There is no getting away from it. Jack Wilshere is the key to England’s future.  Boss Roy Hodgson said before the game that he did not want the Arsenal ace to be hailed as the saviour of the national team.  He believed there was too much expectation on Wilshere.  RON IN A MILLION ... Ronaldinho receives a special shirt to mark his 100th cap  But, after his performance against the Samba boys, Hodgson accepted he was wasting his time protecting his own boy wonder.  The truth is that with the young midfielder, England can compete with the BEST. Without him, they cannot.  Brazilian superstar Neymar had reckoned the Three Lions possessed one top-class player in Wayne Rooney.  As he left Wembley last night he must surely have doubled it. How we missed Wilshere during his 16 months out with injury.  STEVIE GLEE ... Steven Gerrard receives his golden cap from Peter Shilton  He does not mind being under pressure to deliver even at the tender age of 21 — and both England and Arsenal will pray he does not break down again.  This was only his seventh senior England appearance and his first start since June 2011.  But he was immense, outshining Neymar himself.  HART STOPPER ... Joe Hart saves Ronaldinho's penalty  In fact, Neymar might like to look at his own game before worrying about ours. He was a huge disappointment.  After Ronaldinho had a penalty saved by Joe Hart, Wilshere played a significant part in the build-up to Rooney’s 27th-minute goal.  A Gary Cahill mistake presented substitute Fred with a 48th-minute equaliser. Fred also hit the bar.  But veteran Frank Lampard got the clincher on the hour with an instinctive strike in off the post.  WAYNE TO GO ... Wayne Rooney scores the opener for England  It was an encouraging England display with the crucial World Cup qualifier in Montenegro to come next month — a game Hodgson’s men have to win.  The trouble with a victory like this one is that suddenly we will start seeing England as contenders for the World Cup when they have not even got there yet.  It should be remembered Fabio Capello’s side beat Spain at Wembley before Euro 2012 — and look what happened in the finals: Spain triumphed and England went out in the last eight.  This was the first match of Brazil manager Luiz Felipe Scolari’s second coming.  ROO BEAUTY ... Wayne Rooney celebrates his goal  He guided his country to the 2002 World Cup, beating England along the way, and his brief is to do it all over again. He was no doubt impressed as usual by Ashley Cole, who played under Scolari in his ignominious seven-month spell in charge of Chelsea.  Cole, getting his 100th cap, was Mr Consistency as usual.  He was on the other side of the field when Brazil got a penalty on 18 minutes after Wilshere was harshly judged to have handled Ronaldinho’s cross.  But Hart saved Ronaldinho’s kick, recovered to stop him converting the rebound and, when the ball ran loose, Neymar sliced it wide from a couple of yards under pressure from the sliding Tom Cleverley. It was entertaining stuff, made better when Rooney started and finished an incisive move to put England on the scoreboard.  FRED 'N BURIED ... Fred fires past Joe Hart for Brazil's equaliser  The United striker gave it to Wilshere, who played a pass inside Adriano for Theo Walcott.  He was denied by the boot of QPR keeper Julio Cesar but the ball went back to Rooney, who kept his cool and found the gap between the covering defenders for his 33rd England goal.  Neymar should have equalised but, while he connected with a cracking Oscar cross, he put it over the bar with the goal gaping.  England were looking good and Rooney sent a fizzer past the post after more excellent work by Wilshere before Walcott stung Cesar’s hands.  Walcott is a confident man these days and it bodes well for his club and country.  RIGHT SAID FRED ... Fred celebrates his goal with Neymar  Hodgson’s side were sloppy after Leighton Baines replaced Cole and Lampard came on for Cleverley at the break.  And after Wilshere was foiled trying to force a shot in from close range, Cahill fatefully tried to stride out of defence only to lose possession. When the ball fell to Fred, he smashed it past Hart and the Chelsea man was left with his head in his hands.  Fred almost scored again two minutes later as the England defence got in another mess, hitting the top of the bar from 20 yards.  Rooney was fuming and screaming at his team-mates to get a grip while Hodgson looked despondent.  Cahill tried to redeem himself with a header from skipper Steven Gerrard’s corner which Cesar superbly tipped over the bar.  FRANK YOU VERY MUCH ... Lampard bends in England's winner  However, Walcott was getting nicely into his stride, running hard at the visitors’ defence.  One low cross was pushed out by Cesar and scrambled away. But from another run the Arsenal speedster set up the second goal.  Walcott’s cross was blocked but Brazil did not clear their lines.  Rooney produced a clever flick to get the ball to Lampard, who finished with an instinctive right footer in off the post.  Another reminder for Scolari of his Chelsea days.  The flow of the game was disrupted as more subs came on.  But England stayed strong to rack up only their fourth victory over Brazil in 24 games.  It will, of course, count for nothing if they fail in Montenegro.
FRANK LAMPARD came off the bench to grab a stunning winner as Roy Hodgson’s men registered a famous win over Brazil in their Wembley friendly