England ran out 3-0 winners over Costa Rica on Wednesday in their final friendly before the World Cup.
An early strike from Declan Rice was followed up by a second-half penalty from Anthony Gordon, before Ollie Watkins' poacher's finish added the finishing touches on a very satisfying day for Thomas Tuchel.
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Tuchel's side came into the game on the back of a 1-0 victory over New Zealand on Saturday, but were looking for a bit more dynamism ahead of their opening group game against Croatia on June 17. They certainly got it.
The Three Lions welcomed back Arsenal quartet Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Eberechi Eze and Noni Madueke after the Gunners' Champions League final loss to Paris Saint-Germain, although Tuchel said that he will have to manage Saka's minutes as the winger has been struggling with an Achilles problem for the final two months of the Premier League season.
He may have been particularly concerned about injuries given the inclement weather at Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando, Florida, which led to the game being delayed by an hour. Tuchel was unhappy with the state of the pitch for England's first friendly against New Zealand at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on Saturday.
Having reached the European Championships final in each of their last two attempts, as well as the World Cup semifinals in 2018, many consider Tuchel's side to be among the likeliest teams to lift the World Cup next month.
However, Tuchel stressed on Tuesday that he didn't think the Three Lions were favourites.
"How many favourites are there? No, we're not the top favourites," he said. "We can't be because we haven't won it for so many years."