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England manager Fabio Capello has praised 稱贊 Jermain Defoe, after the striker scored a hat-trick 帽子戲法 in Friday's Euro 2012 qualifying match against Bulgaria.

In England's first competitive 有競爭性的 match since their disappointing World Cup campaign, the team started on the road to recovery 水平逐漸回升 with a 4-0 win.

Defoe scored his first goal early on, followed by a second goal halfway through the match. Manchester City's Adam Johnston made it 3-0, with his first international goal of his career. Defoe then completed his treble 3個球， with another goal four minutes before the end of the game.

Fabio Capello gave credit 贊揚 to Jermain Defoe's performance saying, "He can shoot with his left foot and his right and his performance was really, really good and his movement without the ball was fantastic."

Capello also commended 夸獎 goalkeeper Joe Hart, who made two crucial 至關重要的 saves in the match.

"He made two fantastic saves. He is the England keeper and he is playing very well. The most important thing was to win."

Bulgarian manager, Stanimir Stoilov admitted that England had already won after Jermain Defoe's second goal saying, "Just when we had found our game we conceded 輸?shù)?/strong> the second one and the game was over."

England's victory at Wembley gets their Euro 2012 qualifying campaign off to a good start and gives England manager, Fabio Capello, a much needed boost 非常需要的激勵 following his team's dismal 不盡人意的 performance at the World Cup.

The next qualifying match is against Switzerland on Tuesday. However, the game has already been overshadowed 使…失色 by tabloid allegations 小報的指控 about star striker Wayne Rooney's private life.

The striker is still thought to be playing and England team-mate James Milner said he believes Rooney will just focus on the game ahead:

"I'm sure he'll continue to do that. Things are always said in the newspapers. It is part and parcel 不可避免的一部分 of football and down to us to make sure the only thing that matters is what happens on the pitch."