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HARRY KANE admitted England are “struggling” all over the pitch after their dispiriting draw with Denmark.The skipper poached a quick opener but the Three Lions faded even before Morten Hjulmand thundered the Danes’ point-saver on 34 minutes.Boss Gareth Southgate took Harry Kane off during the second halfCredit: RexKane slide the Three Lions in front early on but they could only drawCredit: RexIt was another step down following a mediocre 1-0 win over Serbia in England’s Euro 2024 opener, when Jude Bellingham’s early scoring header offered false hope of a powerful performance.The Three Lions are still strong favourites to go through as they lead Group C by two points ahead of next Tuesday’s clash with Slovenia.But Kane told the BBC: “We’re struggling with and without the ball.”The pressing in both games hasn’t been quite right. We haven’t been good enough, from top to bottom, from me to Picks (Jordan Pickford).READ MORE TOP FOOTBALL”Everyone is dropping below their level a bit, in terms of retaining the ball, playing under pressure.”Boss Gareth Southgate summed up his problems by replacing the famed front three of Kane, Bukayo Saka and Phil Foden midway through a tame second half.And England’s record scorer is well aware his side will face criticism.New Bayern Munich hero Kane said: “We know there’ll be a bit of noise and disappointment back home.READ MORE TOP FOOTBALLENGLAND vs DENMARK RATINGSENGLAND stumbled to a drab 1-1 draw with Denmark.

Here’s how SunSport’s Tom Barclay rated the Three Lions team.
Jordan Pickford: 6
Looked a little jittery early doors, though there was nothing he could do about Morten Hjulmand’s corker and he made a decent parry after the break.
Kyle Walker: 7 
Made England’s opener by racing round a sleeping Victor Kristiansen – he’ll be having nightmares of that forevermore – and teeing up Kane via a deflected cross.
John Stones: 6
OK but you have got to wonder how fit he feels having barely played for Man City in the second half of the season, plus his injury and illness issues over the last month.
Marc Guehi: 8 and my star man
Really encouraging again from the Crystal Palace centre-back, looking sharp with his interceptions and assured in distribution.
Kieran Trippier: 6
Like Stones, he was fine, but England really need Luke Shaw back ASAP because having no natural left-footer at left-back is a problem.
Trent Alexander-Arnold: 5
This experiment of playing Trent in midfield is far from convincing, especially when his passing was off it like it was here, barring one good ball to Saka. Subbed on 54 minutes.
Declan Rice: 5
Had to cover so much ground as England dropped worryingly deep in the first half and also lost it a few times in front of his back four.
Bukayo Saka: 7
Not quite as electric as his first half against Serbia, but another solid showing from our right winger who has been our most consistent attacker across the two games.
Jude Bellingham: 6
Nowhere near the majestic display he put in against Serbia and one of many who looked tired.
Phil Foden: 7
Was far more involved than against Serbia – although that was not hard – and had a few dangerous efforts from range, including one that smacked the post after the break.
Harry Kane: 6
Netted his 64th goal for his country with an opener he could not really miss, but then gave the ball away from Denmark’s leveller. Surprisingly subbed.
SUBS:
Conor Gallagher (on for Trent, 54): 7
Vital clearance on the stretch when Christian Eriksen was lurking and was not afraid to put his foot in.
Ollie Watkins (on for Kane, 70): 6
Played in by Bellingham’s lovely ball after coming on but could not finish from an acute angle.
Jarrod Bowen (on for Foden, 69): 6
Copped a nasty tackle which saw Joakim Maehle booked.
Eberechi Eze (on for Saka, 69): 6
On for his tournament bow though he was rarely involved.

EURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERS”But it’s a time to stay calm and we’ll get there step by step.”However, Kane accepted that the Three Lions have fallen away both times after two promising starts in Germany this week.The Sun’s Charlie Wyett slams Woeful England after bland 1-1 draw with DenmarkHe added: “It wasn’t our greatest game but we got away with draw.”We are starting games well. But when the teams are dropping a few players deeper we are not quite sure how to get the pressure on, and who is the one who is supposed to be going.”In the second half, we changed it with me and Jude (Bellingham)  playing in front of their two midfielders. But it was difficult.”Alan Shearer explains how England can get the best out of Harry Kane More

ENGLAND were held to a drab 1-1 draw by Denmark following another disappointing display in Germany.It was a repeat of the same old story – score, sit back and hope for the best.England were held to a disappointing draw by DenmarkCredit: ReutersIt was an uninspiring performance from the Three LionsAlthough this time it didn’t work.Captain Harry Kane broke the deadlock with his first Euro 2024 goal in the 18th minute following a Kyle Walker cross.But Morten Hjulmand equalised just before half-time with a fantastic strike.England failed to up the tempo, while Denmark gave Jordan Pickford and Co some frights.Read More on EnglandGareth Southgate’s side appeared to drop very deep after breaking the deadlock, almost forcing central midfielder Declan Rice into the back four alongside John Stones and Marc Guehi.The Arsenal star’s average position was almost identical to that of Guehi’s, distinguishing the lack of space between lines across the 90 minutes.Rice also spent most of the match in the defensive third along with the two centre-backs.Plenty of fans on social media noticed the change of position, with one person writing: “Every England player has been horrid, but I am completely baffled by Declan Rice. For a guy who’s a midfielder, his positioning has been really bad, sitting so deep that he might as well be a CB.”Most read in Euro 2024EURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSDeclan Rice was forced to drop deepThe midfielder was playing in an identical position to Marc GuehiENGLAND vs DENMARK RATINGSENGLAND stumbled to a drab 1-1 draw with Denmark.
Here’s how SunSport’s Tom Barclay rated the Three Lions team.
Jordan Pickford: 6
Looked a little jittery early doors, though there was nothing he could do about Morten Hjulmand’s corker and he made a decent parry after the break.
Kyle Walker: 7 
Made England’s opener by racing round a sleeping Victor Kristiansen – he’ll be having nightmares of that forevermore – and teeing up Kane via a deflected cross.
John Stones: 6
OK but you have got to wonder how fit he feels having barely played for Man City in the second half of the season, plus his injury and illness issues over the last month.
Marc Guehi: 8 and my star man
Really encouraging again from the Crystal Palace centre-back, looking sharp with his interceptions and assured in distribution.
Kieran Trippier: 6
Like Stones, he was fine, but England really need Luke Shaw back ASAP because having no natural left-footer at left-back is a problem.
Trent Alexander-Arnold: 5
This experiment of playing Trent in midfield is far from convincing, especially when his passing was off it like it was here, barring one good ball to Saka. Subbed on 54 minutes.
Declan Rice: 5
Had to cover so much ground as England dropped worryingly deep in the first half and also lost it a few times in front of his back four.
Bukayo Saka: 7
Not quite as electric as his first half against Serbia, but another solid showing from our right winger who has been our most consistent attacker across the two games.
Jude Bellingham: 6
Nowhere near the majestic display he put in against Serbia and one of many who looked tired.
Phil Foden: 7
Was far more involved than against Serbia – although that was not hard – and had a few dangerous efforts from range, including one that smacked the post after the break.
Harry Kane: 6
Netted his 64th goal for his country with an opener he could not really miss, but then gave the ball away from Denmark’s leveller. Surprisingly subbed.
SUBS:
Conor Gallagher (on for Trent, 54): 7
Vital clearance on the stretch when Christian Eriksen was lurking and was not afraid to put his foot in.
Ollie Watkins (on for Kane, 70): 6
Played in by Bellingham’s lovely ball after coming on but could not finish from an acute angle.
Jarrod Bowen (on for Foden, 69): 6
Copped a nasty tackle which saw Joakim Maehle booked.
Eberechi Eze (on for Saka, 69): 6
On for his tournament bow though he was rarely involved.

While another commented: “Declan Rice should convert to his default position which is CB.”Even Kane was susceptible to dropping deep – despite being England’s sole No9.The striker was in line with England’s penalty area when he gave the ball away in the build-up to Denmark’s equaliser.Discussing Kane’s positioning and style of play after the match, Three Lions legend Alan Shearer told BBC Sport: “When I got into my thirties and I lost a yard of pace, I needed legs around me.The Sun’s Charlie Wyett slams Woeful England after bland 1-1 draw with Denmark”I needed pace around me. I could still hold the ball up, I could still head it, I still had a good touch, I could still score goals.”But the one thing I constantly couldn’t do was run in behind.”So he needs players around him to do that. I would do that, that’s why I’d have [Anthony] Gordon in the team. He has the energy, he has the ability to run in behind he has the ability to get up near him.”Whereas [Phil] Foden wants to be tight in the No10 role very much like Harry Kane does.”He’s a brilliant goalscorer, he will always score goals. But what he does lack is that energy. Someone else can do that alongside him.”READ MORE SUN STORIESA draw was enough to see England remain at the top of Group C.However, the Three Lions will need a win against Slovenia on Tuesday to go through as group winners.Harry Kane also dropped deep and gave away the ball on one occasionEURO 2024 LIVE: KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THE LATEST NEWS FROM GERMANY More

FROM powerful rockets to strikes curling into the top corner – there has been an upsurge in goals from outside the box at Euro 2024.And perhaps the reason is due to the ball manufactured by Adidas.Morten Hjulmand scores a stunner versus EnglandCredit: PATurkey’s Arda Guler netted one of the goals of the tournament from distanceCredit: AFPXherdan Shaqiri scored another long range goal versus ScotlandCredit: GettyMorten Hjulmand fired in from distance to equalise in the 1-1 draw with England and it was the 13th goal of the tournament scored from outside the box after 18 games.In the entire group stage at the last Euros, just 12 were scored from further out than 18 yards.And Euro 2024 has already surpassed 2008 and 2012 for long range goals.Prior to Hjulmand’s effort, 32.4 per cent of strikes in Germany have been from distance.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe famous Jabulani ball of the 2010 World Cup was known for dipping and swerving through the air.But even in South Africa, long range goals equated for just 18.6 per cent of shots hitting the back of the net.So could Adidas’ ball named the Fussballiebe be the reason for Arda Guler’s screamer against Georgia or Xherdan Shaqiri’s stunner versus Scotland?Well, to make the ball more eco-friendly, Adidas have used more bio-based substances than ever before.Most read in FootballEvery layer of the ball has materials such as corn fibres, sugar canes, wood pulp and rubber.There is also a suspension system inside to stabilise the motion detectors used to help the semi-automated offside technology. Alan Shearer explains how England can get the best out of Harry KaneSerbia striker Dusan Vlahovic called the ball “strange” but ” it listens to me”.England captain Harry Kane added: “I like the ball. It’s quick. When you strike it, it stays hit.“I’ve had a bit of a different experience with a different ball in the Bundesliga, the Adidas ball we are used to in Europe and I have played with the Nike ball in the Premier League.”For me personally, I think it is better for the strikers and goalscorers than it is for goalkeepers, so I’m not going to complain about that.”Adidas say the ball has been “specially engineered for greater accuracy” and there has been “great feedback from players”.It seems like long range stunners will continue at this Euros. EURO 2024 LIVE: KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THE LATEST NEWS FROM GERMANY More

NEAL MAUPAY was on the wind-up again as England toiled to a 1-1 draw with Denmark at Euro 2024.Gareth Southgate’s side took an early lead via Harry Kane in Frankfurt, only to be pegged back by Morten Hjulmand’s strike from range.Neal Maupay looked to wind England fans up on social mediaEngland endured a bad day at the office against DenmarkCredit: AlamyMaupay, 27, wound up several stars last seasonCredit: Sunday TimesFollowing England’s poor display, Frenchman Maupay sought to mock the Three Lions.The 27-year-old wrote “It’s coming home” on social media – accompanied by a clip of a man laughing hysterically.Maupay’s post quickly received more than 50,000 likes.But some England fans looked to hit back.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLOne pointed out to Maupay, who is nowhere near the France squad: “You are at home.”While a second joked: “Are you still waiting for the call from Deschamps?”Maupay gathered a huge reputation for winding stars up last season.The Brentford loanee imitated James Maddison’s darts celebration against Tottenham in January, before taking shots at the England international on social media.Most read in Euro 2024BEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSHe also looked to wind up Manchester United’s Scott McTominay, calling him a “fan” after the pair had clashed during a match.In February, Maupay dubbed himself the Prem’s “most disliked player” – but defended his ability to have a laugh while chatting to The Times.’No excuse for that’ – Alan Shearer fumes at abject England as Three Lions legend says ‘Denmark deserved to win’ He said: “People say footballers are boring, then all of a sudden a player does this and everyone goes, ‘Why, Neal?’ ‘He’s the most disliked player.’ Blah blah blah.”For me, football is a game, it’s entertainment.”I’m just having fun and, on the pitch, I’m trying to do everything to win.”If I can say something that puts you off or makes you overthink and make a mistake, I’ll do it.”People don’t realise how much tension and emotion is involved at the highest level.”I think it works quite well and if I can get a reaction, great.”Maupay clashed with Scott McTominay last seasonCredit: GettyThe forward mimicked James Maddison’s celebration against TottenhamCredit: Getty More

FORMER England and Manchester United star Ben Foster was spotted in the crowd for the Three Lions 1-1 draw with Denmark.Gareth Southgate’s side laboured to a 1-1 draw following goals from Harry Kane and Morten Hjulmand in the first half.Ben Foster was spotted in the stands for England vs DenmarkSouthgate was slammed for his tactics that saw England drop deep after the opener and also for his “Sunday League” deployment of Trent Alexander-Arnold.England fans may have not enjoyed the game too much, but there was one ex-pro who appeared to be having a good time despite the drab display.Ex-Watford star Foster was picked up by cameras in the stands towards the closing stages of the game.Foster, who played eight times for the Three Lions, was seen wearing a blue England shirt and shorts.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLHe was seen with a beaming smile on his face with his hands in his pockets.Reacting to his appearance, one fan said: “Not sure what Ben Foster is smiling about after this performance from England.”A second said: “He’s happy about the content he has for the next podcast show.”A third said: “Ben Foster at the game. What a lad.”Most read in Euro 2024BEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSAnother said: “Up the Fozcast!”A fifth added: “They got Ben Foster in the crowd cringing hahahahaaaaahaaah.”Shocking England stats reveal where Gareth Southgate is getting it wrong as key man ‘plays like a centre-back’ENGLAND vs DENMARK RATINGSENGLAND stumbled to a drab 1-1 draw with Denmark.
Here’s how SunSport’s Tom Barclay rated the Three Lions team.
Jordan Pickford: 6
Looked a little jittery early doors, though there was nothing he could do about Morten Hjulmand’s corker and he made a decent parry after the break.
Kyle Walker: 7 
Made England’s opener by racing round a sleeping Victor Kristiansen – he’ll be having nightmares of that forevermore – and teeing up Kane via a deflected cross.
John Stones: 6
OK but you have got to wonder how fit he feels having barely played for Man City in the second half of the season, plus his injury and illness issues over the last month.
Marc Guehi: 8 and my star man
Really encouraging again from the Crystal Palace centre-back, looking sharp with his interceptions and assured in distribution.
Kieran Trippier: 6
Like Stones, he was fine, but England really need Luke Shaw back ASAP because having no natural left-footer at left-back is a problem.
Trent Alexander-Arnold: 5
This experiment of playing Trent in midfield is far from convincing, especially when his passing was off it like it was here, barring one good ball to Saka. Subbed on 54 minutes.
Declan Rice: 5
Had to cover so much ground as England dropped worryingly deep in the first half and also lost it a few times in front of his back four.
Bukayo Saka: 7
Not quite as electric as his first half against Serbia, but another solid showing from our right winger who has been our most consistent attacker across the two games.
Jude Bellingham: 6
Nowhere near the majestic display he put in against Serbia and one of many who looked tired.
Phil Foden: 7
Was far more involved than against Serbia – although that was not hard – and had a few dangerous efforts from range, including one that smacked the post after the break.
Harry Kane: 6
Netted his 64th goal for his country with an opener he could not really miss, but then gave the ball away from Denmark’s leveller. Surprisingly subbed.
SUBS:
Conor Gallagher (on for Trent, 54): 7
Vital clearance on the stretch when Christian Eriksen was lurking and was not afraid to put his foot in.
Ollie Watkins (on for Kane, 70): 6
Played in by Bellingham’s lovely ball after coming on but could not finish from an acute angle.
Jarrod Bowen (on for Foden, 69): 6
Copped a nasty tackle which saw Joakim Maehle booked.
Eberechi Eze (on for Saka, 69): 6
On for his tournament bow though he was rarely involved.

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ALAN SHEARER tore into England after a painful 1-1 draw with Denmark – and revealed the player he’d bring into help out Harry Kane.The Three Lions’ legend insisted there can be “no excuses” for a Euro 2024 display with “no energy, no pace”.John Stones, Jude Bellingham Trent Alexander-Arnold and Declan Rice show the frustration after a below-par performance from EnglandCredit: AlamyKane’s early opener in Frankfurt was countered by Morten Hjulmand’s stunner – with Shearer claiming the Danes deserved more than their point.England are still two points clear in Group C, meaning they are likely to go through after Tuesday’s clash with Slovenia.And skipper Kane appealed for “calm” – albeit admitting there would be “noise” as well as “disappointment” over Thursday’s performance.However, Shearer believes the display offered nothing of encouragement.READ MORE ENGLAND NEWSThe BBC pundit said after the final whistle: “You can see players lying on their back, they look absolutely shattered.”There’s no excuse for that. No energy, no pace to the game.”We didn’t run in behind until the last 10 or 15 minutes.”We got caught too many times on the ball, too many sloppy passes. MOST READ IN FOOTBALLEURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSENGLAND vs DENMARK RATINGSENGLAND stumbled to a drab 1-1 draw with Denmark.
Here’s how SunSport’s Tom Barclay rated the Three Lions team.
Jordan Pickford: 6
Looked a little jittery early doors, though there was nothing he could do about Morten Hjulmand’s corker and he made a decent parry after the break.
Kyle Walker: 7 
Made England’s opener by racing round a sleeping Victor Kristiansen – he’ll be having nightmares of that forevermore – and teeing up Kane via a deflected cross.
John Stones: 6
OK but you have got to wonder how fit he feels having barely played for Man City in the second half of the season, plus his injury and illness issues over the last month.
Marc Guehi: 8 and my star man
Really encouraging again from the Crystal Palace centre-back, looking sharp with his interceptions and assured in distribution.
Kieran Trippier: 6
Like Stones, he was fine, but England really need Luke Shaw back ASAP because having no natural left-footer at left-back is a problem.
Trent Alexander-Arnold: 5
This experiment of playing Trent in midfield is far from convincing, especially when his passing was off it like it was here, barring one good ball to Saka. Subbed on 54 minutes.
Declan Rice: 5
Had to cover so much ground as England dropped worryingly deep in the first half and also lost it a few times in front of his back four.
Bukayo Saka: 7
Not quite as electric as his first half against Serbia, but another solid showing from our right winger who has been our most consistent attacker across the two games.
Jude Bellingham: 6
Nowhere near the majestic display he put in against Serbia and one of many who looked tired.
Phil Foden: 7
Was far more involved than against Serbia – although that was not hard – and had a few dangerous efforts from range, including one that smacked the post after the break.
Harry Kane: 6
Netted his 64th goal for his country with an opener he could not really miss, but then gave the ball away from Denmark’s leveller. Surprisingly subbed.
SUBS:
Conor Gallagher (on for Trent, 54): 7
Vital clearance on the stretch when Christian Eriksen was lurking and was not afraid to put his foot in.
Ollie Watkins (on for Kane, 70): 6
Played in by Bellingham’s lovely ball after coming on but could not finish from an acute angle.
Jarrod Bowen (on for Foden, 69): 6
Copped a nasty tackle which saw Joakim Maehle booked.
Eberechi Eze (on for Saka, 69): 6
On for his tournament bow though he was rarely involved.

“And in truth Denmark were the better team and deserved to win. There’s so much more to come. It’s really concerning.”Shearer also reckons England have a tactical problem concerning Kane – and feels he has the answer.England fans stunned as Denmark level against Three Lions at Euro 2024The ex-Newcastle hero said: “He needs players in and around him. That’s why I’d have (Anthony) Gordon in the team. “He has the energy, he has the ability to run in behind, he has the ability to run get up near him, whereas (Phil) Foden wants to play tight, play in the No10 role, very much like Harry.””He (Kane) is a brilliant goalscorer, he will always score goals, but what he does lack is a yard of pace and energy.”Striker Kane told the BBC: “We know we can improve, We know there’ll be a bit of noise and disappointment back home.”But it’s a time to stay calm, and we’ll get there step by step.” More

ENGLAND fans have slammed Gareth Southgate for his “Sunday League” tactics against Denmark.Southgate selected Trent Alexander-Arnold in midfield in a repeat starting XI of the team that beat Serbia 1-0.Fans slammed Gareth Southgate for his ‘Sunday League’ tactics with Trent Alexander-Arnold against DenmarkCredit: RexAlexander-Arnold did not have his finest game against DenmarkAlexander-Arnold failed to influence the game as desiredHe was unable to get on the ball as much as he would have likedThings appeared to be going well when Harry Kane tapped home a deflected Kyle Walker cross after 18 minutes. However, Morten Hjlumand equalised with a fine strike from range after 34 minutes.England had retreated into themselves after the opener, a fact Jamie Carragher highlighted. Southgate made his first roll of the dice with a personnel switch with Conor Gallagher replacing Alexander-Arnold after 54 minutes. READ MORE IN FOOTBALLAnd fans were left upset at the Liverpool star, who most often plays right-back for his club, seemingly only being selected in midfield for his passing range.Taking to social media, one fan said: “Slapping a man in midfield cos he’s good at passing is so Sunday league lmao, how is it happening at the highest level?”A second said: “It’s soooooo forced it’s a joke, Southgate is playing Fifa.”A third said: “Slapping an RB in midfield due to his long range passing but having no pace outlet on either side.”Most read in Euro 2024BEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSAnother said: “Southgate wants Trent playing QB but doesn’t have any runners up top. I have to laugh.”Southgate later shocked fans as he made a triple substitution by hauling off his attack of Kane, Bukayo Saka and Phil Foden for Ollie Watkins, Eberechi Eze and Jarrod Bowen.Ex-England and Man United star spotted in crowd during England’s 1-1 draw with DenmarkBut ironically, with Alexander-Arnold, 25, already off the pitch the best player to exploit the added mobility was unable to use it.ENGLAND vs DENMARK RATINGSENGLAND stumbled to a drab 1-1 draw with Denmark.
Here’s how SunSport’s Tom Barclay rated the Three Lions team.
Jordan Pickford: 6
Looked a little jittery early doors, though there was nothing he could do about Morten Hjulmand’s corker and he made a decent parry after the break.
Kyle Walker: 7 
Made England’s opener by racing round a sleeping Victor Kristiansen – he’ll be having nightmares of that forevermore – and teeing up Kane via a deflected cross.
John Stones: 6
OK but you have got to wonder how fit he feels having barely played for Man City in the second half of the season, plus his injury and illness issues over the last month.
Marc Guehi: 8 and my star man
Really encouraging again from the Crystal Palace centre-back, looking sharp with his interceptions and assured in distribution.
Kieran Trippier: 6
Like Stones, he was fine, but England really need Luke Shaw back ASAP because having no natural left-footer at left-back is a problem.
Trent Alexander-Arnold: 5
This experiment of playing Trent in midfield is far from convincing, especially when his passing was off it like it was here, barring one good ball to Saka. Subbed on 54 minutes.
Declan Rice: 5
Had to cover so much ground as England dropped worryingly deep in the first half and also lost it a few times in front of his back four.
Bukayo Saka: 7
Not quite as electric as his first half against Serbia, but another solid showing from our right winger who has been our most consistent attacker across the two games.
Jude Bellingham: 6
Nowhere near the majestic display he put in against Serbia and one of many who looked tired.
Phil Foden: 7
Was far more involved than against Serbia – although that was not hard – and had a few dangerous efforts from range, including one that smacked the post after the break.
Harry Kane: 6
Netted his 64th goal for his country with an opener he could not really miss, but then gave the ball away from Denmark’s leveller. Surprisingly subbed.
SUBS:
Conor Gallagher (on for Trent, 54): 7
Vital clearance on the stretch when Christian Eriksen was lurking and was not afraid to put his foot in.
Ollie Watkins (on for Kane, 70): 6
Played in by Bellingham’s lovely ball after coming on but could not finish from an acute angle.
Jarrod Bowen (on for Foden, 69): 6
Copped a nasty tackle which saw Joakim Maehle booked.
Eberechi Eze (on for Saka, 69): 6
On for his tournament bow though he was rarely involved.

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