England is a strong contender to win the Eurocup this summer, but Gareth Southgate must make changes to improve his team’s collective performance. Against Serbia, in the debut, have suffered more than the account and finished costing the single goal of Jude Bellingham due to the leadership of the group C. They experienced many unfits, which cost them their dominance in the competitor area.
Specifically, the Real Madrid star was the most prominent name of the night, and the attendant gave him a ‘feeling’ to an England that had suffered greatly for a long time. Bellingham, appearing with a lot of freedom and dominating the heart of the pitch to his antojo, was the answer for Southgate’s ones. It was precise throughout the game and, as with the Madridistas, shocked like a goleador. It was no coincidence that the Veltins Sand beat the “Hey, Jude” by a few minutes.
Bellingham, the only ‘hero’ in EnglandThe 20-year-old midfielder describes England’s triumph. Before the chamber of hour, Kyle Walker served a balloon to the space so that Bukayo Saka, who desmarcó in a cruel way and returned to Pavlovic when they went to the grass, commanded a centre that found Bellingham arriving from the second line to command the balloon to save with a head butt. It was a 0-1 victory for the British, who had an overwhelming advantage thanks to the Madrid player… However, as the minutes passed, that became irrelevant.
And it is that Southgate’s players were unable to connect, particularly Harry Kane, who was sloppy throughout the majority of the game, and Serbia, which did not have a’swim’ that lost, began to tighten. Pickford began to delve deeper into the scenario, and while the circumstances were not quite obvious, it served as a ‘warning’ of what was to come in the second half. Serbians occurred to dominate, and signed aercamientos practically immediately. Pavlovic, Vlahovic, Mladenovic, and others marched through the area without hesitation in front of an England ‘noqueada’ that lived on instinct.
Serbia was lacking him conviction for ‘incordiar’ to England.Bellingham Continued to be the only ‘lighted’ in the ‘three lions’, in the face of issues that required Foden or Kane to generate benefits. However, the instances escaseaban a headbutt of the English skipper that fell in the crossbar after ‘divert’ the custodian. Pickford appeared to have devised a brilliant strategy to keep Vlahovic from entering the area where he was about to collide.
It was a win endured rather than an account, and it sends a clear message to the English: only individual skill, which is still available in the staff, is free. Southgate Has to develop the formula so that the team can work for an additional 20-25 minutes of superiority. Against Serbia, Bellingham’s ‘work’ and Pickford’s interventions could hold, but there are many elements that will need to change in order to contend in the Euro.