England manager Roy Hodgson says his side's 8-0 win over San Marino has given him a selection dilemma ahead of the trip to Montenegro on Tuesday.
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England made light work of their opponents in the World Cup qualifier, but they will face a sterner test against the Group H leaders.
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Hodgson rested a number of normal starters to keep them "fresh".
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But he said he would "think twice about what team we select because there were some good individual performances".
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England's thumping victory
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England last scored eight goals when they beat
Turkey 8-0 in a 1987 European Championship qualifier at Wembley
The victory fell short of a 9-0 win over Luxembourg in 1982
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England also recorded their biggest win over San Marino after beating them 7-1 in a World Cup qualifier in 1993 when the minnows famously scored after eight seconds
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Jermain Defoe scored twice as England matched their best result for 26 years after beating Turkey 8-0 in a 1987 European Championship qualifier at Wembley.
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Hodgson's side established a 5-0 lead at half-time after an own goal was followed by strikes by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Defoe, Ashley Young and Frank Lampard.
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Wayne Rooney then scored his 35th England goal from a curling free-kick before Daniel Sturridge and Defoe added to the scoreline in a triumphant victory.
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It capped a positive night for England, whose only problem came before the match kicked-off with Theo Walcott suffering a pelvic muscle strain.
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Hodgson said: "It was nice to come away having won it comfortably, not having had any injuries or yellow cards and going to Podgorica with a lot of confidence because in the last couple of games the way we have played has been very good and we have done it against two teams as diverse as Brazil and San Marino."
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England captain Steven Gerrard, Ashley Cole, Glen Johnson and Danny Welbeck all started in the 2-1 win over Brazil in February, but they were rested against the Group H minnows, with Michael Carrick also a potential addition for the Montenegro game.
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The England manager added: "In the first half we literally didn't put a foot wrong, I think there were some excellent moves and some excellent goals and I was concerned the second half might die a death but it didn't.
I personally believe England can win the game with the callibre of players they have. They should finish the qualifiers off
Let him just select the best of the best players, that's all he needs. He has great players he can choose from...They all can play effectively