England avoided the unwanted record of becoming the first Three Lions side to lose four games on the bounce after they beat Switzerland 1-0 at the King Power Stadium.
Marcus Rashford's goal was all that separated the two sides on the night which saw England's second-string side turn things up in the second half after an underwhelming first 45 minutes.
Here, Sportsmail's SAM MCEVOY takes a look at the things that may have escaped you from England's clash with Switzerland.
Shaqiri hilariously get paired with the tallest mascot
Lorenzo Insigne will understand how Xherdan Shaqiri will be feeling on Tuesday evening.
The tiny forward often gets paired with the tallest mascots before matches and it seems to be a running gag in Naples.
However, Shaqiri seems to have been given the same treatment as he walked out with his mascot at the King Power.
The Liverpool man could barely be seen as he lined up for his national anthem on Tuesday as he had his arm around the youngster.
Gazza reunites with Gareth
During the build up to the match, Paul Gascoigne was spotted in the tunnel having a laugh with Gareth Southgate.
The England boss recently bemoaned his side's lack of playmakers and said that his former team-mate was the country's last true genius to pull on the shirt.
Gazza jokingly replied that he'd come out of retirement to play for Gareth and it appears the two were discussing just that.
Vardy is having a party... a retirement party
Jamie Vardy announced last week that he would no longer be donning the England shirt in the future.
At the age of 31 and competing for a place up top with England's captain, Harry Kane, it is understandable why he's made the decision.
However, it didn't stop the Leicester striker from coming to watch his former team-mates play the Swiss national team at the King Power.
Vardy cheered on from a director's box with wife Rebekah and a couple of friends on Tuesday evening.
Rashford likes variety
Rashford has enjoyed a good week while on duty for England this week.
The Manchester United man scored in the 2-1 defeat to Spain and managed to be the difference for the Three Lions on Tuesday night against Switzerland.
However, what seems more impressive is that Rashford five international goals have come at four different stadiums.
He has scored twice at Wembley, once at Elland Road, once at the Stadium of Light and now at the King Power.
England should tour the country more often.
Puel pleased for Chilwell
Ben Chilwell earned his first England cap when he came on during the second half.
The 21-year-old was met with applause from the home crowd but more so from the man who gave him his chance at Leicester, Claude Puel.
The left back has become a mainstay under the Foxes boss and it must have been a nice moment for the French manager.
Chilwell follows in Scholes' footsteps
Chilwell got on to make his England debut in front of his friends and family as he ran out on to the turf he plays on week in week out.
The defender came on for Danny Rose and became the first player since Paul Scholes in 1997 to make his England debut at his current club's ground.
Scholes featured for England for the first time in the 2-1 friendly win over South Africa at Old Trafford.
The Manchester United legend went on to make 66 appearances for the Three Lions and score 14 goals at international level.
Can Chilwell enjoy similar success for England?
