England striker Danny Welbeck has insisted that he and his teammates can achieve the target set by manager Roy Hodgson's to win all 10 of their Euro 2016 qualifying matches.

The Three Lions have recorded victories over Switzerland and San Marino in their first two games of qualifying, and Welbeck feels that the squad have the talent to win their remaining eight matches.

Welbeck told reporters: "I think the lads in the changing room go out and want to win every game anyway, so even if the manager does set that target, going into the games we are going to play in – qualifiers or friendlies – we want to win anyway and believe we have got the ability to do so.

"It's a quick turnaround and we have to travel out there and recover as a team, be prepared for the game. Being away from home, Estonia are going to try and win the game, but so are we.

"We have started the group very well and, because we have done so well, I think they will be looking to come out trying to get something from the game. They can't sit back too much because they need to try and qualify as well."

Hodgson's side face Estonia in their third Group E clash on Sunday.

Written by
Simon Sinclair