Paul Robinson

But, you know, you give him the credit and where he is in his own self and with his game and how confident he is.

He took exactly the same penalty and went in exactly the same corner, but just executed it better than he did the first one.

Well, they changed that actually, Croatia, if you look at the game.

They marked zonally.

For the first three or four England corners, they marked zonally.

And after that goal, they changed for the rest of the game.

They went to more man-to-man marking.

They did still have players in zones.

But after that, it was like, you know, closing the gate when the horse was bolted.

It was such a simple set play routine.

We talk all every week about set plays in the Premier League.

But actually, a set play, you can have all the intricate movements.

You can have all the jostling in the box.

A set play is nothing without the delivery.

And the delivery from Declan Rice was superb.

And the timing of Harry Kane's run and the placement of the header.

It looked so simple, but there was a lot that went into it.

You wouldn't identify Harry Kane as England's best header when you look at the size of the team.

I looked at the team.

I mean, there's only Rhys James and Elliot Anderson in that side that were under six foot.