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Luke Shaw was England’s standout player in an exciting 3-3 draw towards Germany, but Harry Maguire and Nick Pope struggled at Wembley.

Nick Pope – 4

A sport that uncovered Pope’s weak spot with distribution. Looked nervous below the German press when accumulating again passes, along with his spilled save for Kai Havertz’s second purpose capping a poor night. Unlikely to oust Jordan Pickford anytime quickly.

Luke Shaw – 8

A triumphant return to the England XI. Defended beautifully on a busy left flank and tried to deliver the ball out from the again each time he may, particularly when England had been struggling. Capped off his efficiency with a effectively-deserved purpose.

Eric Dier – 6

Made some good blocks when wanted, but additionally made some questionable passes at occasions. Couldn’t fairly observe up his excellent return to the XI from Milan, but appears to have booked his place within the World Cup squad.

Harry Maguire – 5

Kept his nostril clear till he gave away a transparent penalty. An extremely reckless sort out for such an skilled player, earlier than shedding possession far too simply within the construct-as much as Germany’s second – moments that may solely intensify the highlight on him.

John Stones – 7

Really unlucky to be injured late within the first half after beginning an England assault from deep in defence – one thing he did effectively in his 37 minutes. His lengthy move for Sterling early on was a factor of magnificence too.

Reece James – 6

Much higher from James, who appeared much more snug as the correct wing-again in Southgate’s again three. Had a poor second within the first half when his wayward move set Germany away, but little got here from it. Otherwise, a stable show.

Declan Rice – 7

England’s midfield machine delivers as soon as once more. Did not look outnumbered in the course of the park alongside Bellingham regardless of being up towards three gifted German gamers. The pair have arguably secured their spots because the beginning midfield duo in Qatar.

Jude Bellingham – 7

Another spectacular efficiency throughout the park from {the teenager}, who’s increase a great partnership with Rice. Had a couple of wayward pictures, but received the England penalty along with his tenacious play.

Phil Foden – 6

Linked up properly with Sterling and Kane in spells going ahead, but would have needed to affect the sport extra. However, a few of his ability reminded you simply what a player he’s.

Harry Kane – 7

Played it protected early on, but started to come back to life as England’s attacking play opened up. Reliable as ever from the penalty spot and stays Southgate’s first identify on the teamsheet.

Raheem Sterling – 7

A much better efficiency, along with his velocity and motion down the left a handful for Germany within the first half. Had three nice possibilities to attain, but was additionally fortunate to not give away a penalty.

Subs

Kyle Walker (for Stones, 37) – 6

Not a lot to shout about from Walker’s efficiency, but will give him a platform to construct on after a horrible time in Milan.

Mason Mount (for Foden, 66) – 6

A brilliantly taken purpose from a player that wants some objectives and assists to set him up for the season. A confidence-boosting cameo with a lot of different good moments.