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Harry Kane scored on the night he broke England’s all-time men’s appearance record as the Three Lions beat Croatia 2-1 at Wembley.
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Lions → score → Wembley
Morgan Rogers opened the scoring in the 24th minute as Dominik Livakovic flapped at his close-range shot, following some calamitous defending from Josko Gvardiol.
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Livakovic → open → Gvardiol
Croatia equalised just before the hour mark as Luka Sucic stole in to poke home from Jarrel Quansah’s ill-advised header, but England were back ahead minutes later as Kane scored from the penalty spot.
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Kane → equalise → spot
Sam Tabuteau was at Wembley to rate the England players…
Jordan Pickford 6
Showed quick feet to get out of trouble near his goal line early on.
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Pickford → rate → line
Will have been cursing Quansah’s decision-making as he picked the ball out the back of his net just before the hour mark.
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he → curse → mark
He and Kane enjoyed a brief period of trying to one-up each other with their sweeping passes from deep.
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He → enjoy → deep
Jarell Quansah 4
Undone by a couple of pieces of Croatian trickery in the first-half, and then majorly at fault for their equaliser as he tried to head the ball back to Pickford inside a packed penalty area.
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he → try → area
Involved at the other end, winning the penalty from which England quickly retook the lead.
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England → involve → lead
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Dan Burn 7
A rogue pick from Tuchel, who you feel did not need to use a night like this to understand what Burn can offer.
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Burn → read → what
Enjoyed some early head tennis as Croatia made the faster start.
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Croatia → enjoy → start
If fit, he surely has to be England’s first-choice left-back.
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he → have → ?
Elliot Anderson 6
Bobbed and weaved his way through pressure and kept things ticking in the middle of the park.
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things → bob → park
Found himself scrambling back towards his own goal a couple of times.
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himself → find → times
Was able to express himself and impose his physicality on Croatia as England coasted for much of the evening.
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England → express → evening
Morgan Rogers 7
Smuggled the ball home as Livakovic made a hash of saving his shot from inside the six-yard box.
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Livakovic → smuggle → box
Jude Bellingham 8
His movement rather than the pass itself provided the opportunity for Rogers’ goal.
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movement → provide → goal
Still, Bellingham proved again that he will always find himself in the right place at the right time.
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he → prove → time
Kane was just showing off tonight, wowing the Wembley crowd with an array of wonderful passes, one of which played a crucial role in Rogers’ opener before getting his goal from the penalty spot.
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one → show → spot
Not given much time to show what he is all about.
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he → give → what
Tonight should have been a chance for him to get his feet under the table in an England shirt.
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him → get → shirt
James Garner N/A
Thought he had scored his first England goal, only to be denied by an offside in the build-up.
Ben White N/A
Booed as he came on.
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he → think → up
He still has work to do if he is to get England’s supporters back on side it seems.
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it → have → side
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