A 4-1 win over Montenegro at Wembley keeps England on top in Group H, but only a triumph on Tuesday will guarantee a place at next summer's World Cup

England coach Roy Hodgson has warned his players that the job is only "half done" as they look to claim Word Cup 2014 qualification.
The Three Lions retained their unbeaten qualifying record with a comfortable 4-1 victory over Montenegro on Friday, as a man-of-the-match display from Andros Townsend - capped off by a stunning second-half goal - gave them the win they needed.
The result kept them in control of Group H, but Hodgson knows that only a similar outcome against Poland will guarantee automatic passage to the finals.
"The job's half done," he insisted. "If we want to qualify direct we need to win against Poland on Tuesday night. That won't be easy. 
"That game will be very difficult. I watched them (Poland), in the first half they played very well against Ukraine [a 1-0 defeat on Friday]. They had the best goalscoring opportunities
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