ENGLAND stuttered to a 0-0 draw against Scotland in Friday’s Euros clash at Wembley.
Gareth Southgate’s men struggled to create chances against Steve Clarke’s impressive Scots side.
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And the Three Lions will now be sweating over their place in the knockout stages with a tough game against Czech Republic still to play.
Here, SunSport’s Duncan Wright delivers his England player ratings…
JORDAN PICKFORD – 7
Fine stop to deny O’Donnell and looked assured dealing with dangerous crosses.
REECE JAMES – 7
Unfazed by any pressure, calm in defence, measured in attack. Vital header off line.
JOHN STONES – 7
Vital early block to deny Che Adams, unlucky to head against post. Sound display.
TYRONE MINGS – 6
Relished the physical battle with Dykes, but clumsy slip almost cost England dear in second half.
LUKE SHAW – 6
Caught in behind early on, but settled into game. Didn’t provide as much threat going forward as hoped.
DECLAN RICE – 6
Kept the ball moving in midfield and did his job. Could do with striding forward more in possession.
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KALVIN PHILLIPS – 6
Risky kick-out at McGinn, not the force of the previous game but kept at it.
MASON MOUNT – 7
Locked in battle with Billy Gilmour, looked most inventive player and went close from the edge of the box.
PHIL FODEN – 6
Drifted infield to get involved but lacked the cutting edge needed or hoped for.
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HARRY KANE – 5
Again struggled to get in game, couldn’t get the better of Grant Hanley and hauled off. Worrying form.
RAHEEM STERLING – 6
Lively from the start but lost his way and wasted series of good positions with poor choices.
SUBS
Jack Grealish (on for Foden, 63′) – Brief glimpses of creativity but did more work defensively – 6
Marcus Rashford (on for Kane, 74′) – Hardly had a look-in as England stuttered in attack – 6
