 0-4 England
Harry Kane (90+3 mins)
Well then!
Where's this come from? Marcus Rashford spots a great run by Harry Kane and picks out the Tottenham striker, who smashes in from close range.
Malta players appear unhappy. It looks like Rashford was being urged to put the ball out of play before for an injured player before crossing
FULL-TIME
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
It's all over. The breakthrough took a lot longer than we expected, but in the end it was comfortable. Sort of.
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San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
Chris Brunt fires an effort well over. The ref puts the whistle to his mouth but then changes his mind.
GOAL - Malta 0-3 England
Danny Welbeck (90 mins)
The scoreline looks much better for England now as Danny Welbeck marks his international return with a goal.
Harry Kane plays in a peach of a cross from the right and Welbeck flicks it over the advancing keeper and into the net.
INJURY TIME
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
We're into three minutes of added time. Blow the whistle ref.
Elsewhere in Europe
San Marino 0-3 Northern Ireland
Mats Hummels has just put Germany 2-1 up in the Czech Republic with two minutes left. And Norway now lead Azerbaijan 2-0.
What those results mean (if they stay the same) is that a win over the Czechs on Monday would guarantee Northern Ireland a top-two place in the group.
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Malta 0-2 England
Considering that was Ryan Bertrand's first goal for England, he barely celebrated.
Too bored to celebrate with gusto?