Two second half goals from substitute Joe Cole saw England safely past Andorra in Barcelona. Goal.com rates the performers in the Olympic Stadium.

ENGLAND

David James: 5.0 - Difficult to score because he had absolutely nothing to do and was a complete bystander.

Glen Johnson: 6.0 - Handed the chance at right back in favour of Wes Brown and possibly offers more of an attacking threat than the Manchester United man. It will be interesting to see if he retains his place against Croatia.

Joleon Lescott: 6.0 - Had little to do at the back but a lovely touch to play Joe Cole in for the opener. Whilst he did little wrong he is unlikely to keep his place if Ferdinand is fit.

John Terry: 6.0 – Appeared distinctly unimpressed by Andorra’s physical tactics but was comfortable at the back.

Ashley Cole: 6.0 - A decent enough performance on the left, as usual by Cole.

Stewart Downing: 4.0 - His deliveries were unimpressive and he only lasted 45 minutes. A performance that made you wonder how Ashley Young had failed to make the squad.

Gareth Barry:  5.5 - Neat and tidy but still not quite at his best for England.

Frank Lampard: 5.5 – A chance to shine with Gerrard missing but he only really flickered. His set pieces were his high point, including the free kick from which Cole scored.

Theo Walcott: 6.5 - Bright on his first England start. His pace and trickery caused a problem but he faded badly in the second half.

Wayne Rooney: 6.0 - Worked hard but there were only flashes of inspiration from the striker. Had an excellent chance to open the scoring in the first half but fired over. Redeemed himself with a lovely weighted pass to put in Cole for the second goal.

Jermaine Defoe: 4.0 - Would have been expecting to get on the score sheet but failed and the fact he didn’t appear for the second half probably says it all.

Substitutions:

Joe Cole: 7.5 - Came on at half time and three minutes later England were ahead thanks to a sweet volley. Ten minutes later and he had his second and in all likelihood a place in the starting line up against Croatia on Wednesday.

Emile Heskey: 6.0 - Probably didn’t have quite the impact Capello was hoping for but his stronger presence gave the Andorran defence something else to think about.

David Beckham: n/a Only given the last ten minutes.

ANDORRA

Koldo Alvarez: 6.5 - According to Fifa he is Andorra’s greatest ever player. Untroubled by England’s first half crosses and had little chance with either goal but a decent performance nonetheless.

Josep Ayala: 6.0 - The full back enjoyed a decent first half and will have been disappointed to see Stewart Downing removed.

Jose Maria Txema: 5.5- Struggled against the pace of Walcott, especially in the first half, but improved as the game wore on.

Oscar Sonejee: 6.0 - The feisty insurance salesman wound up Rooney last time out but appeared on his best behaviour tonight.

Antoni Lima: 6.5- Unlike his opponents, he only plays international football and he had a busy night. Some decent clearances frustrated the England front line and enjoyed a wrestling match with Lescott in England’s box on a rare foray forward.

Ildefons Lima: 6.0 - Toni’s brother is Lima is Andorra’s top scorer with five goals but he never looked like adding to his tally.

Marc Pujol: 5.0 - He missed the last game between the two sides as he injured himself in the warm up. A few clumsy challenges irritated the visitors.

Marcio Vieira: 5.5 - Worked hard to frustrate England but like many of his team mates ran out of steam as the game wore on.

Fernando Silva: 5.0 - It was his foul on Glen Johnson that led to Joe Cole’s goal and he was substituted in the second half for Toscana.

Manolo Jimenez: 5.5 - Spent virtually the entire match in his own half and put in a decent shift.

Xavi Andorra: 5.0 - Has a reputation as liking to get stuck in but with Andorra rarely venturing out of their own half he was under employed.

Substitutions:

Juan Carlos Toscana: n/a

Juli Fernandez: n/a

Marc Valas: n/a

Ref From Gill Clark - goal.com