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Pickford will be disappointed to be beaten in that area of the goal, from that range. The closing down was poor, so the bigger blame goes to the statues in front of him on my opinion. He was unsighted by at least 3 or 4 players.
I thought Konsa needed to do more for the second. He hasnt had a great world cup, and has exposed the defence to be pretty average. Guilty of ball watching again for me, rather than putting his body on the line. I contrast thst to a brilliant Stones defensive header earlier.
Madness to give Messi that amount of space. I think Spence was knackered, but the decision to defend that deep had brought it on. No problem seeing the game out, but pack the midfield out.
The final bit. Bellingham and Kane have exposed there is a void of genuinely world class talent. They perhaps didnt have their best games, but the rest showed theyre miles behind laying a glove on the elite of world football. Think that is 10 matches they’ve been knocked out in a row against top 10 teams.
Final bit messi. What a player, an absolute freak.
Sounds like Britain.