How did the players fare in England's 2-0 win over Ukraine?
ENGLAND (4-2-3-1):
6 Pickford: Will not have many easier days in the whole of his career – did not have to make a single meaningful save
7 Walker: Kept the door locked down England’s right and used the ball effectively when he had it
7 Stones: Was never really extended defensively with Ukraine’s attacks breaking down long before they reached the 18-yard box
7 Maguire: Poised and assured at the heart of the back four, although might well feel he should have scored with a late header that flew over
8 Chilwell: Proved a more-than-capable deputy for Shaw as he made a series of effective breaks down the left flank
6 Rice: Rarely had to break out of a trot as Ukraine’s midfielders failed to ask any serious questions of him
7 Henderson: Combined effectively with Saka down the England right and delivered some good balls into the box
8 SAKA: Capped an excellent attacking display with a superb strike that doubled England’s lead shortly before the break
7 Bellingham: Continues to develop into a world-class central midfielder – has changed the complexion of England’s midfield by playing further forward
6 Maddison: Finally made his first international start, but wasn’t really able to produce a telling moment despite seeing plenty of the ball
7 Kane: Missed some chances in the first half, but still weighed in with his 55th international goal to break the deadlock
Subs:
Toney (for Kane, 80)
Grealish (for Maddison, 85)
Gallagher (for Bellingham, 85)
(not used): Ramsdale (gk), Forster (gk), Trippier, Guehi, Dier, Phillips.
UKRAINE (4-3-3):
TRUBIN 6; Karavaev 5 (Buyalskiy 61, 5), Svatok 4, Matviyenko 4, Mykolenko 4 (Sobol 61, 4); Sudakov 5, Stepanenko 4 (Konoplianka 90), Zinchenko 5; Malinovskyi 4, Yaremchuk 4 (Dovbyk 73), Mudryk 4 (Tsygankov 61, 5).
Subs (not used): Lunin (gk), Shevchenko (gk), Sarapii, Sydorchuk, Miroshnichenko, Bondarenko, Pikhalonok.
Man Of The Match: BUKAYO SAKA – The Arsenal forward is playing the best football of his career at the moment.
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