England women's player ratings vs Portugal: Aggie Beever-Jones steals the show with first-half hat-trick while Lauren Hemp shines on Lionesses return in huge Nations League win

Hannah Hampton (6/10):

Was a spectator for the most part. Didn't put a foot wrong but, equally, wasn't called into action.

Lucy Bronze (7/10):

Her attacking contributions are perfectly highlighted by the fact it was she in the right place at the right time for England's second, in the six-yard box. Brilliant cross for Beever-Jones' header, too.

Leah Williamson (8/10):

Fantastic ball over the top for Beever-Jones for her third, even if there was a hint of offside on the striker's part. Stayed switched on at the back, too, to not let Portugal in.

Esme Morgan (7/10):

Didn't have to do much defensive work but mopped up nicely when Portugal did spring a counter. Played some nice passes, too.

Jess Carter (8/10):

Has often been conservative in the left-back role in the past, owing to it being unnatural to her. Was much more positive and confident there, in a strong showing.

Keira Walsh (8/10):

Moved the ball around nicely and did some great defensive work. A classy performance.

Grace Clinton (6/10):

Despite such a dominant attacking performance from the team, she couldn't get involved much. Was accurate on the ball and worked hard - just quiet.

Jess Park (8/10):

Excelled in the free-roaming role, with her two main contributions able to highlight her quality. First, her high press resulted in a turnover that Beever-Jones scored from, then her superb pass set Mead through to score.

Beth Mead (8/10):

A productive night, with a goal and an assist to show for her hard work and quality in the final third.

Aggie Beever-Jones (10/10):

Hard to mark her down for anything on a night which returned a hat-trick. Finishing was obviously excellent, but so was her movement, hold-up play and the way she got involved in the build-up.

Lauren Hemp (8/10):

Absolutely electric in her first England appearance since October. Looked really sharp and was just a constant menace for the Portugal defence.

Maya Le Tissier (6/10):

The first of three subs brought on before the hour mark. Settled in comfortably to a right-back role she doesn't play often.

Chloe Kelly (7/10):

Converted a fantastic header with her first real contribution to the game, sending it back across goal for 6-0.

Alex Greenwood (7/10):

Played a sublime pass to Mead just minutes after coming on, to allow her to cross for Kelly's goal. So unlucky not to score, after hitting the bar with a wonderful free-kick.

Fran Kirby (6/10):

On for the final 25 minutes but didn't see too much of the ball in dangerous areas.

Georgia Stanway (N/A):

A vital introduction for the final 15 minutes. This was her first action since December, after knee surgery, and was an encouraging tell of where her fitness is at.

Sarina Wiegman (8/10):

Made some interesting decision in her team selection in defence but got strong performances from both Morgan and Carter, who are particularly sharp given their seasons in the U.S. are in full swing. Will have been pleased to have been able to get more minutes into the legs of both Hemp and Greenwood, only recently back from injuries, and especially Stanway.