It was a predictable outcome as the national team's effortless progress through their qualifying group resulted in an official slot at the international finals.
Anthony Gordon netted the first goal in the first half, placing a superb effort into the opposite side of the net.
The captain contributed a quickfire brace before half-time—first with a rasping drive from the edge of the area, and then from the spot-kick after a confirmed handling incident.
The visitors notched two more goals in the second period—the first an own goal by a opposition substitute, and the other a precise conversion from Eberechi Eze.
Throughout the match, the travelling England fans voiced pointed taunts at the team's leader, addressing his recent comments about the Wembley crowd.
Chants such as "Our voices rise on our terms" and "Are we loud enough?" echoed around the intimate stadium.
The team maintained their perfect goals conceded stat in World Cup preliminaries, achieving their sixth consecutive shutout.
Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford continued his personal record of shutouts for the Three Lions to nine appearances.
Now guaranteed a spot, Tuchel's squad can look forward to preparations for the finals tournament.
Remaining fixtures still remain in the preliminary round, but England has already won the section with a perfect run.
"The display showed a efficient exhibition from the team, who did what was needed against organized opposition."
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