The match proved to be a foregone conclusion as England's smooth progress through their qualifying group ended with an confirmed place at the international finals.
Anthony Gordon broke the deadlock in the 26th minute, bending a superb effort into the far corner.
Harry Kane then added a quickfire brace before half-time—first with a powerful drive from the penalty arc, and then from the spot-kick after a VAR-reviewed foul.
England scored two additional goals in the latter stage—the first an unfortunate error by a Latvian substitute, and the other a precise tap-in from the substitute.
From the stands, the travelling England fans voiced good-natured songs at the head coach, addressing his earlier remarks about the fan atmosphere.
Chants such as "You'll hear us when we choose" and "Are we loud enough?" rang out around the intimate venue.
England kept their flawless clean sheet run in group matches, securing their latest zero goals against.
Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford stretched his personal record of clean sheets for the national side to nine games.
Having booked their place, England can shift focus to preparations for the global event.
Final games await in the group stage, but the team has officially won the section with a perfect run.
"The performance proved to be a professional showing from England, who fulfilled the requirement against determined rivals."
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