Ian Wright's Passionate Analysis Of England vs Scotland Proves Gareth Southgate Got It Massively Wrong

Ian Wright said what everyEngland fan was thinking after the Three Lions were held to a 0-0 draw with Scotland at Wembley.

Following on from the 1-0 win over Croatia, England didn't creative much at all - with their best chance falling to John Stones, who headed against the post after producing a quite incredible jump in the first half.

Captain and talisman Harry Kane was almost invisible in his 74 minutes on the pitch, failing to have a shot on target for the second consecutive Euro 2020 group game.

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It was a wholly disappointing night for England and Arsenal legend Wright summed it up in his post-match analysis post-match.

The 57-year-old said he was "embarrassed" at England, offering some strong thoughts on the decision to substitute Phil Foden and not use Jadon Sancho as an option from the bench.

"There's no way Foden should be leaving the pitch today... you've got Sancho on the bench - 15 goals and 20 assists a season - and he doesn't even get on," Wright said on ITV.

"We need to create... I'm embarrassed for us today."

Fans were inclined to agree with Wright's assessment, including Manchester City supporter and former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher.

After Friday's results, England are second in Group D, only behind Czech Republic on goal difference. The two sides meet at Wembley in the final group game on Tuesday.

Topics: Football, Euro 2020, Ian Wright, England, Scotland

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